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Northgate Shopping Centre revamps Cosmo City classrooms

Young learners at Tirisano Mmogo Primary School are now enjoying bright new classrooms, thanks to a special Mandela month revitalisation project by Northgate Shopping Centre.

Northgate Shopping Centre marked the conclusion of Mandela month by investing in the education of young learners, giving 15 foundation phase classrooms at Tirisano Mmogo Primary School in Cosmo City a much-needed revitalisation.

Driven by the belief that every child deserves a safe and inspiring place to learn, the initiative provided the classrooms with a fresh look. Newly painted walls and replacement doors have created brighter more welcoming spaces for both learners and teachers.

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One of the 15 foundation phase classrooms at Tirisano Mmogo Primary School, featuring newly painted walls as part of the Mandela month revitalisation project. Photo: Supplied

The project finished with a special handover celebration on July 31. The learners enjoyed a meal made possible through the support of Pick n Pay Hypermarket and Econo Foods, who kindly donated 288 hot dogs. HomeChoice also joined the celebrations, donating 20 blankets to foundation phase learners and 10 pairs of earbuds to help support the school community’s needs.

“Education is one of the greatest investments we can make in the future of our communities,” said Danis Manjate, marketing manager at Northgate Shopping Centre. “This Mandela month initiative was about far more than painting classrooms; it was about creating spaces where children feel inspired, valued, and excited to learn every day. We are incredibly grateful to Pick n Pay Hypermarket, Econo Foods, and HomeChoice for partnering with us to make a meaningful and lasting difference in the lives of these learners.”

Foundation phase learners proudly hold their newly donated blankets from HomeChoice inside their bright, revitalised classroom. Photo: Supplied

The school warmly received the improvements. “We are sincerely grateful to the Northgate team and its partners,” said Tsepho Molepo, foundation phase head of department at Tirisano Mmogo Primary School, “for transforming our classrooms into bright, inviting learning spaces.

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“These improvements have created an environment where our learners can thrive and where teaching can continue with renewed pride and enthusiasm. Your generosity has made a lasting impact on our school community.”

Tirisano Mmogo Primary School learners and project partners celebrate the successful handover, made possible by Northgate Shopping Centre and its generous sponsors. Photo: Supplied

This Mandela month project is part of Northgate Shopping Centre’s ongoing commitment to support its local communities through meaningful partnerships and sustainable initiatives. By investing in education and creating positive learning environments, the centre continues to honour Nelson Mandela’s legacy of service and social impact.

Northgate Shopping Centre extends its sincere thanks to the management, educators, and learners of Tirisano Mmogo Primary School, as well as to every sponsor, volunteer, and partner whose generosity and dedication made the initiative possible.

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Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni

Lwazi is a journalist for the Randburg Sun having fulfilled the role for the past 2 years. He started his career at Caxton's JHB North Branch as a Digital Content Co-Ordinator.

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