ROBERTSHAM Primary School annihilated all six primary schools that converged on the school for the annual computer aided mathematics instruction (CAMI) competition on September 9.
Some 43 Grade One to Grade Seven learners from Glenanda, Midstream Ridge, Highveld, Mulbarton, Midstream College and Marist Brothers Linmeyer participated in the competition.
In all grades, Robertsham Primary School won. Winners in the different age categories were: Grade One – Neo Vilakazi, Grade Two – Nashlyn Naidoo, Grade Three – Riyaan Marques, Grade Four – Misho Mabunda, Grade Five – Mahlodi Ntshabeleng, Grade Six – Nikyle Pillay and Grade Seven – Raniyah Thokan.
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Charl Vorster, Cami technical director said the work rate of these learners was incredible. “The scores this year were amazing. Imagine doing over 80 sums per minute? These are engineers of the future. For us – the software developer – this is great news. It is great to be associated with these ‘cream of the crop’ learners. Congratulations to all the winners, the participants and the parents.
“To practice, parents can download a free Cami App for their children. Once you have the App, you can practice and your results will be stored in a cloud that can be accessed anywhere when you log in,” he said.
It is a known fact that the demands on educational departments, learners and educators to improve their numeracy and literacy proficiency, are distressingly high. Learners need to be sculpted to become effective contributors to the economy of the world.
Therefore, the need for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is greater than ever before. ICT is an important enabler for effective teaching and learning. Emphasis on empowering educators and learners is essential to improve numeracy and literacy skills.
Cami provides an opportunity for individuals to build human capital and facilitate employment, to enhance their quality of life and contribute to the realisation of their dreams and aspirations. Cami Education has been at the forefront of educational software since 1984.
It offers the greatest and most effective suite of educational software, making it invaluable in helping your children meet the challenges of tomorrow!
Their mission: Will it produce results, and will it do so quickly? For more information visit www.camiweb.com
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