MOTSANENG PRIMARY SCHOOL
TOGETHER WE CONQUER.
Team
E.A MOFOKENG
PRINCIPAL
the principal covers many different areas including leadership, teacher evaluation, and student discipline. Being an effective principal is hard work and is also time-consuming. A good principal is balanced within all her roles and works hard to ensure that she is doing what she feels is best for all constituents involved. Time is a major limiting factor for every principal. A principal must become efficient at practices such as prioritizing, scheduling, and organization.
W. SHWAI
ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR
provide support to teachers, administrators, and other staff members by handling a wide range of clerical duties. School administrative assistants may be responsible for everything from scheduling meetings and events to ordering supplies and equipment.
Mashudu Petrus Kwinda
GENERAL ASSISTANT
The job of General School Assistant is comprised of three key elements: securing the safety and welfare of pupils throughout the extended school day; administrative/ receptionist responsibilities and porterage duties.
NS MAILA
EDUCATOR
Grade 7 class teacher
L RAMOKHOASE
EDUCATOR
Grade 5 class Teacher
B.N NTSELE
H.O.D Foundation phase
Grade 3 class teacher
L. TLALI
EDUCATOR
Grade 2 Class teacher
D MSIBI
EDUCATOR (intersen HOD)
MLANGENI
EDUCATOR
Grade 4 class teacher
ZP KHUMALO
EDUCATOR
Grade 6 class teacher
vision and mission
To offer dynamic education that will enable learners to participate at international level.
MISSION
To create the best 21st century paperless classroom
To prepare learners holistically (Sports, Arts & culture and 21st Century Skills)
To ensure quality teaching, learning and assessment daily
To produce world class education through parent, learner and teacher effective and efficient
participation and commitment
To provide transformative approaches to education in all spheres regardless of social
background, gender or creed.
To ensure learners receive the best education equivalent to international standards
responsive to Fourth Industrial Revolution.
To provide a safe environment for teaching and learning.
MOTTO: “ TOGETHER WE CAN CONQUER ”
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JUNE 16 EVENT
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Services
GRADE RR AND GRADE R
1. 3 YEARS TURNIN G 4 BEFORE JUNE AND 4 YEARS AFTER JUNE R200 SCHOOL FEES P/M 2. FOR GRADE R 4 YEARS TURNING 5 BEFORE JUNE AND 5 YEARS NO SCHOOL FEES
SERVICES
ENGLISH AS LANGUAGE OF LEARNING AND TEACHING. ® ISIZULU AS OUR SECOND HOME LANGUAGE (NOW AVAILABLE) © QUALITY EDUCATION B Y QUALIFIED TEACHERS. ® QUALITY RESOURCES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING. © ONE OF THE BEST DEVELOPING SCHOOLS IN THE AREA. ® A SAFE ENVIROMENT FOR YOUR CHILD. ® A CLEAR AND SHARED FOCUS. © HIGH COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN TEACHERS AND PARENTS. ® CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION AND ASSESSMENT ALIGNED WITH STATE STANDARDS. ® SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAMME (FEEDING SCHEME) © EFFECTIVE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP.
REGISTRATION FOR 2023
2023 ADMISSIONS NB: FOR GRADE ONE ONLINE APPLICATION PLEASE visit THE SCHOOL TO BE ASSISTED BY OUR FRIENDLY ADMINISTRATOR while you wait!!!! GRADE RR REQUIREMENTS • 3 YEARS TURNING 4 BEFORE 30 JUNE 2023 • CHILDBIRTH CERTIFICATE • CHILD CLINIC CARD • PARENTS ID COPY • PROOF OF RESIDENCE • R 200 SCHOOL FEES P/M GRADE R REQUIREMENTS 4 YEARS TURNING 5 CHILDS BIRTH CERTIFICATE CLINIC CARD PARENTS ID COPY PROOF OF RESIDENCE NO SCHOOL FEES MOTSANENG PRIMARY SCHOOL OFFERS THE FOLLOWING: ENGLISH AS LANGUAGE OF LEARNING AND TEACHING. ® ISIZULU AS OUR SECOND HOME LANGUAGE (NOW AVAILABLE) © QUALITY EDUCATION B Y QUALIFIED TEACHERS. ® QUALITY RESOURCES OF TEACHING AND LEARNING. © ONE OF THE BEST DEVELOPING SCHOOLS IN THE AREA. ® A SAFE ENVIROMENT FOR YOUR CHILD. ® A CLEAR AND SHARED FOCUS. © HIGH COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN TEACHERS AND PARENTS. ® CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION AND ASSESSMENT ALIGNED WITH STATE STANDARDS. ® SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAMME (FEEDING SCHEME) © EFFECTIVE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP. COME REGISTER YOUR CHILD NOW!!!!!! EDUCATION IS THE PASSPORT TO THE FUTURE, FOR TOMORROW BELONGS TO THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR IT TODAY.
COMPUTER
1. WE OFFER COMPUTER LITERACY FROM GRADE 1 TO GRADE 7. 2. WE HAVE A NEW AND DEVELOPING COMPUTER LAB WITH INTERNET ACCESS. 3. AS THEY GRADUATE FROM GRADE 7 TO HIGH SCHOOL SOME WILL STUDY COMPUTER APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY SO THEY WILL HAVE THE FOUNDATION FROM OUR SCHOOL. 4. TECHNOLOGY IS THEY FUTURE AS IN GRADE R THEY STUDY ROBOTIC IT IS PART OF COMPUTER LITERACY. 5. President Cyril Ramaphosa says government will introduce Coding and Robotics in Grades R to 3, in 200 schools - with a plan to implement it fully by 2022. This is one of the steps taken by government to improve education in the country. Government is piloting the Coding and Robotics Curriculum for Grades R – 3 in selected schools across the country to equip learners with the required skills for the 4th Industrial Revolution. Delivering the State of the Nation Address in Parliament, President Ramaphosa said the most significant contribution government can make to inclusive economic growth is in the development of appropriate skills and capabilities. “We are making progress with the introduction of the three-stream curriculum model, heralding a fundamental shift in focus towards more vocational and technical education. “Various technical vocational specialisations have already been introduced in 550 schools and 67 schools are now piloting the occupational stream,” President Ramaphosa said. He said through bilateral student scholarship agreements, government has signed with other countries, government is steadily building a substantial cohort of young people who go overseas each year for training in critical skills. “We have seen the impact this can have with the Nelson Mandela Fidel Castro Medical Training Programme in Cuba which has produced over 1 200 medical doctors and a further 640 students are expected to graduate in December 2020,” President Ramaphosa said. President Ramaphosa also mentioned that government has decided to establish a new University of Science and Innovation in Ekurhuleni. “Ekurhuleni is the only metro in our country that does not have a university. This will enable young people in that metro to be trained in high-impact and cutting-edge technological innovation for current and future industries,” President Ramaphosa said. The President said various technical vocational specializations have already been introduced in 550 schools and 67 schools are now piloting the occupational stream. Government has introduced new technology subjects and specialisation, including Technical Mathematics and Technical Sciences, Maritime Sciences, Aviation Studies, Mining Sciences and Aquaponics.
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