Edutech brings smiles to Jameson high school learners

An educational solutions company which deals in equipping schools with top notch digital gadgets has rewarded students at Jameson High School.

The company`s initiative is also set to yield educational transformative results, at the school.

Education is one of the pillars of socio-economic development and the availing of technology tools to students has a positive contributory net effect on the realization of Vision 2030, through sustainable innovation that supports industrialization.

The school got an accolade from the Permanent Secretary of Primary and Secondary Education, Mrs Tumisang Thabela.

Jameson High was rewarded for excelling academically and in sport in 2019, but never got the accolade, at that opportune time, since Covid 19 regulations were in full force, herby preventing the Education Ministry from presenting the due accolade to the school.

Edutech educational technology firm was highly impressed by the projects which were showcased by the students, which are Solar water heater and electro-chemical cell breathalyzers, which can detect alcohol and substance abuse from learners, thereby curbing drug abuse in schools.

The firm donated an incubation program seed capital for the young scientists, at the school and six research tablets to the learners.

Mr Luke Musambasi who is the chief executive officer at Edutech pledged to assist the learners with scholarships to further their scientific based studies, when the students reach university level.

The six learners who received some of the donated equipment are, Tatenda Mudavanhu, Waton Karanda, Tadiwanashe Mahachi, Takudzwa Giwa and Mula Mumba and their teacher is Mr Isaac Nota.