Minister of Education and
Japanese Ambassador visit
Here
is an update from Nansindlela about
our classroom opening ceremony which took place on
We had a wonderfully successful
day at Nansindlela with The Minister of Education, Professor Kader Asmal and the
Japanese Ambassador, His Excellency, Mr Yasukuni Enoki as our most important
guests. The Minister and the Ambassador and
other guests were graciously flown to the opening by Nedcor,
accompanied by Kevin Dunne, to whom we are most grateful. Chris Bornman of Eskom
attended and turned on our electricity and the provincial MEC for Education,
Professor Ndabandaba and Jeunesse Parke from Food and Trees for
The function ran from
It was a very special day as the
staff, governing body and organising committee all pulled togther in a fantastic
way to make the occasion a true example of how people can work together.
Our learners, parents and the community had a great time too and the
guests all said how much they enjoyed the day and were impressed by
Nansindlela's efforts to bring quality education to such a remote and rural
area.
To all of you who have supported
the school thank you most sincerely. Please continue to support us as we carry
the torch of education here in Ingwavuma!
Here are
a few digital pictures for you to enjoy
1. The Ambassador and Minister Asmal unveiling a plaque outside the Science Block

2. Minister Asmal and Iain Guthrie(Acting Principal) in the permaculture gardens

3. The school kids singing the national anthem

4. The VIP's singing the national anthem

5. The ambassador speaking

6. The minister speaking

7. MEC prof Ndabandaba, Mr Mpontshane National MP and ex-principal of Star of the Sea, Iain Guthrie(Acting Principal) and David Irish(Bursar).

8. His Excellency Yasukuni Enoki, Ambassador of Japan; Professor Kader Asmal, National Minister of Education; Iain Guthrie, Acting Principal; Dr. Colin Sheppard, Department of Education
