Kamalinee learners win big at district awards
Three bright learners from Kamalinee Primary School came away with prestigious awards from the Umlazi District TLS-GET Awards.
KAMALINEE Primary School is celebrating the remarkable achievements of three of its learners at the Umlazi District TLS-GET Awards Ceremony, held at Westpark Special School on October 12.
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The ceremony recognised academic excellence and celebrated the dedication, commitment and hard work of learners and educators across the district.
Leading the school’s achievements was Sesha Naidoo, who secured first position in the EMS Olympiad. Trize Chinsamy earned second position in the Grade Three Speech category of Elocution, while Sena Naidoo achieved third position in the Natural Science Olympiad.
The school’s Minesha Singh said that the achievements were a reflection of the learners’ commitment to academic excellence, coupled with guidance and support from their educators.
The event was attended by Umlazi District Director, Busi Mahlambi, alongside Department of Education officials.
Kamalinee Primary School principal Kamalpersad Singh expressed immense pride in the learners’ achievements. He emphasised the significant role educators and parents play in identifying learners’ potential, nurturing their talents and providing the necessary guidance and encouragement to help them excel academically.
“Congratulations to Sesha Naidoo, Trize Chinsamy and Sena Naidoo on these outstanding achievements. You have made Kamalinee Primary School, your parents, your educators and the Umlazi District immensely proud. May this success inspire other learners to pursue excellence, embrace every learning opportunity and continue striving towards their full potential,” said Singh.
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