COMPUTER LAB LAUNCHED AT WESTLANDS PRIMARY

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Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi listening to a presentation from Jadin Egwa while opening Westlands Primary School's Computer Lab on October 10, 2016 
The #WestlandsICTLabsProject initiative by Westlands MP HON TIM WANYONYI took a huge step forward in its technology education program by installing the 12th computer laboratory today at Westlands Primary School.

The 40 computer capacity lab will have 30 CPU machines and 10 virtual machines that operate the latest available versions of Microsoft Office, media programs and virus protection software.

Hon Wanyonyi believes computer technology education holds the key to futures filled with more job opportunities for Kenyan pupils, like being able to start their own social enterprises.
The New Westlands Primary School Computer Lab Equipped and Officially Opened by Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi on Monday, October 10, 2016.
In his remarks the hardworking legislator stated that computer labs are useful tools especially for information searches, data analysis and storage, and can help provide an attractive learning environment for the pupils.

Parklands Highridge Ward MCA Hon Jaffer Kassam graced the occasion lauding the MP for his relentless selfless dedication in advancing education standards in the constituency.

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