Theodist Limited, a leading Papua New Guinean business, has partnered with Kairuku MP and Minister for Energy Peter Isoaimo to provide essential school furniture to St Michael’s Bakoiudu Primary School in Kairuku District, Kuni LLG.
The donation, comprising 15 desks and 15 chairs, was presented during the official opening of the school’s new 3-in-1 classroom in the Kuni Local Level Government area of Kairuku.
The partnership reflects a growing trend of public–private collaboration aimed at improving educational facilities and outcomes across Papua New Guinea.
Theodist’s contribution is part of its long-standing commitment to the education sector, a mission it has upheld for more than 50 years.
“Our commitment extends to every part of the education sector because we believe every student deserves a safe and well-equipped space to learn,” Theodist said in a statement.
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This philosophy, the company added, “drives our efforts to provide classroom furniture, supplies, and tailored support programmes to schools nationwide.”
Theodist’s involvement, it stressed, aims to send a powerful message to students: they matter, and their future matters.
The company reaffirmed its commitment to working alongside government officials, educators, and local communities to ensure schools, regardless of their location, are well resourced to educate and inspire future generations.
