Keeping the MOET premises secure from theft is very important. Therefore, the institution employs watchmen to hover around the premises at nighttime. During the day, they are stationed at the main gate. Previously, these guards were reliant upon the shade of a tree that is fairly close to the entrance. However, MOET has decided that…
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MOET’s Kitchen is one of the oldest buildings on the campus. Its old age is visible from cracks developing on its walls. This is due to the softness of its base. In January, MOET carried out a maintenance work to reinforce the building. There are a few other buildings that are developing small cracks, but…
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As a School, MOET is full of activities throughout the year. The activities are designed in a way that allow pupils to both acquire new knowledge, and also to gain an understanding of social practices that could have a negative or positive bearing on their livelihood. Such activities are performed in clubs, such as the …
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MOET continues to develop the Vocational Skills Training Programme. The programme equips students with a variety of skills which they can later apply to earn a living, or to be self-supportive. During January, MOET focused on training students (especially girls) in carpentry and computer operation, amongst other things.
National Reading Programmes were introduced by the Ministry of Education to promote the reading culture among primary school pupils in Malawi. The aim is to improve academic excellence and lift education standards in Malawi. Primary Education Advisors have been tasked with the responsibility of improving the quality of education within the country. Therefore, in January,…
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In January, MOET received a container of ten computers and accessories from FOMOE. The items were donated in support of the Computer Operations lessons, an extracurricular education that’s intended to impart computer skills to the MOET orphans and vulnerable children. The donated computers are a welcomed addition to the MOET computer room, where there was…
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