History and Achievements of Lesetja Primary School

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Former Principal
Mngomezulu
 
Kgothalang Primary School was called
Lesetja Primary
This school was founded by Methodist
Church in the year 1920 -1930 in South
Africa.
The methodist learners were all
admitted in this school. The following
Language were taught
Sesotho
Sepedi
IsiZulu
The Name: Lesetja Primary School
Mr H.L Kgobe
Enrolment in
1978 - 1983
 
The enrolment in
1978 to 1983
increased.
New classrooms were
added
The classrooms were
then sixteen (16).
Progress in the
School
 
1. School Produced good
results
2. Mrs Mofokeng was good in
needlework
3. Mrs Songo represented the
school choir in Giyane
4. Ms Mokoena’s netball was
the best.
5. Mr Nteo produced good
soccer players and best results
for the school
6. Educators worked as team
to produce good results in
Athletics.
Our Pride as
Kgothalang Primary
 
We are proud as a school
that we produced Doctors,
Nurses, Educators, Police ,
Lawyers, Social Workers,
Pastors and many good
community members.
Principals’ List
 
1. No record for Principals before
Mr Lesetja Chuene
2. Mr Lesetja Chuene
3. Mr H.L Kgobe
4. Mr G.D Mngomezulu
5. Mr M. Vilakazi
6. Mrs P.M.M Mashazi
7. Mrs M.G Jita
Present Principal
 
The Present
Principal of
Kgothalang
Primary is…
Mrs M.G Jita
vision
 
Ensuring that every
learner successfully
achieves quality
education which will
enhance the learner’s
future endeavours.
Mission
 
We are committed to
create a conducive
environment through
innovative and quality
education in class
ORGANOGRAM
 
PRINCIPAL : MRS M. JITA
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT TEAM
FOUNDATION PHASE
DEPARTMENTAL HEAD = MRS
H.M MAMAILA
INTERMEDIATE PHASE
DEPARTMENTAL HEAD = MR
M.C DLAMINI
SENIOR PHASE DEPARTMENTAL
HEAD = MR P.P MASITENG
FOUNDATION
PHASE
 
 
GRADE R : MRS M.D.E KHUMALO
GRADE 1 : MRS H.M MAMAILA
GRADE 2 : MRS L. NCHABELENG
                    : MRS M.S KEMANE
GRADE 3 : MRS N.E MAHLONG
                    : MRS J.H PEKANE
INTERMEDIATE
AND SENIOR
 
GRADE 4 – 7
MR M.C DLAMINI
MR J.S MALEKA
MRS J.M VELAPHI
MR C.O MOFOKENG
MR P.P MASITENG
MRS P.S MABENA
MS O. BALOYI
Learner Enrolment 
 
 
COMPUTER CENTRE : CLICK
FOUNDATION
READING – PHONEMIC AWARENESS
LEARNER TOILETS
KITCHEN
ACHIEVEMENTS
 
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 
 
Maintain healthy
relationship with social
development which
assist home visits of
learners with challenges
identified by the school.
SAPS
 
Maintain
relationship
with community
patrollers and
SAPS
Extra and Co-
curricular
 
Exposing learners to
extra and co-
curricular activities
Extra and Co-
curricular activities
 
Maths Olympiad
Spelling B
Athletics
Soccer
Netball
Chess
Choir
 
 
N
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P
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Feeding Scheme
Education
Programme
Challenges
 
 
Language Barrier (LOLT)
Negative impact on results
Transition from Sesotho to
English in Grade 4.
Undocumented learners
Disadvantages GDE allocation
Parental
Involvement
 
Parental involvement
Assistant with homeworks
Reinforce work done in
class
Poor attendance to
parents’ meeting
Poor communication
(Parents don’t update their
contact details)
Learner
Transport
 
Learner Transport
Learner attendance
Learner Late coming
Learner Absenteeism
High number of Drop
outs
Members of the
Society
 
Psycho-social factors
Learners carry parental
burdens because of
poverty
Exposure to drugs
Child headed families
Domestic violence
Violence in the
community
Social Media
Orphanage
Goals
 
Strive for
Excellence in
Education
Provide learners
with skill and
mentality to
succeed in life.
Education
 
Education on
importance of
education against
crime
Networking with
prisons
 
 
P
o
l
i
c
e
 
Create safe
environment at
school through
program of adopt a
COP. (Network with
SAPS)
Goals
 
 
Raising awareness
on the impact of
drug abuse and
consequences
(NGO’s)
ICT in Education
 
ICT schools –
Primier Panyaza
Lesufi’s call to
transforming
schools through
technology.
Cultural Values
 
Create a culture
where all children
feel loved,
respected and
courage to reach
their full potential.
Wish List
 
Grade R Mobile Class
Grade R Playground
Mobile Library
Netball court
Soccer ground
Admin Block
Ceiling Replacement
Painting (Interior and Exterior)
 
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Lesetja Primary School, founded by the Methodist Church in the 1920s-1930s in South Africa, transitioned from church to government management during the Bantu Education era. The school has a rich history of notable principals, steady growth, and outstanding student achievements across various fields. Today, under the leadership of Mrs. M.G. Jita, the school continues its vision of providing quality education for all learners.


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  1. Former Principal Mngomezulu Kgothalang Primary School was called Lesetja Primary This school was founded by Methodist Church in the year 1920 -1930 in South Africa. The methodist learners were all admitted in this school. The following Language were taught Sesotho Sepedi IsiZulu

  2. The Name: Lesetja Primary School THE GOVERNMENT OF THOSE DAYS REMOVED SCHOOLS FROM BEING MANAGED BY CHURCHES TO BE MANAGED BY THE GOVERNMENT. THEY INTRODUCED BANTU EDUCATION IN THE EARLY 1950 1957. LESETJA PRIMARY SCHOOL WAS NAMED AFTER THE FORMER PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL MR LESETJA CHUENE.

  3. Mr H.L Kgobe Mr H.L Kgobe became the Principal of Lesetja Primary School in 1959. The School then had five(5) classrooms to cater for all learners from Grade one (1) to Grade seven (7). In the year 1965 1967 more classes were added to accommodate Grade eight (8)

  4. Enrolment in 1978 - 1983 The enrolment in 1978 to 1983 increased. New classrooms were added The classrooms were then sixteen (16).

  5. Progress in the School 1. School Produced good results 2. Mrs Mofokeng was good in needlework 3. Mrs Songo represented the school choir in Giyane 4. Ms Mokoena s netball was the best. 5. Mr Nteo produced good soccer players and best results for the school 6. Educators worked as team to produce good results in Athletics.

  6. Our Pride as Kgothalang Primary We are proud as a school that we produced Doctors, Nurses, Educators, Police , Lawyers, Social Workers, Pastors and many good community members.

  7. Principals List 1. No record for Principals before Mr Lesetja Chuene 2. Mr Lesetja Chuene 3. Mr H.L Kgobe 4. Mr G.D Mngomezulu 5. Mr M. Vilakazi 6. Mrs P.M.M Mashazi 7. Mrs M.G Jita

  8. Present Principal The Present Principal of Kgothalang Primary is Mrs M.G Jita

  9. vision Ensuring that every learner successfully achieves quality education which will enhance the learner s future endeavours.

  10. Mission We are committed to create a conducive environment through innovative and quality education in class

  11. ORGANOGRAM PRINCIPAL : MRS M. JITA SCHOOL MANAGEMENT TEAM FOUNDATION PHASE DEPARTMENTAL HEAD = MRS H.M MAMAILA INTERMEDIATE PHASE DEPARTMENTAL HEAD = MR M.C DLAMINI SENIOR PHASE DEPARTMENTAL HEAD = MR P.P MASITENG

  12. GRADE R : MRS M.D.E KHUMALO GRADE 1 : MRS H.M MAMAILA FOUNDATION PHASE GRADE 2 : MRS L. NCHABELENG : MRS M.S KEMANE GRADE 3 : MRS N.E MAHLONG : MRS J.H PEKANE

  13. GRADE 4 7 MR M.C DLAMINI MR J.S MALEKA MRS J.M VELAPHI MR C.O MOFOKENG MR P.P MASITENG MRS P.S MABENA MS O. BALOYI INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR

  14. Learner Enrolment Number of Learners Enrolled for 2023 = 480 Number of Educators = 15 Qualified G A s 4 State Employed and 2 SGB Employed

  15. COMPUTER CENTRE : CLICK FOUNDATION READING PHONEMIC AWARENESS LEARNER TOILETS KITCHEN ACHIEVEMENTS

  16. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Maintain healthy relationship with social development which assist home visits of learners with challenges identified by the school.

  17. SAPS Maintain relationship with community patrollers and SAPS

  18. Extra and Co- curricular Exposing learners to extra and co- curricular activities

  19. Extra and Co- curricular activities Maths Olympiad Spelling B Athletics Soccer Netball Chess Choir

  20. Nutrition Programme Feeding Scheme

  21. Parent Workshop Educating parents on how to support their children. Saturday Extra Classes for Mathematics and English Education Programme Click Foundation Program

  22. Challenges Language Barrier (LOLT) Negative impact on results Transition from Sesotho to English in Grade 4. Undocumented learners Disadvantages GDE allocation

  23. Parental Involvement Parental involvement Assistant with homeworks Reinforce work done in class Poor attendance to parents meeting Poor communication (Parents don t update their contact details)

  24. Learner Transport Learner Transport Learner attendance Learner Late coming Learner Absenteeism High number of Drop outs

  25. Members of the Society Psycho-social factors Learners carry parental burdens because of poverty Exposure to drugs Child headed families Domestic violence Violence in the community Social Media Orphanage

  26. Goals Strive for Excellence in Education Provide learners with skill and mentality to succeed in life.

  27. Education Education on importance of education against crime Networking with prisons

  28. Police Create safe environment at school through program of adopt a COP. (Network with SAPS)

  29. Goals Raising awareness on the impact of drug abuse and consequences (NGO s)

  30. ICT in Education ICT schools Primier Panyaza Lesufi s call to transforming schools through technology.

  31. Cultural Values Create a culture where all children feel loved, respected and courage to reach their full potential.

  32. Wish List Grade R Mobile Class Grade R Playground Mobile Library Netball court Soccer ground Admin Block Ceiling Replacement Painting (Interior and Exterior)

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