FBC News - Digital Team
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As schools across the country prepare to open for the final academic term of the year, Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services Penioni Ravunawa is encouraging students to stay focused on their academic goals, avoid harmful influences such as drugs and peer pressure, show kindness and support to others and build strong character grounded in discipline and good values.
Ravunawa says students must stay committed to their studies and seek support when needed.
“This is an important time in your academic journey. I encourage you to remain focused on your studies, make the most of the opportunities before you and seek guidance whenever needed from your teachers and colleagues.”
Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services Penioni Ravunawa
He also highlighted the dangers of peer pressure, encouraging students to prioritise positive behaviour.
“I urge every student to choose kindness – stop bullying, look out for one another and always walk away from harmful influences such as drugs, including illicit substances that can destroy your future.”
The start of Term 3 marks a crucial point as students prepare for final assessments and national examinations.
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