Some very sad news from April. We learned that the Mangochi District Hospital caught fire. The front section unfortunately burnt down. It was established that the fire was due to an electrical fault. Efforts to put out the fire in its early stage proved futile as the fire extinguishing experts had to drive all the…
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MOET, as an institution, is blessed to have relevant professionals on campus. Mrs. Majonanga is a Primary Education Adviser (PEA) for Monkey Bay Zone, and took the opportunity to host a Teachers Training session. The session covered the importance of lesson plan preparation, plus teaching learning materials.
Aquaculture is one of the programs being carried out at MOET. This program has helped contribute to MOET income through sale of fingerlings. The fingerlings are taken from the ponds selling of parent fish as well as helping with the school feeding program. During the period, the quality of the water in the pond was…
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MOET is strives to be an equal opportunity employer. One of the requirements to achieve this is to constantly cover staff insurances. During the month, two staff members from Vanguard Insurance Company came to sell their insurance services to MOET Management and Staff. The Malawi Employment Act encourages staff to have insurance plans, in preparation…
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MOET sticks to the Permaculture principles of conserving nature because it benefits mankind and it promotes resource sustainability. Refresher courses are frequently taught at MOET School to acquaint teachers to the permaculture principles, as well as recruit permaculture champions. With teachers being off in April, the institution organised a permaculture training session, with teachers freely…
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Students had time off classes for two weeks due to holiday, as they prepare to start their third term. MOET encourages students to get engaged with activities that can help develop their future. During this holiday period, pupils were still visiting the institution to assist with watering the vegetable garden and cleaning the library (as…
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Second school terms closed in early April. Standard Eight pupils crammed for studies and persevered in racking their brains to achieve better results during their Mock Examinations. Credit to the MOET teachers who had to endure hot weather in order to get students’ work marked (graded) and processed before closure date. The pictures below give…
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