Marist Brothers High School Suva has new computer lab

Tuesday, October 1st, 2013

The Marist Old Boys Association and the Marist Parents, Teachers and Friends Association have provided Marist Brothers High School, Suva, with a new computer lab and 30 new computers.

These new facilities are valued at $100,000, half of which has been contributed by the Old Boys Association.

Old Boys president Nesbitt Hazelman said the association wanted to see Marist students grow up to excel in their careers.

“We feel very privileged to deliver on a promise we made a few years back,” he said at the handover on Wednesday.

Source

The Fiji Times

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