THE Rotary Club of Kloof, Kloof Roundtable and a local internet firm, Always Active Technologies, have donated five personal computers to Ndlokolo Primary School in the Inanda Valley to help their pupils gain more knowledge on information systems technology. Des Dunstone, of Highbury School, facilitated the idea of donating the computers to the school by the service clubs.
Each personal computer has full MS-Office loaded for the pupils to gain experience in Microsoft Word and Excel. Miguel Pinhal, of local IT company Reis Pinhal and Associates donated the time needed to install the software onto the computers.
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