BY INDY MAEALASIA

AS the second school semester approaches, Honiara High School is preparing to welcome back 1,336 students; a number that continues to test the school’s capacity and resources.

School Principal Allen Siosi Ketei speaking to Island Sun acknowledged the challenges ahead but expressed confidence in the school’s teaching staff and commitment to their teaching duties. 

“It will be a challenging semester, but I trust and believe our teachers are ready to fulfill their responsibilities and ensure our students are well-prepared for the national examinations,” he said.

With 43 teachers tasked with managing a large student population, Principal Ketei said the focus is on teaching efficiently. 

“Looking at the size of our student population, it’s not easy. But if we reflect on last semester, we managed well. Our teachers and support staff worked hard to deliver quality learning despite the constraints,” Principal Ketei added.

The school’s preparations comes amid ongoing reconstruction efforts following the 2021 riots, which damaged several key facilities.

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