Fri, 24 Mar 2017 13:21:02 +0000 BY CHINTU MALAMBO THE K230 million that Government has set aside for the procurement of equipment for practical lessons in secondary schools will yield positive results because learners will be able to gain relevant survival skills once they left school, Secondary Education Teachers Union of Zambia (SESTUZ) has said. SESTUZ president Setibekiso Wamuyuba said the decision by Government to secure funds to purchase equipment for practical subjects was a good move because it will improve the performance of pupils, especially in secondary schools. Mr Wamuyuba said that pupils faced major challenges as regards practical subjects and mathematical-related subjects, leading to poor performance. “There has been major problems when it comes to mathematics and practical subjects simply because schools were not stocked with equipment to use in that regard,” he said. Government has spent over K230 million to procure various learning equipment for practical subjects to be distributed to […]
