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North West Province List of Schools Having Teachers That Were Recruited for the 1 + 4 Grade 8 and 9 Maths Content Training, January – February 2017 North West Province List of Schools having teachers that were recruited for the 1 + 4 Grade 8 and 9 Maths Content training, January – February 2017 MAFIKENG AO Mogoshane Setumo JM Ntsime Raphurele Tshepagalang Sol Plaatjie High Saane Teigo Tawana Kgamanyane Sediblo Hebron Tech Sebopiwa Molema Letsatsing Danville Kwenatlase Tidmane Itoseng Maano Mococoe Sejankabo Lerome Tshaile Jehro Pelle Molelwane Redibone Setlopo Makuka Tshomankane Micha Kgasi Gakologelwang Mmabatho High St Mary’s Manamakgotha Tswadi Mmanotshe Moduane CN Lekalaka Boitshoko Sec Leepile MS Mochudi LETLHABILE AO Oskraal Onkopotse Tiro Golf view MOSES KOTANE EAST AO Modise Eletsa Dipehtgo SC Kgobokwe Kebonang Gaopotlake Mphela Ikatisone Fumane Lapologang Madiba Gaotime Nkobong Mmadikete Lion Klipgat Sec Batloung Motuba Itumeleng Ramoroka Thuto Pele Mmamogwani Sub total: 63 LETLHABILE AO (CONT) Langa la Sembo RUSTENBURG AO Kele Rauwane Botlhabelo Ntolo Makoba Bafokeng Kgatsheng-Thabiso Rethusegile St Teresa Retlhatlositswe Malefo Boikagong Lesele Sekete IV Thaba Morula Sec Letlhabile Olefile Bipietekong Marikana Comb Sunshine IB Damons Lot Mshiane Rachele Boons Matale Sunriseview Machadam Comb Madiba A Toloane Rakoko Charora Matlhare Mokautu Tirelon Bakwena Sec MOSES KOTANE WEST AO Ramotshodi Freedom park Matsukubyane Tlhabane Tech J Mokolobetsi Batleng Rantlaka Geelhoutpark Meriti Tshukudu Malatse Motsepe Herman Thebe Semetsa Harmony Mmanape MADIBENG AO Michael Modisakeng Kalafi Shadrack Zibi HF Tlou Naauwpoort Wagpos HS Rakgatla Sec Kgalatlowe St Annes Iketleetso Pres Mangope Mothotlung Sec Tsogo Sub total: 62 MADIBENG AO (CONT) Thuto Boswa Phiri Matlhaleng Boschpoort John Frylink Mogale Ikhutseng Bokamoso ThutoTsebo Leretletse-Letsedi Vryburg HS Lerothodi BA Seobi MATLOSANA AO Matlosane TALEDI AO Motsemme TLOKWE AO Kgololosego Phakela Secondary MAQUASSIE HILLS AO Modisakoma IM Devondale Regorogile Comb Resolofetse Letlhasedi Boskul Colinda Sec Rekgaratlhile Thuka Seiphemelo Nkang-Mahlale Tiragalo Jerry Mahura Pudumong Mogodiri Tlokwe Cocekani Sec Leruntse Reabetswe KGAISANO MOLOPO AO Bolapopelo Botoka Chris hani Ntlaseng Itshupeng Thusothebe Opang Diatla Promosa Are-Fadimeheng Gatelapele Sebegilwe Kgosithebe Phiri Potchefstroom Sec Tsamma Maitemoglo Thapama PicaPau Poelano Boitsheko New Vision Reabona Sekate Mahura Tasman Sub total: 60 KGAISANO MOLOPO AO Tshipietsile Makgethe Middle Malepe Lodirile Tswaing Noto Tlotlangthuto Pitsoletlhogile Thutolore Joseph Saku Phatsima Rakgwdi Bokang Ogodiseg Huhudi Reemekathata Mankuroane Tech Thusano Gakhunwana Sebtwane Raditshane Keseokile Middle Reikagile Geysdorp Gothata Bore Monchusi Daumas Kgosietsile-Lethola Itlotleng/Mogawne Madibogo HS Ditheho Itsholetseng Letlhogile Ipelafatseng Ikopanyeng DITSOBOTLA AO Tong Bray Pinagare GREATER DELAREY Onkabetse Thuto Tswelelopele Moreri GREATER TAUNG AO St Paul’s Sec Utlw. Barolong Khumo Sejo Reboneilwe Modesekanono Reivilo Comb Kebinelang Badibana GS Phoi AG Malebe Setswakgosing Majeng PH Mooketsi Sione Obusitse Bethel Reitshokile Thate Molatlhwa Mohitlhi Kgosi-Shope Ramokonyane Shudintlhe Sub total: 62 DITSOBOTLA AO (cont) Baitshoko Kutlwano Moedwil Rearabilwe Ngotwane H/S Coliny Regolotswe Koster Comb Molefi Marulapula Zeerust Comb Mor Tau Rapulana Koster Inter Botlhale Mosekaphofu Phakedi JM Lekgetha Kopanelo Marema Inter Kgosibodiba Motswedi Mathews Mangope Gaetsho Bodibe Reebone Mphe Bana Ntlatsang Mmajane Gaborone KGETLENG RIVER AO Thebe Ya Tlhajwa RAMOTSHERE MILOA AO Phatlhoso Mokgojwa H/ S Lichtenburg Moubana/Motsei Gabonewe Motsaalore Tlhaole Mpolokgang Kgoke Lesabe Maotwe Inter Motlhaputseng NR Mandela Jangjo Ratsela Rekgonne Swartruggens Inter Morare Ntebogang Zeerust Hoer Sakalengwe FM Ramaboa Swartruggens Comb Reipuseng Ramatu Ikageleng Nietverdiend Bophirima Thuto ke Matla Sewagodimo Ramotshere Mokgakala Zakheleni Sub total: 63 TOTAL 310 SCHOOLS [Rekopantswe AO and Moretele AO – List of teachers but no list of schools +/- 40 more schools] .
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