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Launch of exciting Literacy project at Phoenix Pioneer Primary School

Phoenix Pioneer Primary School, situated in Phoenix was the proud recipient of a stunning mobile library kindly sponsored by THE HUB.This innovative mobile library can be wheeled from one classroom to another which makes it easily accessible to all learners. The learners at Phoenix Pioneer Primary come from a community which do not have access to a library and it is shown that access to libraries improves learner performance and increases their chances of success.

Loshnee Bridgmohan, Marketing Manager of THE HUBwas present at the handover and she advised that THE HUBhave embarked on an exciting education initiative which involves improving the literacy rate in our country by providing Mobile Libraries.

A literate, educated society is a safer, healthier, and more prosperous society. So by promoting reading, writing, and other academic subjects it will lead the way in promoting prosperity through knowledge. It is envisaged that the introduction of these mobile libraries will go a long way towards improving the literacy rate in our province said Bridgmohan.

Mrs Chetty, Principal of Phoenix Pioneer Primary School, was delighted that her school was chosen by THE HUB. Chetty advised that there was a huge focus on literacy at the school and the Educators’ at Phoenix Pioneer had already started several programmes to improve the literacy rate at the school and this library will go a long way towards addressing this need

According to Mr Louis Taylor, Director of Partnerships in education, “the Department of Basic Education (DBE) is highly appreciative of the contributions made by business in order to improve quality education in less privileged communities. The DBE welcomes this initiative by THE HUBand we will ensure that this contribution of learning resources will be optimized by the school’’

The project was coordinated and managed by Ahmed Motala of the New Africa Education Foundation, an NPO that has partnered with THE HUBand the Department of Basic Education.

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