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RA Engar pupils probe career paths

Pupils were encouraged to read and develop a love for reading.

RA ENGAR invited head of the Esayidi FET College Johnny Rajoo to address gr 7 pupils about their transition to high school. He also advised on career paths and to consider the FET brand as an alternative to university. Mr Rajoo also presented winners of the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality’s Schools’ Recycling Competition with trophies and medals.

RA Engar foundation phase head of department Seetha Sukai (left) congratulates reading festival entrants (back, from left) Zama Majombozi, Teashka Soorijlah, Simo Bongwa, Leocardia Reddy, Azanda Dube, (front) Yonela Gumede,  Khanya Njomi,  Uzai Maharaj,  Nomonde Zulu and Kuhlekonke Hlatshwayo who received sweet hampers, certificates and a book.
RA Engar foundation phase head of department Seetha Sukai (left) congratulates reading festival entrants (back, from left) Zama Majombozi, Teashka Soorijlah, Simo Bongwa, Leocardia Reddy, Azanda Dube, (front) Yonela Gumede, Khanya Njomi, Uzai Maharaj, Nomonde Zulu and Kuhlekonke Hlatshwayo who received sweet hampers, certificates and a book.

The school held a successful reading festival last Wednesday for foundation phase pupils. Two pupils per grade were selected to read a passage or recite a poem, which they did with confidence, clarity, fluency and expression. Pupils were encouraged to read and develop a love for reading. All entrants received a certificate, sweet hamper and a book generously sponsored by Meg Dickson from the Sithanda ukufunda organisation and the school thanks her for her generosity.

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