Exceptional Pupils Must Be Identified - Rammidi

Monday, March 01, 2010

Identifying talented students at primary schools has been highlighted as crucial in producing industrious human resources potential capable of transforming the economic landscape of any government.

Assistant Minister of Local Government, Kentse Rammidi has said it is time for government and relevant stakeholders to scout talent in primary schools, in an effort to build a pool of human resources in areas of innovation.

In an interview with the The Monitor Rammidi said, "the country has a number of exceptionally intelligent students whose potential usually goes to waste due to lack of facilities in place to harness that talent'.

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Exceptional Pupils Must Be Identified - Rammidi

Identifying talented students at primary schools has been highlighted as crucial in producing industrious human resources potential capable of transforming the economic landscape of any government.

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Selefu

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A city divided!

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