The school urgently needs three classrooms, which will be set aside for the Grade R learners. They also require a decent library, so that all learners can have access to storybooks.
Reatlegile Primary School was established in 1968 and offered Grade 1 to Grade 4 at the time. It is located in Middelburg, a large farming and industrial town in the South African province of Mpumalanga. Languages spoken and taught at the school are Sepedi, isiZulu and English. This is a no-fee school, with 21 educators.
The school is overcrowded. The current building can’t accommodate the number of children attending every day. The two Grade R classes are currently temporarily housed in classrooms that the school actually needs for its Grade 4 to 7 learners. The school has a library, but it is situated in a small shack that leaks, damaging the books and making it an unpleasant environment to be in for any length of time.
The school urgently needs three classrooms, which will be set aside for the Grade R learners. They also require a decent library, so that all learners can access. A new library will allow the school to stock books without worrying about water damage.
The centre is in need of two new classrooms to accommodate the growing number of learners in their care.
The centre desperately needs new classrooms, kitchen and toilet facilities.
The ECD centre desperately needs new infrastructure and to replace their pit toilet with decent toilet facilities.
On behalf of the children, we thank you for your kindness and support.
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