SEDIBENG. – Eskom and Howden encourage young people to embark on the Mathematics and Science journey. LE Notsi, a secondary school in Refengkgotso, Deneysville, hosted the two companies recently.
Lethabo Power Station (Eskom) in partnership with Howden, an engineering company, donated a Maths and Science mobile lab to the school. This mobile lab will enable educators to cover a wider range of their syllabus within a shorter space of time.
Nontombi Mfuduka, a service provider, donated the lab from Today’s Destiny. It made a profound impact on the assembled teachers, learners, and all the dignitaries. In attandance were dignitaries from Howden, Eskom, and the Department of Education, Fezile Dabi District.
Mfuduka said, “It (the mobile lab) will assist educators to set assessments based on work already covered; it will obtain reports that give them a clearer understanding of where each learner is at.” Thomas Conradie, Lethabo Power Station General Manager, said that the station is committed to community development and job creation initiatives.
Managing Director of Howden, Clinton Swaffield showed his appreciation to Eskom for the wonderful co-operation in developing young people.
