ATNS Empowers Rural Mpumalanga School

05 April 2025 | Department of Transport


Kwa-Hoyi Village, Mpumalanga: ATNS recently highlighted its steadfast commitment to education and community upliftment by supporting Ntiyi Secondary School in Ka-Hoyi village, Kwalugedlane, Mpumalanga, through its highly successful Corporate Social Investment Programme. From March 31 to April 4, ATNS hosted an inspiring Easter revision camp, focusing on Mathematics, Science, and English for Grade 11 and 12 learners. This intensive week-long programme culminated in a dynamic Career Awareness Day, organised in collaboration with the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA).

To ensure the success of the revision camp, ATNS generously provided groceries, guaranteeing that learners received nutritious breakfasts and lunches each day. Additionally, they donated 150 school backpacks, 200 English dictionaries, 100 mathematics dictionaries, 100 scientific calculators, and 200 mathematics sets, significantly bolstering the academic resources available to the students.

During the Career Awareness Day, learners were introduced to a variety of exciting careers in aviation. They had the unique opportunity to experience the ATNS 3D simulator bus, immersing themselves in the fast-paced world of air traffic control. This hands-on experience ignited their imaginations and broadened their horizons, leaving a lasting impact on their career aspirations.

ATNS' dedication to empowering young minds through education and career exploration is truly commendable, fostering a brighter future for the learners of Ntiyi Secondary School and beyond.
 

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