Education
Education
Education
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Khayelitsha’s COSAT named top-performing Quintile 3 school in South Africa
Cosat in Khayelitsha is recognized as the top Quintile 3 school nationally, excelling in maths and physics education.
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Baboon sanctuary plans face opposition from SPCA
Community concerns over GPS collars on the Da Gama baboon troop prompt an SPCA review, while debate continues over research and sanctuary plans.
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Animal activists raise alarm over GPS collaring of Da Gama baboon troop
Cape Town animal activists demand more say after the Da Gama baboon troop is GPS-collared for research without proper community consultation.
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African penguin numbers rise at Boulders Penguin Colony
The latest African penguin census recorded 790 breeding pairs at Boulders Penguin Colony, offering hope for the conservation of the endangered species.
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More than 600 Free State schools without learning material funding
Over 600 schools in the Free State lack funding for essential teaching materials, hindering learning and teaching effectiveness.
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Every Step Counts: Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread walk fights childhood hunger
The fundraising event has been fighting childhood hunger for 58 years. It offers a 5 km or 10km route, with medals and refreshments for all participants.
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School shares gang-busting strategy with the community
West End Primary School shares the six-step Sanctuary Model that helped it reach the World’s Best School Prize and tackle gangsterism.
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School fires and deaths expose crisis in Kenya’s education system
The deadly spate of arson attacks on Kenyan schools, points to an education system buckling under chronic funding shortfalls and corruption.
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Who is protecting SA’s future teachers against violence, fear?
From teaching practice to police station: Who is protecting South Africa’s future teachers?
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Eight-year-old gymnast from Lotus River shines on path to national success
Eight-year-old Saarah Bosch from Lotus River – gymnastics.
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