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The slippery slope of suicide - Vimarsana News

The slippery slope of suicide

MASERU - HLOMPHO Mohatla, 24, got pregnant out of wedlock twice and attempted suicide twice. In all these instances, she was too afraid to discuss her problems

The forgotten children: Part 4 - Vimarsana News

The forgotten children: Part 4

MASERU- LIEKETSO, 19, never planned to live in the street or become a sex worker.When she stole her parents’ M200 as a school girl aged 16, she ran away from

New Grade 9 math curriculum promotes financial literacy, ends "streaming" - Vimarsana News

New Grade 9 math curriculum promotes financial literacy, ends "streaming"

SHARE ON: (Supplied by Pixabay) Learning how to save money and building a budget will be a big focus for Grade Nine students in Ontario.  The province has introduced a new math program it says prepares students with skills relevant to today’s job market. Besides financial literacy, the new curriculum will also focus on coding, data literacy, and mathematical modelling. “We are better preparing students with the life and job skills they require – with a focus on financial literacy, coding, and data literacy – to ensure Ontario students succeed,” said Stephen Lecce, Minister of Educ...

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Rudolf Hennig places first in national math contest for fifth year in a row - Vimarsana News

Rudolf Hennig places first in national math contest for fifth year in a row

Article content For the fifth year in a row, Rudolf Hennig Junior High School has placed first in their zone in the Pascal National Math Contest, sponsored by the University of Waterloo. “This type of contest is really good for kids who need to be challenged in math and in school in general,” said Chris Belyk, a teacher at Rudolf Hennig. “We run these contests through the University because we want to challenge our students at a higher level and encourage them to strive for success.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Rudolf Hennig places fi...