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Lesedi-Sedi Primary hosts graduation and prize-giving

Lesedi-Sedi founder and CEO, Pel Moloto, highlighted some important tips of growing up and being a learner. He also advised that parents not only pay attention to their children in preschool, but throughout their learning career.

MECKLENBURG – Proud parents and well-wishers descended on Moroke Village to witness the graduation of their little ones at Lesedi-Sedi Independent Primary School recently.

Best teacher, Esterly Musiyawengwe.

The event was in conjunction with the school’s prize-giving ceremony. The graduating learners entertained the audience with dances, poems and plays.

The kids were also dressed like professionals, most who indicated that they wished to pursue careers in medicine, teaching,nursing, engineering while others would like to work in the military and the SAPS.

Some of the pupils honoured.

The best pupils in each grade as well as the hard-working teachers were honoured.

Lesedi-Sedi founder and CEO, Pel Moloto, highlighted some important tips of growing up and being a learner. He also advised that parents not only pay attention to their children in preschool, but throughout their learning career.

“This is our way of honouring the children. It is also a way to say thank you to the parents for entrusting us to take care of their children,” he said.

The event was graced by former SABC news reader Lucas Kgaphola, Pr Nigross Manana and Dr Boledi Moloto as key speakers.

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