Limbe, October 22, 2025, Principals of Catholic Colleges across the Diocese of Buea convened for their inaugural meeting of the 2025/26 academic year . The gathering, which marked a significant step towards enhancing educational standards, was chaired by the Catholic Education Secretary, Rev. Fr. Vincent Mesue, alongside his assistant, Mr. James Vefonge.
The meeting brought together Principals from thirteen Catholic colleges within the Diocese of Buea, providing a platform for collaboration and discussion on crucial educational strategies. Central to the discussions was the commitment to creating a comfortable and nurturing learning environment for all students.
The Education Secretary and soke school principals
Rev. Fr. Vincent Mesue emphasized the importance of ensuring that every student feels secure and supported in their educational journey. noting the importance of fostering an environment conducive for learning, where students can thrive academically, spiritually, and socially.
Key topics of the meeting included the review of existing practices affecting student welfare, strategies for enhancing educational resources, and plans for activities of the new academic year. The participants also explored initiatives aimed at promoting inclusivity and meeting the diverse needs of the student population.
The Catholic Education Secretary-Rev Fr Vincent Mesue
The principals were reminded of the collective responsibility of the colleges to adapt to the evolving educational landscape. “Collaboration among our institutions is vital. By working together, we can share best practices and innovative approaches that benefit our students across the board,” the Education Secretary remarked.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment from all principals to prioritize student well-being and to implement actionable plans that will positively impact the learning experience.
The Educstion Secretary plans to convene follow-up meetings throughout the academic year, ensuring ongoing dialogue and progress towards their shared vision for a better educational experience for all students.
