Students and staff of Government Bilingual High School, Mutengene,(GBHS), have lauded Senator Papinatou Fonderson and Honourable Findi Stanley Mokondo for promptly restoring classrooms damaged by strong winds.
The two officials visited the campus on Tuesday, the 24th of March 2026, receiving a rousing welcome from learners who staged cultural performances to show appreciation for the timely intervention.The event was graced with the presence of the First Deputy Mayor of Tiko Council, members of TECUDA, local traditional authorities, the PTA leadership, and school administrators.
Addressing the gathering, Hon. Findi underscored that the move aligns with their mandate to upgrade basic social amenities, especially in the education sector.“As custodians of public trust, we must ensure schools remain safe and operational. Once informed of the destruction, immediate action became necessary,” he stated.
He noted that the rapid response helped avert disruptions to academic activities, while commending the school community for its resilience in the face of adversity.
Earlier, the school principal recounted the March 10 storm that ripped off roofs of several classrooms, severely affecting lessons.She praised the intervention, describing it as timely and decisive, restoring both infrastructure and morale ahead of crucial mock examinations.
The administration used the opportunity to table pressing needs, including a multimedia centre, science and food labs, a library, a school hall, and additional classrooms.In a separate remark, the principal reiterated that the swift repairs prevented a potential academic setback.
Delivering a vote of thanks, Senior Prefect Fanfon Jesse Burinyuy expressed gratitude on behalf of students, acknowledging the support that has reinstated a safe learning environment.He urged his peers to stay committed to their studies and take full advantage of the improved conditions.
