Binyane Private Tutoring Gives back to Matric learners

As the Class of 2026 State sit for its National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations, Binyane Private Tutoring Program has once again demonstrated its commitment to education by donating pens to Grade 12 learners at various schools in Botshabelo, Free State. The initiative, which has become an annual tradition over the past three years, aims to motivate, encourage and support matric learners as they approach one of the most important milestones in their schooling journeys. Led by the organisation’s founder and Chief Executive Officer, Thato Binyane, the pen donation drive forms part of BPTP’s ongoing efforts to give back to the community and promote academic excellence. Although a pen may seem like a small contribution, BPTP believes that the gesture carries a much greater message of hope, encouragement and belief in the potential of every learner. "The initiative serves as a reminder to matric learners that their communities are behind them and that their hard work, dedication and perseverance can open doors to a brighter future. Shaping the future through academic excellence.” Said Binyane. The annual pen donation drive reflects BPTP’s belief that educational institutions have a responsibility to contribute meaningfully to the communities they serve. Through this initiative, BPTP hopes not only to provide learners with examination stationery but also to inspire them to approach their final examinations with confidence and determination. As the Class of 2026 prepares for the final examinations, Binyane Private Tutoring Program extends its best wishes to all matric learners across South Africa. #BeTheFirstToKnow