Named after the recently retired principal, Miss Sume, the newly unveiled Sume Centre at Charles Duna Primary School offers a bright and welcoming learning environment for young minds to thrive.
Eastern Cape, South Africa (04 October 2024) – A big, bright and welcoming state-of-the-art educational centre was unveiled at Charles Duna Primary School in the heart of New Brighton township recently.
After much planning, many proposals and countless hours toiled by university architecture students, the Sume Centre is now officially open, an innovative space designed to inspire learning and growth.
Valued at R1 million, the centre is a result of the tireless efforts and contributions of Ezethu Development Trust, Masinyusane Development Organization, Nelson Mandela University, Continental and other incredible partners.
Community leaders, education department officials and other stakeholders were present to witness the momentous occasion.
According to the Masinyusane Development Organization, the centre is named after the recently retired principal Miss Sume in recognition of her invaluable contributions to the school.
The centre boasts a ratio of one teacher to six children and will offer intensive individual attention through lots of play.
With its focus on play-based learning, the Sume Centre promises to ignite the spark of curiosity and creativity in young minds.
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