KwaThema learners better than the rest
“We’re aiming to win this round so we can go and represent the province at national level,” says Zulu.
WEB HEADLINE: Laban Motlhabi learners win first place in two competitions
KwaThema – Learners from the Laban Motlhabi Comprehensive School in KwaThema have done their school proud after coming first in two competitions on Tuesday at the Dalpark Teachers’ Centre.
In the National Heritage Council Competition, learners had to do a presentation on how to promote and preserve intangible cultural heritage, identifying heritage sites and the promotion of creative and performance arts.
This competition has been running for 10 years and aims to inculcate the culture, self-appreciation and national identity through raising awareness about South Africa’s cultural and national heritage.
The group of four learners took first place at district level and will go on to compete at the provincial elimination round in Garankuwa in Pretoria tomorrow.
Teacher Sphesihle Zulu says he’s excited his learners will be taking part in the provincial elimination round.
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“We have won at district level for the past five years now.
“We’re aiming to win this round so we can go and represent the province at national level.”
In the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Oral History Competition, Kevin Ramatshwi grabbed the top spot.
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This was a research-based competition where learners had to make a short presentation on the challenges faced by the youth of South Africa and recommend solutions to fix these problems.
Ramatshwi, who was taking part in this competition for the first time, spoke about the issues of crime, education and inequality.
He will also take part in the provincial elimination round tomorrow in Garankuwa.
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