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Acknowledgement for homeschoolers

The Free 2 B Me Academic Centre hosted their academic prize-giving ceremony last Wednesday.

POLOKWANE – The Free 2 B Me Academic Centre hosted their academic prize-giving ceremony last Wednesday.

The centre is a homeschool based school with 30 learners and four teachers, and is owned by René and Eugene Petitt.

During the ceremony, the learners who performed well during the 2014 academic year received certificates and trophies.

Gr. 12 learner, Naledi Molopo received several awards and was awarded as top student.

In the junior phase, Aiden Montgomery was awarded as top student and in the intermediate phase, Mohammed Gongat was named top student. The senior phase’s top student was Manopo Sekhitla.

“I am proud of all my students. They work very hard and we plan to do it again this year,” René said.

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