The Deputy Minister toured Jan Kriel School in Kuils River LSEN (Learners with Special Educational Needs) which recently received state-of-the-art computer labs from MTN.
Jan Kriel School, which has been dedicated to supporting learners with special needs for 88 years, welcomed its new laboratory with enthusiasm. Principal Gerrit Odendaal expressed appreciation for the upgrade, noting that the new digital resources have revolutionized learning at the school.
"The introduction of this technology is critical for our learners' independence. When they leave school, they won't always have a teacher or parents to guide them, but they will have access to digital tools that empower them," Odendaal said.
The school's new lab features 28 laptops, an interactive whiteboard, and printers. The facilities have replaced an outdated computer room that lacked essential resources for learners with special needs. The lab also includes customized keyboards with color-coded keys and special trackpads designed for students developing motor skills.
"You should have seen their faces the day they walked into that lab for the first time. They are now eager for their computer lessons, always asking, 'Ma'am, when is the next class?' It's inspiring to see learning become exciting and engaging," Odendaal added.
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