Our Vision
To develop learners who demostrate resilience, respect intergrity and independence, who are academically prepared for the future especially in the field of science and Technology.
Our Mission
To have an exciting after school programme using innovative methods, that will allow learners to create a habit of learning and studying.
Our Goals
Our organisation strives to achieve the following goals
- To create a well advanced society in terms of academics.
- To create employment opportunites.
- Develop the standards of literacy in our local communities.
- To create a platform for the young people to realise their dreams and potential through maths, sciences and computer skills.
WHY SCIENCE NE ́ZBALO AFTER SCHOOL
Our local communities are faced with the challenges that affect their lives, in every negative way. The youth in particular is at risk of dropping out of school, being drug addicts, alchohol abusers, gambling addicts, prostitution and teenage pregnancy as well.
These issues stem from illeteracy, ignorance, individuals with less and no education have less understanding in terms of how the proffesional world operate they are more susceptible in making mistakes that impact on their lives negatively.
Another important factor is the types of activities that the young people engages in, they have negative impact our societies which contribute to poverty.
Illiteracy is a very common cause of crime in our country. Each of these problems stated above impact on our economy negatively, our government loose billions of rands in subsidies.
Although the school systems are doing good in protecting these children during school time, however there is a gab in after school programmes where the youth have free time and they tend to be involved in activities that are detrimental to their lives.
According to the department of statistics South Africa denote that 18 – and 19 year olds were still attending school, 3 out of ten pupils aged 18 years (29,3%) and 4 out of 9 (46,3%) of 19 year olds has dropped out. 4 of 10 (40%) of 14 to 17 years of age and 3,5 of 10 (35%) has dropped out of school.
(source) www.statssa.gov.za
According to Health care MEC Sasekani Manzini reported that girls from the ages of 10 to 15 years of age fall pregnant, with a raise of 78% from health care facilities reports, in just one year.
(source) www.mpuhealth.gov.za
