Dr Ramathuba invites everyone to virtual prayer for grade 12 learners

Our Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, is inviting everyone to join a special virtual prayer session aimed at supporting all the Grade 12 learners in Limpopo province. This session, which brings together religious leaders, is being held online to make sure there are no distractions during this very important time for our young people as they face their final exams.

Key details about the prayer session

• Event: A virtual prayer session for Grade 12 learners.
• Host: The Office of Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, Limpopo Province.
• Participants: Grade 12 learners, various religious leaders, and members of the community.
• Purpose: To offer spiritual support, encouragement, and good luck to learners during their crucial examination period. It aims to foster a positive and focused environment for their studies.
• Format: Conducted virtually (online) to ensure a peaceful environment free from noise and disruptions.
• Timing: Organised around the critical period of Grade 12 final examinations.

Premier’s office hosts virtual prayer for matriculants

In a heartening move to support the province’s future leaders, the Premier of Limpopo, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, has called upon residents and religious leaders to participate in a virtual prayer session for all Grade 12 learners. This initiative underscores the Premier’s deep commitment to education and the holistic well-being of the youth in Limpopo.

The decision to host the prayer session virtually is a thoughtful one, aimed at creating a serene and undisturbed atmosphere. Dr. Ramathuba emphasised that by going online, they can prevent any noise or interruptions that might affect the learners during what she described as a “critical period of their lives.” This approach allows students to feel supported without adding any extra pressure or commotion.

Religious leaders from various denominations are expected to join the Premier in offering blessings and words of encouragement, providing spiritual guidance to the thousands of learners who are diligently preparing for their matric exams. This collective effort highlights the unity within the province and the community’s dedication to ensuring every learner has the best possible chance to succeed.

Dr. Ramathuba‘s office continually works to engage with different stakeholders and communities across the province to address various needs, and this prayer session is another example of her proactive leadership in supporting the youth. Through such initiatives, the Limpopo Provincial Government aims to not only provide academic resources but also moral and spiritual support, acknowledging the immense pressure that accompanies the final school examinations. For more information about the government’s activities, you can visit the Limpopo Provincial Government website.

Questions and answers for the public

1. Who is this virtual prayer session specifically for?
   This prayer session is specifically organised to support all Grade 12 learners across the Limpopo province as they prepare for and sit their final examinations.
2. Why is the prayer session being held virtually instead of in person?
   The Premier’s office has chosen a virtual format to ensure there is no noise or any form of disruption, allowing learners to remain focused during this critical period of their exams.
3. How can I join or participate in this virtual prayer session?
   Specific details on how to join the virtual session, such as platforms or links, will typically be shared by the Premier’s office through official provincial communication channels, including social media and the government website closer to the date.
4. What is the main goal or aim of this prayer session?
   The main goal is to provide spiritual and moral support, good wishes, and a sense of community encouragement to all Grade 12 learners, helping them feel supported during their crucial examination period.
5. Are religious leaders from all faiths involved in this initiative?
   The call is for “religious leaders,” implying an inclusive approach to gather support from various faith communities within the province.
6. Beyond this prayer session, what other support does the province offer to Grade 12 learners?
   The Limpopo Provincial Government often implements various educational support programmes, including extra classes, study camps, and access to learning materials. These are usually communicated through the Department of Education.
7. When exactly is this virtual prayer session taking place?
   The prayer session is scheduled around the critical period of Grade 12 final examinations, which typically occurs in the last quarter of the year. Specific dates would be announced by the Premier’s office.
8. How can members of the public further support Grade 12 learners during their exams?
   Beyond participating in the prayer session, the public can support learners by creating a peaceful home environment, offering encouragement, volunteering if possible with community study groups, and respecting their need for focused study time.
9. Where can I find more official news and updates from the Premier’s Office?
   You can stay updated on all news and activities from the Premier’s Office by visiting More Premier’s Office News.