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This is a list of schools in Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea.. Papua New Guinea's education system is divided into two sections: the international school system, which is administered by the International Education Agency and offers a standard of education based on Australian or British school systems or the International Baccalaureate; and the national school system, which ...
This is a list of schools in Central Province, Papua New Guinea.. Papua New Guinea's education system is divided into two sections: the international school system, which is administered by the International Education Agency and offers a standard of education based on Australian or British school systems or the International Baccalaureate; and the national school system, which consists of ...
St. Pauls Lutheran Secondary School, Enga Province (formerly Pausa High School) St. Pauls Primary School, Gerehu Stage 6, Port Moresby, NCD; Sangan Primary School, Markham District, Morobe Province; Santa Maria High School, Watuluma, MBP; Sir Tei Abal Secondary School, Enga Province (formerly Wabag Secondary School)
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The first school in Papua New Guinea was established in 1873 by English missionaries. Missionaries would continue providing the basis for education, with English and German as primary languages. In 1914, as part of World War I, Australia took control over German New Guinea and English became the sole official language.
The relocation took several years and was done in stages, starting with one class moving from Port Moresby to the Church Hall in Boroko in 1957. The OLSH sisters taught classes in the Hall while the new school was being built. [2] The school became St Joseph's International Catholic College after secondary school classes started in 2004.
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More recently established high schools in Boroko include Port Moresby Grammar School, founded in 1998, and the Turkish-run PNG Paradise High School which was founded in 2007. [2] The all-girls Caritas Technical Secondary School, located in East Boroko, is run by the catholic Caritas Sisters. [3]