Jamataka Pupils Face Hard Times In Classrooms

Monday, November 12, 2018

Jamataka primary school makesshift classrooms PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

For nearly five years, a sizeable number of pupils at Jamataka Primary School have been using makeshift classes entirely built using corrugated iron sheets, constantly exposing them to various risks and hazards as well hampering their learning, Staff Writer Chakalisa Dube writes

FRANCISTOWN: It is common knowledge that classrooms are supposed to be designed in a manner that stimulates learning and facilitates creative thinking amongst learners.

However, this is a reverse as some classrooms around the country are a nightmare for both students and teachers.

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Jamataka Pupils Face Hard Times In Classrooms

For nearly five years, a sizeable number of pupils at Jamataka Primary School have been using makeshift classes entirely built using corrugated iron sheets, constantly exposing them to various risks and hazards as well hampering their learning, Staff Writer Chakalisa Dube writes

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