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a title="The following learners represented the school during the competition; Masilo Reneilwe, Motaung Boipelo, Shuping Nomhle, Njikila Kamogelo with their teacher, Nomvo Raqa."""Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Kakatlela Primary school entered Provincial Youth Citizens Action Programme (YCAP) competition that was held in Mahikeng and won! The school competed against six primary schools from various provincial districts. The mentor teacher, Nomvo Raqa, commended the learners for their collective efforts in achieving this victory. The MEC for Education, Viola Motsumi congratulated the winners.

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The top learners at Tshedimosetso Secondary School were announced. They are Mokgethi Tshepang, best Mathematical Literacy learner, Malefo Onicca best Setswana learner, overall achiever Mkhwanazi Boitumelo, Manyala Mbali, best Business Studies learner, and Paraffin Ayanda best Isixhosa learner.

Lentswe, Potchefstroom - Klerksdorp Primary School entered the most science projects at the Eskom Expo regional science fair.

A total of 84 budding young scientists from the region presented 61 research projects at the event, which took place on Friday August 2. The projects on display were evaluated by 32 judges, which included educators, specialists, academics, and dedicated Eskom Expo supporters. 

 

 

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South Africa introduced Spelling Bee in 2010 as part of its literacy enhancement programs and PA Theron Primary (Meepong circuit) is one of 14 primary schools in Khuma and Stilfontein where Hata Butle participated with the trio of Azania Qithi, Omphile Motswenyane and Motshidise Ramaele who ended third. Ramaele will proceed to the District level on August 20. Seen are their English teachers and Victor Mokoena, Thato Dintwe, Thabiso Molefi, coordinator Charlotte Hlahane, and Nandi Mbongo (English departmental head).

 

Lentswe, Alabama - The Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality, through the Office of the Executive Mayor donated hockey equipment to Alabama Primary School.
Ward Councillor Farouk Tagaree who officially handed over the equipment to the school on behalf of the District Executive Mayor Nikiwe Num, said the challenge of delivering sports development in South Africa’s townships persists.

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