SHARPEVILLE.- Tshepiso based, Tsoaranang Primary School, is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of its learner, Morena Nkemele, who recently distinguished himself in the Inkosi Albert Luthuli (INKAL) Oral History Competition, culminating in an impressive second-place finish at national level.

The school said that Nkemele’s journey, through the competition, has been marked by exceptional dedication, confidence and passion for history.

“His remarkable results at each level are a testament to his hard work and commitment”:

* Circuit Level – 1st Position

* District/Regional Level – 1st Position

* Provincial Level – 1st Position

* National Level – 2nd Position

From the circuit competition through to the national finals, Nkemele continued to excel, proudly representing Tsoaranang Primary School and demonstrating the remarkable potential of young learners.

As the Acting Principal of Tsoaranang Primary School, Daniel Nakedi acknowledged the important contribution of the school’s former principals in creating an environment that encourages and celebrates learner achievement.

“We acknowledge the strong foundation that was laid by our former principals in promoting learner achievement. We also recognise the role played by Morena’s teachers from Grade 1 onwards, including his Intermediate Phase teachers, Ms Tsotetsi T.F. and Ms Nhlapo M.G., who nurtured and encouraged his talent. We extend our appreciation to all educators at Tsoaranang Primary School for their continued contribution to the development of our learners.”

The school also expressed its appreciation to Mapula Zichally, the VIE Coordinator and District Official, for her assistance and support throughout Nkemele’s journey.