Education
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Activists march in Simon’s Town to stop removal of Cape Peninsula baboons
Activists marched in Simon’s Town to save Cape Peninsula baboons from forced removal. “This campaign demands accountability, not just for baboons, but for how we treat the wild spaces and…
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Mseki Primary celebrates national praise poetry win at Baswa le Meetse Awards
Mseki Primary celebrated Grade 8 learner Endinako Mrali’s third-place win in the Baswa le Meetse Awards, promoting water awareness through artistic expression.
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SAME Foundation gives Isilimela classrooms a makeover on Mandela Day
The SAME Foundation renovated six classrooms at Isilimela Secondary School on Mandela Day, enhancing the learning environment and supporting community development.
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Prolonged screen time causes ‘more harm’ than good to humans
The physical consequences are also concerning. Children spending long hours on devices are more prone to obesity, headaches, eye strain and poor posture
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Linge learners scoop prize money for their school and peers
A total of 11 prefects from schools that are beneficiaries of the Foundation were invited to submit proposals on how they would transform their schools
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‘Thrilling Unruly’ to rouse Baxter audience this winter
The show did two sold-out tours across the Cape Peninsula to wide acclaim last year, playing to baboon-visited neighbourhoods,
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Provincial authorities urge the public to look after schools during holidays
The WCED says during the December holiday it saw a surge in cases of burglary and vandalism despite increased security during holidays.
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It’s time to change some perceptions about men and offer recognition
It is time we build a society where men can be fully human, where they are not defined by how much they earn or how well they perform, but by…
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Ingxaki zezikolo ziqala ngengqeqesho kumakhaya abantwana
Izikolo yimithombo yolwazi, kwaye umzali ngamnye othumela umntwana wakhe esikolweni wenzela ukuba axhotyiswe ngolwazi ukuze abe nekamva eliqhakazileyo.
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Safe schools plan targets learner-on-learner violence in SA education sector
SSP was launched by ministers Senzo Mchunu and Siviwe Gwarube in Cape Town today. It aims to tackle the “alarming rates” of violence in schools.
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