Sunday, 14 August 2016

my Final School year at Phumzile Secondary school

My final school year at PHUMZILE SECONDARY SCHOOL, MPUMALANGA.
VLAKLAAGTE EEN/no: 1 is a small village situated just ahead of KwaggaFontein, the community is run by the THEMBISILE HANI MUNICIPALITY, it is a relatively small area but is still under constant expansion, with its latest extension being named MABHOKO VILLAGE. My matric subjects were: Tourism, Geography, Agriculture, Maths Literacy, English F.A.L, isiNdebele, Life Orientation.
I matriculated last year (2015) at PHUMZILE SECONDARY SCHOOL which is fairly close to Siyathemba Street, Phumzile F.E.T School is under the Nkangala District, TweeFontein North Circuit. This school is the top achieving school when it comes to the overall pass percentage of its matriculants ever since Principal D.B Kabini took over.
The school currently has no educational technology being used in any of the classes/subjects in its curriculum, but it was just converted into a science school and as from the beginning of this year it will now enrol only science and Mathematics learners only.




PICTURES OF MY SCHOOL AND A MAP OF ITS LOCATION



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4 comments:

  1. Unknown17 August 2016 at 05:15

    Well piece of writing you got there,I think every person reading your BLOG is having an understanding of the place you come from.I know your school very well and yes indeed I have to agree with you on your passing rate.Well done to u and your school of course.

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  2. Unknown17 August 2016 at 05:42

    i know your school and i agree with you in all what you've mentioned on your blog. well done boy wish you and your school more luck. keep up the good work.

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  3. Unknown24 August 2016 at 06:35

    I am also from Nkangala District in Verena Village at Mgudlwa FET school. I know how high the district always aims and succeed in maintaining their pass rate, we obtained 95% pass rate on 2013.The teachers dedicate themselves to their work by giving extra classes without expecting any payment. The CI always comes to visit the schools to see progress and to guide teachers on a way forward for improving the process of teaching and learning in the mindset of producing potential students. We are just lucky to have the quality of education that we receiving in such underdeveloped villages.

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  4. Unknown28 August 2019 at 06:53

    NICE ONE BOI

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