1. Mufti Mania 2016 A joint project of the Diocese of Gizo, the NZ Catholic Primary Principals’ Association & Caritas Aotearoa NZ www.caritas.org.nz www.nzcppa.org.nz

2. Last year This year Gizo Auki

3. What can you remember about Solomon Islands?

4. Solomon Islands Capital city: Honiara Population: 561,000 Religion: 92% Christian Language: Pijin (and English + 68 indigenous languages) Access to school: 60% of children Prime Minister: Manasseh Sogavare Close neighbours: Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu

5. Last year in Auki Together we raised more than $15,000 for two schools in Auki: Takwa Primary School St John’s Dala Primary For sports equipment and learning resources. WELL DONE!WELL DONE!WELL DONE!WELL DONE!

6. Gizo Capital of Western Province Population over 6,000 people The focus in 2016:

7. Just like in New Zealand… Children in Gizo love to have fun.

8. Our support for Mufti Mania this year is going to one school community…

9. St John Bosco Primary Located in Nila, in the Shortlands of Western Province 3 teachers 80 students School library Classroo m Students

10. All people in our community are important!

11. Repairing buildings and new toilets Knowing the importance of looking after our community, one of the big needs in Nila is to repair buildings and to construct new toilets. Ask your teachers how important having a roof and a toilet is to teach you well…

12. Let’s make a difference! This year the money we raise will support the St. John Bosco Nila Primary School community. This will include repairing buildings and constructing new toilets.

13. Have fun on July the 8th Remember St John Bosco Primary in Nila Let’s make a difference! Enjoy your mufti day