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PHOTOS: Grade One learners at Laerskool Numbi Primary eager to learn

The school made a special effort to accommodate the new learners and their parents. Taken to their classrooms, the children were able to choose a desk and take out their stationery for "big school."

The Grade One pupils at Numbi Primary School were dressed and kitted out for their new journey on Wednesday January 17.

Numbi made a special effort for the newbies and their parents. Taken to their classrooms, they were allowed to choose a desk and pack out their stationery for ‘big school’.

Nqubeko Mazibane.

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However, not everyone was happy with the state of affairs and ran after their equally distraught parents. The braver ones told their parents to leave.

For other learners who returned to the school, their friends were happy to reconnect. The school also welcomed new staff members.

ALSO READ: Hoërskool Nelspruit deemed the top performing school in Mpumalanga

Bonjakele Majuba, the provincial MEC for education, said every effort had been made to ensure all learners of school-going age were admitted, but also acknowledged that some are on waiting lists. He promised that the department is undertaking interventions to address the situation.

Xiluvelo Mabunda.

 

Haley van der Berg.
Fumani Mdhluli.

 

Saron Haile.

 

Joané Kotzé.

 

Bristol Brown.

 

Nsuku Khosa.

 

Simthandile Mashaba.

 

Joy Mugomeza.

 

Okuhle Khoza.

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Tumelo Waga Dibakwane

Tumelo Waga Dibakwane is a seasoned journalist, who started his career in 2012. He is actively involved in a variety of socio-economic stories that affect communities in the Lowveld at a grassroots level. He has covered a myriad of stories, some of which have highlighted the plight of township and village life.
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