John Masatih's June 2014 School Visits in Kavango, Otjozondjupa and Zambezi Regions

Our Sales Representative, John Masatih,  responsible for the Zambezi, Kavango and part of Ojozondjupa regions, has recently sent over photos from his June 2014 school visits. 

He visited, among many, Andara Combined School (Kavango) where he chatted to the Principal, Mr Samoka, about new NPH materials.

He also made a turn at Gam Combined School (Otjozondjupa) where staff and students happily posed for photos.

At Mangetti Dune Primary School (near Tsumkwe, Otjozondjupa), John met with teachers and observed pre-primary learners during their Physical Education class.

Omega Combined School in Zambezi region welcomed him with open arms as he showed the staff NPH educational materials for 2014.

   

John would like to thank all the schools for their warm welcome and eagerness to see the materials and chat to him about new developments in education in the country.

Farthest corners of ||Karas Region

As usual our Senior Sales Representative, John Muyambango, came back from a two-week promotional road trip though ||Karas and Otjozondjupa Regions with a lot of stories to tell.

He visited, among many, school situated in the farthest corners of the ||Karas Region such as Blouwes Primary School and Vaalgras Primary, both in the outskirts of Keetmanshoop.

Learners and teachers at Blouwes
Primary School

Acting Principal with learners at Vaalgras Primary School

The teachers and learners there were very keen to pose for photos and appreciated NPH going out of its way to reach them and update them on new educational materials.

Aurora Primary HOD, Principal and teachers

On his way back, John stopped by in Okahandja town to visit the Naub-Aib and Aurora Primary Schools where he talked to principals, HODs and teachers.

John with an HOD and teacher at Naub-Aib Primary

Hardap and Khomas Regions School Visits

John with Ms Theopalina Goliath

Our Senior Sales Representative, John Muyambango, has just come back from a tour of Hardap Region, where he stopped by, among many, N. Mutschuana Primary School in Gochas. Ms Theopaulina Goliath, the School Principal, was happy to show off the class she converted into a school library to promote reading and improve overall results of the school.

Grade 7 learners in their school library

On his way back from Hardap, John passed by a Bright Hill Pre-Primary, set deep in the heart of Katutura, Windhoek, at Okahandja Park. 

John with teachers and young learners at Bright Hill Pre-Primary.

Teachers Training in Zambezi Region

John Masatih with the group of Physical Science teachers
at the Workshop in Zambezi Region 

Our Sales Representative for the Zambezi Region, John Masatih, attended the Teachers Training that took place last month in the region. The teachers attended Senior Level Workshops and Physical Science Workshops and highly valued NPH teaching materials for Physical Science.

NPH Donates Maths Books to UNAM Students

UNAM students receiving maths books donated by
Namibia Publishing House

Last week, 20 May, Namibia Publishing House responded to the request from the University of Namibia Accounting Society to donate maths teaching materials for Grades 8-12 to students at the University.

John Muyambango, our Senior Sales Representative, was on the scene to hand over the materials to the group of students from the Society.

John with students from UNAM Accounting Society

HOD of Martti Ahtisaari Primary School reviewing
NPH teaching materials

John also met with HOD at Martti Ahtisaari Primary School in Katutura, Khomas Region, that week to promote NPH educational materials for the school year 2014.

NPH Promo Tour through Erongo Region

John with the learners and teacher at  the
 J.P. Brand Primary School in the Namib Desert

Erongo Region was unusually hot for this time of the year as our senior sales representative, John Muyambango, reports. 

John has just got back from his biannual school visits in the region. He made effort to see the teachers at a very remote location, close to 70 km outside of Walvis Bay, in the heart of the Namib Desert. The J.P. Brand Primary School has only 290 learners, but the spirits there are high and John enjoyed a very warm welcome from both learners and their teachers.

Ms Teresia |Goagoses' with her Grade 5 learners

He also visited Tutaleni Primary School in Walvis Bay, where he observed Ms Theresia |Goagoses' class. The learners were excited to have a visitor and were very well behaved. 

Grade 5 learners at Tutaleni Primary School in Walvis Bay

Maths & Science Annual Teachers' Congress

National Maths & Science Annual Teachers' Congress took place in Swakopmund from 28 to 30 April and our senior sales representative was there. John promoted NPH Maths and Science materials and talked to teachers from all over Namibia about new teaching methods discussed during the meetings.

 

He also met with some of our authors, Ms Magret Courtney-Clarke and Mr Teun Hanemaaijer, who were attending the Congress.

John with NPH author, Mr Teun Hanemaaijer