Gallery of Work from the schools
This is the section where we will show off the work that
is being done in the project schools. Just now it is early
days for materials to be shown, but a start has been made.
Published work from the Learners' area of the E-Lapa VLE
Picture sequences and other items from the
schools
- Examples
of Artwork from the learners
- The road ahead
- Unitas School
and Morning Star Day Care Centre for children with
HIV/Aids
- Life
Orientation Studies Musical Drama at Retshedisitswe
Secondary School
- Work from Learners at Retshedisitswe Secondary School:
Ikanyegeng
Combined School - Picture Sequence
- Gelukwaarts
School - Picture Sequence
- Cultural
traditions and their purpose, St Bernard's
- My
Arts and Culture Collage Report, St Bernard's
- Poems from
Voices from the Free State
- St Bernard’s
High School, Motheo District
- Evodia
Letshego Mpobole, Olien School, Presentation on Fauresmith
- The
Big Five, by Christelle Leeb, Heilbron School
- Traditional
Food, by Aletta Sebakeng, Heilbron School
- All
about me and my family, by Angilique Potgieter of
Heilbron School
First Impressions of the UK
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Teaching
Resources
Reports from the Project Advisory Team
Here are some reports from the MirandaNet team.
- Andree
Jordan, e-Lapa Adviser for Retief High School
- David
Thomas, e-Lapa Adviser for Heilbron School, Heilbron
- Mara
Chrystie, e-Lapa Adviser for Gelukwaarts
School, Van Stadensrus, and for Unitas,
Welkom
- John
Cuthell, e-Lapa Adviser for Ikanyegeng Combined
School, Ratanang
- David
Jordan, e-Lapa Adviser for Marallaneng
School, Ficksburg and for Kheleng
Secondary School
- Tom Rank,
e-Lapa Adviser for St Bernard’s High School,
Motheo District
- Lawrence
Williams, e-Lapa Adviser for Retshedisitswe
You can also download
a full-length version of the Consultants' Interim Report
in Word (400KB) |
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Article in the Volksblad, October 28th
2004
You might also want to look at the Gallery
of Students' Work on the main MirandaNet World
Ecitizens site, in particular the item Creating
World Ecitizens in South Africa.
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