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Curro learners impress in chess at Western Cape Schools Championship
A learner at Curro Durbanville High School has won gold in her age category in the Western Cape Schools Chess High School Individual Provincial Championship.
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Coronation opens Top Investor Challenge to high schoolers
Coronation is bringing investing into SA classrooms with a free virtual challenge for high schoolers, offering R120 000 in total prizes.
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Matriculant of the Year | Enter to gain the opportunity of a lifetime
Matriculants from across the country who are leaders and achievers in academics, culture and sport, and who plan to study at the UFS next year, can enter.
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Younger Grade 1 pupils more likely to repeat the year
New research shows children who start Grade 1 younger are far more likely to repeat the year — and the gap persists into Grade 4.
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Nuwe skoolhoof ‘n man van dade
Jeremy Zoutman stap met visie en passie in as nuwe prinsipaal van BHTS en mik op ‘n 100%-slaagsyfer — die eerste in ses jaar.
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Reddam House Durbanville shines with four Top in the World Cambridge awards
Reddam House Durbanville achieved 15 Cambridge awards, including an exceptional four Top in the World distinctions by three learners.
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Durbanville school achieves global excellence in Cambridge exams
El Shaddai Christian School in Durbanville is celebrating the achievements of “best in the world” in Cambridge exams walking its hallways.
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Western Cape dominates national schools swimming championships
Western Cape dominates Autumn National Schools Swimming Championships, amassing 128 medals across four days of competition at UWC in April 2026.
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DF Akademie-leerder bereik top 30 in kompetisie vir entrepreneurs
Graad 10-leerder Johan van Niekerk van DF Akademie dring deur na top 30 van landswye ‘Maak My ‘n Miljoenêr’ entrepreneur kompetisie na sukses.
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Coin Care women empower Bet-el School learners with vision board and gratitude workshops
The women from local non-profit company Coin Care brought inspiration and practical life skills to learners at Bet-el School of Skills.