Monday, 18 August 2014



MY FINAL SCHOOL MBALENHLE SECONDARY SCHOOL





My personal journey

My final school year at Mbalenhle Secondary School, in Mpumalanga.

I started schooling at Mlambongwane Primary School from 2000 until 2006. I then continued with my Grades at Mbalenhle Secondary School from 2007, where I was doing my Grade 7. I matriculated in this school in the year 2012. Both my Primary and High schools are situated in a rural area.

 In matric I was doing seven subjects which are: Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Mathematics, Life Orientation, English and Siswati home language. I like that school, it was a strict school and learners were expected to wear proper school uniform. Learners were doing what was expected from them. We even passed with high marks in our matric and obtained number 2 under Mpuluzi Circuit
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My school does not have educational technologies which were used in classes. Teachers were photocopying notes for us. We as learners were having no access to computers we were using textbooks.

Those are the years to remember as now I am doing my B Ed for Foundation Phase at University of Mpumalanga at Siyabuswa Campus.




















2 comments:

  1. That's a pity that your school does not have access to internet,but becoming the second school with the highest pass rate in matric shows us that your school was one of the best schools with the best teachers. Although you never have the opportunity to use any technology equipment but you have manage to make it, this means that not having access to internet will never stop you from achieving your goals. I am also coming from school which is exactly like yours but i have manage to make it without the help of using technology, when asked to do a research i was only consulting my textbooks to find information instead of using a computer because i never had access to it.

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  2. as you say that in your school there was no internet access,but your school manage to obtain higher masks.that tells us to not have internet does not mean you are going to fail it only need you to work hard in order to achieve.

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