Eazi Access donates mobile library to Ivory Park Primary School
The mobile library, delivered at the school, was filled with books ranging across various reading levels to assist all Grades 0 to Seven learners.
Eazi Access donated a mobile library to Ivory Park Primary School.
Tralone Lindiwe Khoza, Eazi Access PR and communication specialist said they ensure each organisation they support is in direct alignment with their goals of making a difference in the lives of others in its surrounding communities.
Across a wide range of sectors and applications, Eazi Access provides rental, sales, service and training.
When selecting their Socio-Economic Development grantees each year, they adhere to the UN Sustainability Goals, which include quality education, gender equality, decent work and economic growth.
“Our social and ethics committee decided to sponsor a mobile library for Ivory Park Primary School in partnership with Qualibooks.
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We have partnered with Qualibooks because they are an efficient provider of curriculum-based library and e-library educational resources to schools and communities countrywide.
“We chose Ivory Park Primary School because, as a previously disadvantaged school based in Thembisa, there was a need to add to their existing school resources,” said Khoza.
They transported the mobile library to the school, packed with books ranging in reading levels from Grades 0 to Seven.
Ms Lindiwe Baloyi, the deputy principal, said the learners were pleased to see new library books they could use for reading, studying and researching for their homework, projects, and assignments.
“On behalf of the school management, Baloyi said, “A reading nation is a winning nation.”
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“Reading is the foundation of our prosperity. Reading provides the structure and foundation for achievement.
“Thank you, Eazi Access, for your wonderful contribution to the school, which will pave the way for our students’ futures,” said Baloyi.
A learner, Thandekuhle Vilani, thanked Eazi Access for caring about their future and success.
“I appreciate it,” she said.
