Relief for Learners in Zvimba North as Government Delivers Vital Educational Materials
ZVIMBA – In a groundbreaking move to uplift education for disadvantaged pupils, the government has distributed essential learning materials to 200 learners at Great Dyke Primary School in Zvimba North.
This timely intervention, led by Honourable Marian Chombo, promises to transform education in a struggling mining community, offering hope to families grappling with financial hardships, as reported by ZBC News.
The school, located in a mining compound, serves children from families that often struggle to make ends meet.
Ms. Abigail Nsingo, a teacher at the school, expressed her gratitude, stating, “The materials provided will significantly support our learners, and the promise of more textbooks will greatly enhance their education.”
Students echoed their teacher’s sentiments. One pupil highlighted how the shortage of learning materials had made it difficult to study effectively, while a female student expressed relief at receiving sanitary wear, noting it would reduce absenteeism among girls.
During the handover ceremony, Honourable Chombo emphasized the importance of a collective approach to addressing educational challenges.
She assured the community that additional textbooks and resources would soon be provided to bridge the gaps in rural schools.
This initiative forms part of the government’s broader efforts to improve rural education through devolution funds.
