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2025 Practicum – Week 1 (Starts October 6, 2025)

Preparations are underway for the 2025 Teaching Practicum. Students will be deployed to partner schools, with orientation set for next week. 

Rugen Habour - Primary School

Southern Region 

The Southern Region showcases diverse cultures from Central, Gulf, Western, Milne Bay, and Oro Provinces. Traditional dances often feature shell ornaments, tapa cloth, and graceful movements reflecting the sea and coastlines. 

Highlands Region 

The Highlands Region is famous for its vibrant singsings with feathered headdresses, painted faces, and kundu drums. Each tribe displays pride through bold colors, warrior chants, and high-energy performances. 

Momase Region 

Momase (Morobe, Madang, East Sepik, West Sepik) is known for canoes, bilums, and bamboo band music. Cultural performances highlight Sepik masks, river stories, and the artistry of carvings and body decorations 

Nimadoi Cultural Group 

The Nimadoi group proudly represents the traditions of East New Britain. They perform dances that tell stories of community life, harvest, and kinship, blending rhythm, song, and local attire. 

Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) 

AROB culture features bamboo instruments, panpipes, and energetic dances with coconut leaves and shell decorations. The performances reflect the island’s resilience, unity, and rich coastal traditions. 

Gaulim Staff, Children, Husbands & Neighbouring Community 

This group represents the wider Gaulim College family. Staff, their children and spouses, together with neighbours from the community, showcase their talents through stalls, food, crafts, and cultural displays. Their participation highlights unity, support, and the strong connection between the college and its surrounding community. 

Family stalls, food, and neighbourly support.