MAYVILLE SCHOOL
Learners at a Mayville, Durban, secondary school forced to sit four-at-a-desk because of an overcrowding issue are now more comfortable and able to concentrate better following a donation of 300 new desks worth R135 000 by the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT). Mayville Secondary School’s classrooms are inadequately furnished, making learning extremely difficult. But […]
R511 000 Computer Centre Upgrade For Chatsworth School Readies Learners For A Technological Future
Learners at a Chatsworth, Durban, secondary school who for years have had to contend with outdated and severely limited computer equipment in a congested facility to learn the IT skills which have become a vital part of every school’s curriculum, are today working on state-of-the-art equipment in an expanded environment. The transformation of Newhaven Secondary […]
OPEN AIR SCHOOL
An aging and troublesome bus threatening to disrupt a Glenwood-based special needs school’s ability to transport learners with physical impairments has been replaced, thanks to a mega donation by the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT).The organisation’s timely intervention resulted in the provision of a brand new 23-seater bus, equipped with a special hoist to […]
HARTLEY ROAD SCHOOL
Learning coding and robotics has become an imperative for primary school learners in South Africa, equipping them to contribute to a society transforming to meet the needs of a rapidly-evolving digital world. Responding to the need of one such Overport, Durban, school, the South African Muslim Charitable Trust (SAMCT) provided funding of R635 000, opening […]
SOUTH COAST MADRESSA
A 76-year-old Clairwood, Durban, Primary School – serving the children of disadvantaged communities – lacking the financial resources to meet the requirements for the 2023 introduction of coding and robotics to its curriculum has been boosted with the donation of a R330 000 fully-equipped Computer Laboratory and Media Centre.
PARKVALE SCHOOL
A Durban Primary School, serving disadvantaged learners from Khulula and KwaMashu and facing acute financial hardship, was dealt a cruel blow when extreme weather damaged the Administration Building, classrooms and ablution facilities, compromising the school’s ability to deliver effective education, until the South African Muslim Trust (SAMCT) stepped in with a R315 000 rescue package.