Sechele Senior Secondary School is the only government-run senior secondary school in Molepolole and it offers Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE). There are 8 government-run junior secondary schools in Molepolole namely: Masilo Junior Secondary School, Boitshoko Junior Secondary School, Kwena-Sereto Junior Secondary School, Sedumedi Junior Secondary School, Motswasele Junior Secondary School, Tshegetsang Junior Secondary School, Dithejwane Junior Secondary School and Moruakgomo Junior Secondary School. There are 17 government run primary schools in Molepolole namely; Phuthadikobo Primary School, Bokaa Primary School, Magokotswane Primary School, Suping Primary School, Kutlwano Primary School, Boribamo Primary School, Neale Primary School, Bakwena National Primary School, Kealeboga Primary School, Sebele Primary School, Lewis Memorial Primary School, Bonewamang Primary School, Cannon Gordon Memorial Primary School, Borakalalo Primary School, Lephaleng Primary School, Louw Primary School and Lekgwapheng Primary School. Private schools include Bluebows English medium school which offers pre-school, primary school and secondary school and Kweneng International Secondary School. The other 4 privately owned schools are Shepherd English Medium, Al-haq English Medium, Kgomotso English Medium Primary School (now Regent Hill) and Emmanuel Adventist Academy (formerly Meadows English Medium) which offer pre-primary and primary education only. There is also Nampol Technical College which is a privately run tertiary institution. Vegetation found in Molepolole Molepolole is the home to many species of plants that thrive in the semi-arid environment. Sites of interest Maphefo - This is an abandoned Kwena village site, situated north-northeast of Molepolole. Maokagane Hills - Near "Kopong" caves. Among these hills are a) an iron smelting site; b) rock paintings and c) the Lowe cave at Kopong. Ga Kala - in the Kopong hills. Old mining site about an hour's walk SE of Lentswe-le-tau, north of the Mochudi-Molepolole road. Lentswe-le-tau - An iron smelting site. Kopong Hills - A cave; rock engravings in the hills and rock engravings some north of Molepolole. Also Kopong water caves. Molepolole - a) Execution Rock - Kobokwe; b) Sokwane, grave of Motswasele II situated NE of Molepolole; c) Footprints on the rock in Molepolole Hill; d) Burial cairns of Sechele I, Sebele I and Sebele II on kraal site of old Molepolole village site where Sebele I also stayed with favourite wife after village had moved to Borakalalo 1899/1900. Borakalalo - a) Molepolole since 1899/1900; b) LMS Church in Borakalalo; c) Anglican Church built 1916. Mokgophaneng - Sebele's cattle post and settlement of some Bakwena who left Molepolole Hill. Legaga