WESTLANDS MP TIM WANYONYI OPENS HOSPITAL HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL'S ICT LAB

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Hon Tim Wanyonyi testing out the Computers
This morning the Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi joined the pupils, parents and teachers of Hospital Hill Primary School for the official opening of their computer laboratory which he fully equipped together with other partners.
Hon Wanyonyi addressing the parents,pupils and teachers.






The computer lab consists of 41 computers, full internet connectivity, a server to enable sharing of information and coordination as well as a refurbished computer laboratory room.
The data connectivity as well as the shared server will ensure that teachers and pupils have access to internet and subject matter that enriches their learning experience.
In last year’s KCPE the school emerged the best in Nairobi County as well as in Westlands Constituency with a mean score of 341.53; hopefully they will reach an average mark of 400 marks in the forthcoming examinations with the fusion of ICT in their learning.
Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi opening the lab
This brings the total number of ICT labs that the westlands Member of Parliament has equipped and opened in the constituency to five (5).The other four (4) computer labs are: Kangemi Primary School Lab; Visa Oshwal Primary Lab; Kangemi Polytechnic Lab as well as Highridge Secondary School Lab. This serves as a model template that is cost-effective in the setting up computer laboratories instead of giving every child a laptop.
A good education equips children with the skills necessary to find jobs and help advance their country's economy.
Technology helps the teachers prepare pupils for the real world environment. As Kenya becomes increasingly more technology-dependent, it becomes even more necessary that to be successful citizens, pupils must learn to be tech-savvy.  ‪#‎WestlandsICTLabsProject‬
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