Honouring excellence in language proficiency
PK De Villiers Secondary School celebrates language achievements
Two outstanding students were honoured at the first Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophy award ceremony.
Reinhard Mahalie, a Namibian fashion stylist and Forbes 30 Under 30 awardee, has introduced an exciting and noble initiative: the inaugural gifting ceremony of the Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies. This unique event took place at his alma mater, PK De Villiers Secondary School in Keetmanshoop. The aim of the initiative is to give back to the school and community by recognising and encouraging academic excellence, particularly in the realm of language proficiency.
A vision for education
Mahalie's journey from a student at PK De Villiers Secondary School to a celebrated fashion stylist is an inspiring tale of ambition and perseverance. Recognising the transformative power of education, Mahalie is determined to inspire and motivate current students to excel academically. He envisions his alma mater becoming a beacon of educational brilliance, and the introduction of the Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies is a significant step in this direction.
First recipients
The inaugural ceremony of the Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies celebrated two exceptional students. Shahida Engelbrecht and Christa Shapaka were the first recipients of this prestigious honour. Their dedication to language proficiency, linguistic prowess and academic excellence served as a testament to the importance of nurturing language skills.
Sponsorship for excellence
Mahalie's commitment to recognising and rewarding excellence in language proficiency is further demonstrated by his generous sponsorship of N$10 000. This financial support will enable the initiative to acknowledge and celebrate students who have demonstrated outstanding linguistic abilities, a deep passion for language and a commitment to academic excellence.
The Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies are more than just awards; they are symbols of achievement and motivation. These trophies represent the highest standards of language proficiency and academic dedication. Through this initiative, Mahalie aims to instil a sense of pride and accomplishment in students while encouraging them to reach greater heights in their education.
A vision for education
Mahalie's journey from a student at PK De Villiers Secondary School to a celebrated fashion stylist is an inspiring tale of ambition and perseverance. Recognising the transformative power of education, Mahalie is determined to inspire and motivate current students to excel academically. He envisions his alma mater becoming a beacon of educational brilliance, and the introduction of the Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies is a significant step in this direction.
First recipients
The inaugural ceremony of the Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies celebrated two exceptional students. Shahida Engelbrecht and Christa Shapaka were the first recipients of this prestigious honour. Their dedication to language proficiency, linguistic prowess and academic excellence served as a testament to the importance of nurturing language skills.
Sponsorship for excellence
Mahalie's commitment to recognising and rewarding excellence in language proficiency is further demonstrated by his generous sponsorship of N$10 000. This financial support will enable the initiative to acknowledge and celebrate students who have demonstrated outstanding linguistic abilities, a deep passion for language and a commitment to academic excellence.
The Reinhard Mahalie English Laurel Floating Trophies are more than just awards; they are symbols of achievement and motivation. These trophies represent the highest standards of language proficiency and academic dedication. Through this initiative, Mahalie aims to instil a sense of pride and accomplishment in students while encouraging them to reach greater heights in their education.
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