Highlands College continues to educate pupils during lockdown
" We are in our fourth week doing online lessons. All our grades are benefitting from this initiative, from Grade R to matric. The pupils have been kept busy since we started sending our assignments and videos online. We have kept them updated and on track"
BURGERSFORT – Highlands College pupils have been hard at work doing school projects and assignments during the lockdown.
The lockdown has forced many to stay inside their homes, with adults working remotely and students resorting to online classes.
Daily lessons in the form of videos and school projects are circulated via social media and email by the educators.
Speaking to the Steelburger/Lydenburg News, Fatima Mahomed, director of the school, confirmed that her school commenced with online lessons three weeks ago.
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” We are in our fourth week doing online lessons. All our grades are benefitting from this initiative, from Grade R to matric. The pupils have been kept busy since we started sending our assignments and videos online. We have kept them updated and on track”
She also thanked the parents for their support during these challenging times.
“We’re doing this so that the child can keep learning during the lockdown. During the long weekend, parents asked for more work for the kids, because they are well-behaved when doing school work.”
