Do not describe the Tonga government project as Apollo activity.
Tonga: Evaluate Conflicting Official Dates
Resilience education, careful treatment of conflicting official project descriptions and community-led questions.


What should a responsible educator do when two pages from a public authority contain different dates?
For teachers, youth-group leaders and community educators. These learning activities do not represent actual local environmental or health interventions.
Prepare with the right boundaries.
Retrieve both official project entries for comparison; note if one has been revised.
Avoid real evacuation or relocation advice; use an educational hypothetical community.
Four evidence-led activities.
The actions and time allocations form a complete 60-minute suggested class. Each outcome is a learning record, not proof of a real project.
Capture two source statements
Read the two Department of Climate Change project references and write down each stated date range without choosing a favourite.
Identify possible reasons
Invite hypotheses—such as planning versus delivery phases—while marking them explicitly as unconfirmed.
Discuss resilient everyday services
Use a fictional coastal settlement to link school continuity, access, water, waste and responsible authorities.
Ask for a definitive source
Draft a neutral question addressed to the responsible Department about the current agreed project timeline.
Ask the questions that matter.
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May we pick a 2025–2032 schedule because it is convenient?
No. Record both listed dates, flag the discrepancy and request confirmation before repeating a definitive schedule.
PRIMARY-SOURCE ACTIVITYCompare the Tonga Coastal Resilience Project page with the Department's Current Adaptation listing, noting any differences and their publication context.
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