Nonto Primary School
Two donated mobile classrooms, valued atR450 000, are set to transform the lives of severely disadvantaged young people attending Nonto Primary School at Tyhusha, King Williams Town, primary school thanks to the recent intervention of the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT).
Amandlethu Secondary School
Severe class overcrowding at a disadvantaged no-fee Amaoti, Inanda North, Secondary School has led to learners being forced to share desks or stand during lessons, making learning and teaching extremely difficult under such adverse conditions. All that changed with a recentR625 000 donation of desks, chairs, doors and security gates by the South African Muslim […]
Dumezweni Primary School
A totally inadequate, overcrowded, and hygienically unsafe Grade R classroom at an Ndwedwe, Durban, primary school has been replaced with a brand newR240 000 mobile classroom, with in- built an ablution facility, the result of a most timely South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT) intervention.The classroom need was identified when another school merged with Dumezweni […]
FORESTHAVEN SCHOOL
In today’s technology-driven world, computer studies in schools have never been so important, but many of South Africa’s historically disadvantaged educational institutions lack the resources to offer Information Technology. One such school is Foresthaven Secondary School in Phoenix, Durban. The school has long recognised the need to equip its learners with the ability to contribute […]
DAMOROSA SCHOOL
Frequent interruptions to the municipal water supply to a special needs school in Chatsworth, Durban, have severely disrupted the consistency of education, with learners suffering the acute loss of concentration by being unable to take their medication and raising hygiene and health risks for the facility’s 320 disadvantaged young charges. The 39-year-old Damorosa Prevocational School […]
SEZELA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Frequent interruptions to school lessons and growing health risk fears at a Sezela, South Coast, Primary School, the result of recurrent water supply issues are a thing of the past following the recentR168 000 sponsorship of a borehole by the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT). Sezela Primary School, located in the rural village of […]
Thanda
A South Coast-based organisation involved in early childhood education and food provision in rural communities has been given the opportunity to extend its community outreach and operational efficiencies following theR490 000 donation of a vehicle by the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT). Thanda, which was established in 2008, employs more than 100 staff from […]
Amatshezulu High School
Over-crowded classes and the need to share computer equipment at a severely under resourced high school at Hammarsdale, near Durban, is a thing of the past, following aR510 000 intervention by the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT). The organisation has made available to the disadvantaged Amatshezulu High School two new mobile classrooms and 30 […]
Esselen Heights Primary School
Learners attending a Phoenix, Durban, primary school who have long run the risk of illness, the result of being exposed to sun and rain while standing waiting for their transport can now shelter comfortably on seating under an awning, thanks to a R293 000 donation by the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT).
Wingen Heights Secondary School
Opened in 1982, Wingen Heights Secondary School serves 1 140 primarily disadvantaged learners from Shallcross, St. Wendolins, Klaarwater, Kwadengezi, Northdene, Hillview, Buffelsbosch,Welbedacht, Burlington Halt, and Chiltern Heights. Supply interruptions, sometimes lasting up to three weeks, has resulted in significant lost school days and put pressure on both learners andteachers to complete the curriculum within a […]