KZN Education officially opens Hibiscus Primary School
KwaZulu-Natal Education HOD Enoch Nzama has officially opened the Hibiscus Primary School in Margate on the south coast.
It is expected to ease the pressure on neighbouring districts, as it attracts pupils from nearby communities.
HOD of Education in KwaZulu-Natal Dr Enoch Nzama officiates the 50 day countdown to matric exams, at the opening of the Hibiscus Primary School in Margate #KZN pic.twitter.com/y03QoOPpUC
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The school - which opened its doors two years ago - currently has around 850 learners. It has capacity of 1200 pupils from grade R to 7.
The school’s principal, Christine Sons says they’re confident in reaching full capacity, once all facilities are fully operational.
Ablution facilities for males and females are readily available for students at the Hibiscus Primary School in Margate, as the Department of Education looks to do away with pit latrines in #KZN pic.twitter.com/XrMBNxQtfb
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A look inside one of the Grade 1 classrooms at the Hibiscus Primary School in Margate, which has grades R through to grade 7, and a maximum capacity of 1200 pupils. The school is officially being opened by the Department of Education in #KZN pic.twitter.com/5bUFLxV8ZZ
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A multipurpose Hall can be found nearby the entrance of the Hibiscus Primary School in Margate. Educators say this will be primarily used as a teaching track for staff members at the school #KZN pic.twitter.com/hKyJ4eFe78
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