Reptile Mineral Resources extends a helping hand
Donation for Narraville SS
The donation included 21 textbooks spanning nine subjects for grade 9 learners.
Reptile Mineral Resources and Exploration (RMR) recently made a donation to Narraville Secondary School.
The donation included 21 textbooks spanning nine subjects for grade 9 learners, along with a projector and mobile screen, all valued at N$42 070.26. The donation was received by Theresia Goagoses, the inspector of education for the Walvis Bay circuit.
Dr. Katrin Karner, exploration manager at RMR, underlined the significance of collaboration with the directorate to address educational needs.
“May these textbooks serve as valuable resources, igniting curiosity and fuelling the thirst for knowledge among learners.
“Together, let’s continue to invest in the future generation’s education and empower them to reach their full potential,” she added. Goagoses expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on all learners.
“We sincerely appreciate the generous donation and support from RMR.”
She further added that the textbooks will enhance the learning experience, while the projector and screen will contribute to creating a more stimulating and inclusive learning environment, ultimately benefitting both students and teachers.
The donation included 21 textbooks spanning nine subjects for grade 9 learners, along with a projector and mobile screen, all valued at N$42 070.26. The donation was received by Theresia Goagoses, the inspector of education for the Walvis Bay circuit.
Dr. Katrin Karner, exploration manager at RMR, underlined the significance of collaboration with the directorate to address educational needs.
“May these textbooks serve as valuable resources, igniting curiosity and fuelling the thirst for knowledge among learners.
“Together, let’s continue to invest in the future generation’s education and empower them to reach their full potential,” she added. Goagoses expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on all learners.
“We sincerely appreciate the generous donation and support from RMR.”
She further added that the textbooks will enhance the learning experience, while the projector and screen will contribute to creating a more stimulating and inclusive learning environment, ultimately benefitting both students and teachers.
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