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Ten schools have energy for sustainability - Vimarsana News

Ten schools have energy for sustainability

Loading Ten schools have energy for sustainability The finished poster can be dropped off at the George Municipality Electrotechnical Services Office in 16 Brick Road, George Industria, 6529. Source Tuesday, 11 May 2021, 10:27 Leoni Selzer, art teacher at Outeniqua Primary School, receives stationery from Fezeka Mkhaza (Directorate of Electrotechnical Services). Gallery GEORGE NEWS - Ten schools: Seven primary schools and three high schools - have shown their enthusiasm for energy su...

Ten schools have energy for sustainability - Vimarsana News

Ten schools have energy for sustainability

The closing date for the competition is 21 May. Tuesday, 04 May 2021, 13:58 At Holy Cross Primary School are, from left: Fezeka Mkhaza (Electrotechnical Services), with Matthew Kolodziej, Calum Engelbrecht, Nathan Zander and teacher Annelie Treurnich receiving the stationery. GEORGE NEWS - Ten schools - seven primary schools and three high schools - have shown their enthusiasm for energy sustainability as participants in the George Municipality's poster making competition on the topic.  All primary and high schools in the George municipal are...

George teen digs graves to pay for school fees - Vimarsana News

George teen digs graves to pay for school fees

George teen digs graves to pay for school fees By Genevieve Serra Share Cape Town - While other children were enjoying their holidays at the beach, this teenager was digging graves to help pay for his schooling and to support his family. Gustav Appels, 19, from George, is in Grade 12 at Parkdene High School. During the extended school holidays, Appels began working at the Burial Assistance Service, where he had to dig graves to pay for his school fees, which was R300, and he was supplied with stationery. When the new school year began, Appels continued to work at the graveyard, as he is the s...

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