Clement Semenya, Lethabo Mohlake, Maropeng Mojoda and Lucky Booy say they enjoy entrepreneurs day because they learn a lot about managing money and working with people. With them is Julia Rapholo (Good Hope Primary School, teacher).
POLOKWANE – Good Hope Primary School held an entrepreneurs day for gr. 7 learners on Friday.
The purpose of the day was two-fold: to sharpen the learners’ entrepreneurial skills and to raise funds.
The event was part of the learners’ economic and management science (EMS) project.
The learners were divided into groups under the leadership of a teacher per group, who was responsible for allocating marks to each group.
The learners were tested on their marketing and selling skills, which included managing an income, expenditure and profit.
The principal, Cindy Buys, said: “parents are very supportive in the initiative as some of the children had home cooked meals as part of the day. The money raised will go towards the gr. 7 farewell and the school”.
Doris Mphahlele (Good Hope Primary School, teacher) watch over, Lebogang Maake, Koketso Thamga, Shadi Ndlovu, Tokologo Hlaka and Alice Manaka at the Good Hope Primary School gr. 7 entrepreneurs day on Friday.
Mapela Mothapo, Thelma Mashele, Busisiwe Pheedi, Lydia Galane, and Maryke Molele are selling a variety of desserts at the Good Hope Primary School gr. 7 entrepreneurs day on Friday.
Vetkoek and mince, pies, hot dogs, muffins, ice cream and cold drinks are some of the goods available at Jacqueline Bezuidenhout, Kelly Marais, Leandra Jooste, Halle Jansen, Urshla Knight, Waydine Vorster, Sophie Hendricks and Whitney Whitehead’s table at the Good Hope Primary School’s gr. 7 entrepreneurs day.
Koena Ratlabana, Madira Senona, Mathole Vhutali, Palesa Manyelo, Ofentse Monana and Khomotso Madiga sell chicken, hot dogs and gravey under the supervision of their teacher, Lesetja Moseri at Good Hope Primary School’s gr. 7 entrepreneurs day on Friday.
Tshegofatso Vorster, Jamol Southon, Fau Ngwatje and Emmanual Southon sharpen their entrepreneurial skills by selling chips, sweets and cold drink at the Good Hope Primary School gr. 7 entrepreneurs day on Friday.
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