Telkom Foundation's Connected Schools Program Equips Winterveldt High with 31 Computers and 34 Chairs
The Telkom Foundation's Connected Schools program has made significant strides since its inception in 2017. It has reached over 7,000 learners and educators, providing them with essential resources and skills for the digital age. This initiative has recently benefited Winterveldt High School, with Councillor Mncedi Ndzwanana, the Speaker of Council, playing a pivotal role.
Winterveldt High School has received a substantial boost with the donation of 31 computers and 34 chairs. This equipment, provided through the Connected Schools program, is set to prepare students for a future heavily reliant on technology. The school's Acting Principal and Deputy Principal expressed their gratitude for this generous donation.
Cllr. Mncedi Ndzwanana, who has been instrumental in securing these resources, collaborated with the Telkom Foundation Fund and other entities to make this possible. His vision is to foster a technologically adept generation, ensuring that learners and educators are equipped with the necessary skills to thrive in the digital landscape. The initiative involves various stakeholders, including education officials, advisors, teachers, and school leadership, working together to create an optimal educational environment.
The Connected Schools program, with the support of Cllr. Mncedi Ndzwanana and other partners, has transformed Winterveldt High School into a more digitally equipped learning space. With 31 computers and 34 chairs, the school is now better prepared to provide academic support, psychosocial care, and digital literacy skills to its learners, aligning with the vision of a technologically proficient future.
