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Holy Child College of Education

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Come and see the caring spirit of Holy Child College of Education in Fijai where future teachers learn together. You will find classrooms full of energy and young minds eager to grow. The college sits near the centre of Fijai town where students from across the community gather for learning and hope. While it has no phone or website you can find it in a quiet road behind the post office. All full of promise and bright faces waiting to make a difference.

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