@madraijamu Alfred Tora is a QVSOB undergoing his PhD Organisational Psychology or something to that effect
And then you have the other fella bitching to a QVS parent blaming them because their child cant handle what they normalised.
@romeofiji I let the OBs speak
Im just fed down with the violence thats reported about this school and the bias to protect the violent perpetrators
Other school suspend or expel π€·πΎββοΈ
Caqe va tautavata na .... nvm keda sega ni tautauvata π€·πΎββοΈπ€¦πΎββοΈ
An endorsed system of "discipline" where the old guard pass on the mantle to the new through these "hazing" practices /rituals
Violence has just become more of that ritual than empathy humility or academic leadership
As explained by an OB
QVS has been on the spotlight the past few years on physical violence and bullying - and yet these boys dont seem to care and continue repeating the same.
Whatβs wrong?
Hes new doesnt realise the pay gap and risks yet?
When FRU can pay them to cover that insurance and risk to their club contracts then they can throw their weight around like this
White said the challenge would be getting players to understand that representing Fiji demanded the same commitment they showed their clubs
https://t.co/KAYcrvwBvd
Was told one of the yr11 parents said the korovou nurse did the health inspection and had to submit report to social welfare as was required of her role where the beatings were that bad
This country needs some feel good news mannnn π’
I assure you they all understand, the majority of players come back and play for a pittance compared to what they are paid by their clubsβ¦they all sacrifice to come back and play for their country, often putting their livelihoods at risk.
Grammar has had ZERO bullying policy for the last 6 years took a while to enforce and change mindsets for BOTH female and male students
Lots of Gender sessions
That founding school HAS ZERO EXCUSE for the endorsed violence going on
Walking down the legth of Wailoku Road un escorted middle of the road stroll this afternoon
Then crossed the bridge over to the school and village area .. qai macala ga o cei caka lovo ni mataka lol
Lost my mom to breast cancer in 1999. She went through so much pain with the chemo and decided she wouldn't do it again
Watched her wither away daily and it took its toll on my siblings and i
Our foundation our go-to.
Her last words to my sis was Haihanisiga
Love each other
Since itβs Pinktober, I want to share something personal.
A few days before my 21st birthday, my mum was bedridden with breast cancer. On my birthday, she called to apologise that she hadnβt finished weaving my mat, a tradition she kept for every significant birthday or occasion. She would sew my shirts, weave mats with my name, make my salusalu, and do everything she could for her only son, her baby.
A few days later, she passed away.
I never celebrated my birthday after that. I was lost and angry, learning how to live without my mum.
But God carried me.
Today, I share this not for sympathy, but to remember her and remind others: breast cancer affects families in ways that last a lifetime.
Please check yourself, encourage your loved ones to get checked, and donβt ignore the signs.
For Mum. β€οΈπ