Student’s enrolled in Buk bilong Pikinini’s (BbP) Early Childhood Education program are currently in the process of sitting their final and second progressive test before graduating in December. At one Library Learning Centre (LLC), the BbP Monitoring and Evaluation’s team is closely watching what the test results may show.

A special visit by NRL star Alex Johnson to our Lae Showground Library Learning Centre.

Getting the right nutrition to children, who are growing their minds and bodies is vital for their well-being and ability to learn. Eating a breakfast and lunch with fibre and nutrients will sustain the children at school and ensure they are attentive and focused in class.

The day is celebrated each year on the 15th of October. The theme set by World Health Organisation this year is: “Why are clean hands still important? Because it helps stop the spread of harmful germs in healthcare.” All BbP’s Library Learning Centres have been busy washing hands and learning about germs with the children.

Children enrolled at one of BbP’s Library Learning Centres in Port Moresby will receive a healthy breakfast every day as part of a new pilot program launched today in partnership with the Australian Export Consortia (AEC), Market 2000 and Sanitarium PNG.

Post Courier Online has today written about the Brian Bell Group celebrating International Day of Sign Language with their participation of the Buk bilong Pikinini’s Inclusive Education Program. Buk bilong Pikinini is proud to be part of this and grateful to Sir Brian Bell Foundation and Brian Bell Group for providing us with this opportunity as part of their sponsorship of our Inclusive Education Program.