ZSP Stats

It has been a very busy term for the Zisukhanyo Schools Project, with the launch of Stage III and the work continuing in Stages I & II. The schools close on Friday for a week, though the ZSP Team will be training educators during the holiday.

As a finale to the first term in 2011... here are some statistics about the Project:

ZSP Stage III launch

MSED officials, ZSP partners, ZSP Team and Stage III school representatives all joined together last Thursday to launch ZSP Stage III.

Eugene Daniels (MSED Director) and Clinton Walker (Khanya) spoke about how the Project supports the objectives of WCED. Danny Gallagher and members of the ZSP Team provided details about the Project.

The Principals and champions of schools outlined their vision for the ZSP at their schools.

The Stage III schools are Die Duine, John Graham, Lotus River, Mzamomhle, Portland, Stephen Road, Westlake, Zeekoevlei.

A picture is worth a thousand words...a video is worth even more!

This video demonstrates what the Zisukhanyo Schools Project is all about,
far more powerfully than we could ever say with words.
It is well worth turning the sound up and expanding the video to full screen!
(click the button with the four arrows on the video menu bar)

Stage I Control Board Meeting

The Stage I Project stakeholders met yesterday to present a penultimate self assessment before the Stage I Project closure at the end of August 2011.

School Principals, Metro South Education Department (MSED) Officials, ZSP Team and ZSP Partners reported on progress towards the different Project Strategic Objectives. It was very particularly encouraging to hear the MSED officials' assessment of how the Project has impacted on the schools' daily functioning. During the meeting Principals presented their ICT sustainability plans.

Danny Gallagher, Chairman of Protea Education Development Project (the Project owner), commented on the thought, honesty and detail that had gone into each of the assessments.

ZSP Stage III - Preparing to Fly workshop

Thank you to Mr Moore & Sullivan Primary for hosting the event.