Chief T.D Nkosi Secondary School

Public Announcement 🗣️✅
English FAL and Geography (Grades 10-12) vacancy.

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Classroom teaches the mind. Extra-murals grow the whole person. Thank you to our amazing learners who participated in the Ingoma Festival. You showed discipline, teamwork, and true Chief T.D. Nkosi spirit on that big stage. Thank you for bringing the trophy home🏆.

To everyone else: Your talent is waiting. Step up, sign up, and shine.
There’s a stage for you too.

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APPRECIATION: CLEAN ECONOMICS CLASSROOM

Chief T.D. Nkosi Secondary School | Grade 12

A clean and organized learning environment is the foundation of effective teaching and learning.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all learners and the class duty team responsible for maintaining our Economics classroom in excellent condition throughout Term 1 & 2.

Your commitment to sweeping, dusting, arranging desks, clearing the chalkboard, and ensuring proper care reflects discipline, responsibility, and pride in our subject.
Economics teaches us about managing resources wisely — and you have shown that same principle by managing and protecting our classroom resources.

Not forgetting the educator behind the movement. Miss Madonsela N.❤️🙏

Thank you for setting the standard. A clean space leads to clear minds and better results.
Proud of you.

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CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE IN STUDENT LEADERSHIP

Chief T.D. Nkosi Secondary School | Term 1 & 2

"As the Class Teacher of Grade 8, it gives me great joy to honor our Best Class Representative for Term 1 & 2. I'm proud of Minenhle Buthelezi, indeed dynamites come in small packages"
-Mr Nkosi S.N

You stepped into this role with courage and carried it with dedication. You reminded us that leadership starts young. You chose responsibility over popularity, service over self, and teamwork over division.

You’ve set the standard for what a Class Representative should be: reliable, respectful, and inspiring. Your classmates look up to you, and as your teacher, I am incredibly proud of the example you’ve set.

May this recognition be the first of many. Keep leading, keep learning, and keep believing that one young person can make a big difference.
Well done, and congratulations!

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Welcome Back to Term 3📚🔥❤️

To all stakeholders (Staff and supporting staff, parents and learners ❤️) a very warm welcome back to Term 3.

We trust that everyone had a restful and refreshing break, and we return with renewed energy, focus, and commitment for the term ahead. Term 3 is a very important term in the academic calendar. It is the term where we consolidate, prepare, and push towards our goals for the year.✈️📚🙏

A special message to our Grade 12 learners:
The countdown has officially begun. Your Trial Examinations are approaching fast, and shortly after that will be your Final NSC Examinations. ⏳⌚📅

This term will demand discipline, dedication, and hard work.
1. Attend every class - every lesson from now counts
2. Start revision now - don’t leave it for later
3. Ask for help - your teachers are here to support you
4. Take care of yourself - sleep, eat well, and stay focused

To our staff and supporting staff members: Thank you for your continued commitment. Let us work together to guide, motivate, and prepare all our learners, especially our matric class of 2026 to finish the year strong and make us proud.

Let us make Term 3 a term of growth, excellence, and success for everyone.

We wish you all the best for the term ahead.🙏✈️📝📚📖📕📊❤️🙌🔥

Well done, Bafana Bafana! 🇿🇦⚽

What a night! What a statement! To go out there and beat South Korea takes heart, belief, and that pure Mzansi fight we’re known for.

From the first whistle you showed intent. The passes were crisp, the defending was solid, and every tackle screamed “we’re not here to make up numbers”. Then that moment of magic… the goal that had all of South Africa jumping off the couch, screaming at the TV, and calling our uncles to celebrate! 🔥

This win isn’t just 3 points. It’s pride for every kid kicking a ball in the streets of Makhado, Soweto, Durban, and Cape Town. It’s proof that when we wear the badge, play as a team, and back each other, we can stand toe-toe with the best in the world.

To Hugo Broos and the technical team: thank you for the belief and the plan.
To the players: thank you for the sweat, the runs, and for making the jersey heavy with meaning again.
To the fans: we felt you from Mbombela to Limpopo. That noise carried the team!

Bafana, you’ve given us more than a result tonight — you’ve given us hope. More of this energy, more of this hunger. The world is watching now.

South Africa, get up and celebrate! Bafana Bafana, we’re behind you all the way. Next game, we go again! 🎉

Keeping our school clean.
Rhandza Xikolo Xawena ❤️🔥💯💯

*ESSAY COMPETITION* 📢🥇🥈🥉🏆

Look at the pictures attached here and write an Academic essay.
1. Creatively choose a topic relevant to the pictures
2. Length 1000-1500 words (Grade 8 -9)
And 1500-2000 words (Grade 10-12)

3. *Prices to be won*
Position 3-Certificate of appreciation (+R100)

Position 2- Certificate of appreciation and a Trophy (+R150)

Position 1-Certificate of appreciation, Trophy, (+R200) and a Surprise gift🎁

4. Do not use AI tools as plagiarism checker will be used to identify learners who copied or used online tools to copy their essays.
5. Cite your essay (Harvard reference your sources e.g "Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world" (Mandela, 1994, p.12).
6. You may consult with any educator before submitting your final essay
7. Competitions opens on Monday, 11 May 2026 and closes on Friday, 22 May 2026.
8. Winners will be announced on the Morning Assembly on Monday, 25 May 2026.
9. Type and print your essays. No handwritten essay will be considered.

NB: USE THE CAPTION OF THE PICTURES AS A FOCAL POINT 👇

"🎓❤️ Graduate’s Emotional Moment Touches South Africa

24-year-old Nokuthula Dlamini broke down in tears as she graduated from University of KwaZulu-Natal with a BA Honours in Sociology — proudly embracing her mother who raised her as an informal trader.

Unable to afford a new dress, she attended in the clothes she had, choosing gratitude over circumstances. Her heartfelt moment has since gone viral, with South Africans rallying behind her with support and gifts.

From Pietermaritzburg to the nation’s hearts, her message is clear: “Don’t give up. Finish what you started.” 🇿🇦✨"

For competition enquiries please consult with Mr Nkosi S.N.