Mohaladitwe secondary school

29/06/2022

14/03/2022

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25/03/2021

Today on budget speech

04/03/2021

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With Matric results released yesterday, a HUGE congratulations to the Class of 2020! You survived one of the most challenging school years in living memory. We are especially proud of the Grade 12s who participated in our Omang pilot project in the Free State. Your hard work has paid off and we are immensely proud to have provided e-learning support! Just LOOK at these pass rates:

Mohaladitwe secondary school 100%
Phehellang Secondary School 95%
Olien Secondary School 79%

We look forward to helping the Class of 2021!

See www.odineducation.co.za

30/09/2020

Hope you are all good, as we prepare for final examinations 🙂🙂.

16/03/2019

Mokoena Napo from our class of 2015.

Meet Mokoana Napo>>>"My name is Mokoena Napo, I am 21 years old and I live in Free-State, Qwa-qwa. I am currently studying Civil Engineering at Vaal University of Technology (VUT).
Despite coming from a disadvantaged background, my family has always stressed about the importance of being successful. My interest in Civil Engineering was sparkled from a young age when my father used to construct buildings for local community people. Varsity has been a dream for many generations to my family. The sacrifice that I have made so far enabled me to focus on becoming the first person in my family to pursue higher education in the field of Engineering.
I plan to succeed, regardless of what obstacles on my way. One of my goals is to obtain a Masters in Structural Engineering qualification, because I believe structure is the foundation of Civil Engineering. A lot of companies are retrenching in our country, so we, as the upcoming future Engineers have to do all our best to come up with new strategies, plans and ideas to prevent that and also provide quality services to the country." Come

20/02/2019

To be the person you always wanted to be starts by believing in yourself..

11/10/2018

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01/09/2018

Our journeys are made out of different paths. One of the paths, we long took when we stepped into the Mohaladitwe school yard. You must have known that there is something called "trial exams", its time has arrived and there is no turning back. Yes, you are going to feel the heat, you are going to get tired and you are going to feel the pain. But you should not step back, you should not allow your pain to pull you down but rather use it as an elevator to the next level of your life,"GET INSIDE THAT FIRE AND COME OUT STRONGER". That fire is simply going to make you a better candidate for the final lap (final exam).