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RENU Internet usage supervision

There was supervision this morning were a team of Network technicians from RENU visited the school to check on the internet that was installed few weeks ago. According to Okello Christopher ICT teacher,  the internet is functioning perfectly and it has boosted research among teaching staff and students though there's challenges of small computer laboratory room.

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