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Welcome donation of science equipment for Goodhome School

The school was not anticipating the readiness of the new science equipment and was pleasantly surprised when it was delivered recently

In 2016 White Mountain Lodge with its partner Aramco of Saudi Arabia, built two classrooms to the value of R70 000 at Goodhome School in Ntabamhlophe.

Further funding was raised to purchase 217 tracksuits to the value of R62 500. In 2018 partners donated books and stationery to the school. Cindy, a former Aramco member, has once more sponsored new equipment.

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She promised to donate science equipment in 2018 but the school authorities thought it would not be possible for Cindy to make the donation alone.

She proved the school wrong because the equipment came all the way from America and has been received. She kept her promise, even though she is currently living in America. Cindy organised educators’ training in physical science and natural science, which was facilitated by Mrs Hlalukana who spoke about the proper handling, storage and use of the new science equipment.

Educators who attended the training were Mr DD Sithole – Science Department HOD, Mr SB Zamisa, Mr SS Ntshangase and Miss TC Zuma. The training was held on May 30 and was a runaway success.

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