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Pre-school good foundation for education-Nkuntha

Christopher Jimu by Christopher Jimu
December 15, 2023
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Managing Director and founder of TIMCHIMAC nursery and junior primary schools in Lilongwe Catherene Nkuntha, has urged parents to send their children to pre-schools to give them a strong foundation in life.

TIMCHIMAC school is located in Area 46 behind CK Cold Storage just adjacent to the by-pass road.

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The school has modern facilities, well qualified and experienced teachers, it is  fenced, has a large playing ground, ample parking space and offers both Cambridge and MANEB syllabuses.

In an interview Nkuntha said he has always had a passion to provide quality education to children hence opening the school in the area.

She said.”I am happy with the progress we have made so far. We started small but now the number of students is steadily rising. All the parents who have their kids here are satisfied with the way we are handling their kids and we know next term we will have many students. Our fees structure is also very competitive because we take into account the challenges parents face to raise fees.”

Nkuntha explained that pre school is very important for any kid because when starting primary school the student is always confident and ready for any challenge ahead.

“I have a vision of having a secondary school in the near future and funds permitting we will also purchase a bus so that students coming from far can be picked and dropped in their respective homes. I am challenging all parents around Area 46 to give us a try and they will not regret their decision,” she promised.

Nkuntha is also a proud owner of Msanjama Secondary School in Machinga and Little Angels Primary School at Malosa.

She has vast experience in the education sector spanning over 16 years.

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