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UPF-Fiji Promotes Character Education
Written by Yoshinobu Murotani, secretary general, UPF-Fiji
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Nakasi, Fiji—UPF-Fiji organized a two-day character education presentation to teachers, students and VIPs at Nakasi High School.
Gregory Stone, the regional secretary general of UPF-Oceania, gave the lectures at the school located in Nakasi, a suburb between Suva, the capital, and the town of Nausori.
On February 19, 2015, teachers from the school and VIPs were invited to the presentation, and on the following day it was the turn of students of the high school to hear the lectures.
The UPF character education curriculum is based on the teachings of UPF Founder Dr. Sun Myung Moon, and has age-appropriate lectures.
Nakasi High School is a character education model school in Fiji.
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