South Africa: Principal's leadership skills turn rural school around (Learning World: S5E31, 2/3)

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Mpondombini Secondary School in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa has made a name for itself. The pass rate at Matric, the final school exam, reached an incredible 96%.
Faced with limited resources, Edward Gabadam headmaster since 2001, has turned the school around. Gabada has achieved his success with high expectations, a deep passion to help his students learn and grow and getting parents to engage in their children’s education. Watch more!
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@yolisandamase1958 3 жыл бұрын

I was studying at Mpondombini 1988, I matriculated there, under the Principal Mr Mlenzana. There were no formal classrooms then, we were using a bus as classroom, a shop that was converted into a classroom and under the trees on Sunny days. We never complained much, we were happy that we had a place to learn. We passed, went to Universities, graduated.

@nzolomdedelwa4413 6 жыл бұрын

Herdboy during the day a learner during weekdays, no access to internet but we tried to make it to the top universities of South Africa, People should be on a look out for the youth of Bizana. I really hope that one day that the big broadcasting cooperations can produce more segments of the more than 20+ future doctors, Lawyers, Engineers, Teachers, those who are doing Bcoms. I see you Mr Nondima on the comments maybe you don't know that we looked up to you while in High School, hope your LLB went well.