My final school year at Sihlengiwe S School, Mpumalanga
Our class was very small, we were only 29 in class and we obtained 86% at the end of the year. That was the good work done by our principal Mr Ntuli because he used to encourage us to work hard.
I also want to give praises to the teachers for the job well done, if it weren't for them I wouldn't be where I am today. Our school was not advance in technology, we used chalk boards and not projectors. We had only one computer used by staff members only, but despite that we managed to pass with flying colours at the end of the year.
My teachers
I was doing the following subjects:
1.Business studies
2.Economics
3.Accounting
4.Mathematical literacy
5.English
6.IsiNdebele
7.Life orientation
Grade 12 classmates
My favourite subject was Accounting and my favourite teacher was Mr Mashiane who was teaching us Accounting. I don't wanna lie, Grade 12 was the best Grade in my entire life!
Me and my friends at school




86% well that good. well done to you and your former teachers.your school did well with few infrastructure (technological device).
ReplyDeleteIt's good that a transport was available to take you from home to your school because your school was far from your home.And it is a good thing that you are proud of your school and you are not ashamed of sharing this information about your school
ReplyDelete86% that was great hey it shows that you and uypour classmates were serious about your school work and also your former teachers were doing their job to the fullest i hope you also gonna do that when you've completed your studies
ReplyDeleteEven through your class didn't have much of learners but you manage to raise your school name up ,i guess that made your principal and your community proud of you . you were lucky you had a transport that save you time and energy that why you get at school energetic and ready to learn and it a good thing that you remember to appreciate your teacher effort.
ReplyDeleteWell done on the percentage that your school obtain. It proves that even with limited resources learners can still make it by using what they have.
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