The major damage and dislocation of structural building infrastructures encountered by Wawin National School of Excellence in Morobe during the recent earthquake will not hinder the school from sitting the grade twelves(12) National examinations this year. This was a statement issued by the school's Deputy Principal Mr. Erick Kep. Kep made this statement on Sunday afternoon just after the 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit Morobe, Madang and other provinces. The school encountered cracks and dislocation to roof ceilings, walls and stairs mostly built of bricks. Mr. Kep said grade twelves' national examinations is about four more weeks away and they will still accommodate their students who will sit for this national tests with the rest of the grade 12's nationwide. He stated that they have been working tirelessly to prepare their students for the exams and hence, will still allow students to sit the important tests despite the earthquake destruction that defaced the school infrastructures. He said the school will prioritize on the grade twelve examinations by using available and good condition classrooms to run the examinations.