Xolile G. Mazibuko honoured for outstanding achievement in CPTD Reporting
Her efforts and commitment earned her 2nd place nationally and in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) for her outstanding contributions to professional development.
Xolile G. Mazibuko, the departmental head of Sipheni Primary School, has been honoured by the South African Council for Educators (SACE) and the Amajuba District for her outstanding performance in reporting CPTD (Continuing Professional Teacher Development) points for the 2021–2023 cycle.
A passionate and dedicated educator, Ms. Mazibuko actively contributed to the three-day SACE National Teacher Research Colloquium, which was held in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, from February 26-28.
Her commitment to professional development and continuous learning has set an inspiring example for her colleagues in the field of education.
Her outstanding contributions to professional development earned her second lace nationally and in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), putting her in the top five achievers, 2021-2023, cycle volume 4.
KZN SACE coordinators, the Amajuba District Director, circuit managers, and district authorities recently convened to commemorate this outstanding accomplishment and to recognise Ms Mazibuko’s commitment and diligence.
She also requested and received EV3 Coding and Robotics robots, donations and workshops from LEGO Education and Care for Education, not only for her school but also for schools in theAmajuba District.
Her dedication to education and ongoing professional development is demonstrated by her recognition.
Congratulations on your well-earned distinction, Ms Mazibuko!
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