Proud recipient of the Readerthon award is Kangikho Primary School educator Linda Kunene, Thiso Shangase of Kangikho Primary scoops a Cultural award and Ntombizonke Thwala of Mevamhlophe High School receives the Most Improved award
HARD working educators were honoured at the Ngwelezane Circuit Excellence Awards ceremony at the Empangeni High School last Thursday.
The teachers were acknowledged for their academic achievements, cultural excellence and sport accomplishments in 2015.
Accolades were given to schools as a whole, as well as individual teachers who, on a daily basis, dedicate their time and effort moulding young minds and creating future leaders.
uThungulu District Director David Chonco saluted the educators for their outstanding performances and dedication in challenging times.
‘Your work and efforts are acknowledged. Even though there was a decline in our matric results last year, most of you delivered quality work.
‘Let us ensure this year becomes a year of delivery and work together for the future of our children,’ he said.
Ngwelezane Circuit Manager Vusi Mhlungu and former University of Zululand Dean of Students, Dr Zethu Mkhize, and other senior education officials also attended the event.
For achieving 100% matric pass in various subjects, Thanduyise High School educators – Khombi Mthembu (physical science), Makhosi Ngubeni (English), Syna Thomas (Life Science), Samkeliwsiwe Jili (deputy principal) and Dora Shezi (Isizulu)
Proud Empangeni High School principal Zelma Mathee takes the All Rounder award
Thuthukani Special School principal Marthie Conbrinck receives Sports and Culture awards from uThungulu District director David Chonco
Ngwelezane Education Circuit Manager Vusi Mhlungu hands over awards to Richem Secondary School Principal Dr Sbusiso Mthethwa and St Catherine’s School Principal Vanessa Janse van Rensburg for their schools’ 100% matric pass rate. With them is uThungulu District Director David Chonco
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