Vanuatu's education ministry is reprinting homeschooling material in Bislama, because of difficulties in getting English and French materials to the right houses in the trilingual country.
Bislama is spoken nation-wide in Vanuatu, while English or French are more common in different parts, though all three are recognised officially.
Early childhood administration officer Dorine Lessy said the materials will be reprinted after parents said they were experiencing difficulty with the English and French materials.
"So now the ministry already prepared the Bislama version to help the parents who are speaking English or French to monitor their children or child at home."
Dorine Lessy said nation-wide distribution should begin next month.
