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The Limpopo, Sekukhune District Municipality delivery of this education initiative is partnered with Evraz Steel and Vanadium

Dates:

Aug – Nov 2011

Areas

Ngwaabe and Groblersdal Circuits, Sekhukhune District Municipality (SDM) Limpopo

Target Market Reached

Schools targeted: 30
Teachers trained: 113
Grade 6 & 7 learner reach: 3510

School Detail

School	Educators	Gr6 Learners	Gr7 Learners
Maelebe Primary	4	122	127
Bokoni Primary	2	4	7
Dikgageng Primary	2	66	85
Shopiane Primary	3	107	117
Maphopha Primary	5	61	94
Dithamaga Primary	2	12	8
Masago Primary	3	58	47
Ngwanatheko Primary	5	79	65
Maremele Primary	2	56	70
Ngwanathulare Primary	2	37	35
Madiete Primary	2	38	36
Nyenye Primary	4	5	7
Maphooko Primary	6	80	102
Sizani Primary	2	3	9
Legapana Primary	4	45	54
Madibeng Primary	2	51	48
Mampuru II Primary	4	62	86
Papong Primary	4	40	41
Ntake Primary	3	15	35
Sisabonga Primary	6	98	112
Masha Primary	5	97	117
Tibamoshito Primary	12	146	138
Sango Primary	7	39	63
Laersdrift Primary	3	15	20
Kgoboko Primary	3	45	39
Malekane Primary	3	57	77
Roossenekal Primary	2	38	28
Mante Primary	4	53	75
Nkokoane Primary	6	96	118
Kopi Primary	1	13	12
Total	113	1638	1872
Total Learners			3510

Face to Face Training Feedback (from educators)

Feedback on Workshop	Average
Overall I was highly satisfied with the training	95.1%
The lessons were innovative and enjoyable	95.8%
The workshop was well structured and easy to follow	94.1%
I gained practical knowledge on HIV	95.7%
I am motivated to deliver the lessons	91.6%
Total Average	94.5%

Program Content	Average
I found the material interesting, appealing and user friendly	94.5%
The content of the HIV&ME lessons is appropriate for the grade	88.1%
I feel that the co-teach support structure is beneficial to my delivery	91.6%
Total Average	91.4%

Facilitation	Average
Organisation and preparation of facilitator	98.0%
The facilitator was supportive and encouraging	95.4%
The facilitator’s style assisted my learning	93.9%
Facilitator knowledge of HIV	95.7%
Total Average	95.8%

Testimonials

‘What did you like most about the workshop?’

What I liked most about the workshop is when we put our fears in a fears box, pick up other's fears and try to tell how best we can deal with them. The answers I get about my fears make me more confident.
R L Petja, Madiete Primary

It gives light and understanding to me as I was never workshopped about HIV/AIDS.
L B Thoka, Tibamoshito Primary

As an educator I am going to deliver some lessons to my learners as the workshop gave me some more knowledge about HIV/AIDS. Our learners are now going to know how to take care of their bodies and how to say "NO!"
R D Mokgabudi, Tibamoshito Primary

It gave me confidence to deliver the lessons in class without being unsure.
Educator, Sango Primary

Gaining more knowledge about HIV. People will learn to accept their HIV status.
M M Mahladisa, Nkokoane Primary

The presentation, dramatisation that puts theory into practice. Our learners will definitely have a wide scope about HIV&AIDS and be able to deal with a variety of situations in their day to day lives.
Educator, Ngwanatheko Primary

The structure of the lessons. The information about HIV&AIDS. The availability of the material to be used during the lessons.
Kwenaite JN, Ngwanatheko Primary

It is a wakeup call. It is interesting. It has been measured to the level or standard of the learners.
Masoma TP, Sisabonga Primary

Make me aware of HIV/AIDS. Encourage us to help our community and learners. Develop our knowledge. Improve my standard of living.
Educator, Masago Primary

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