Education
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Blisters for Bread walker returns after five decades to support children
A former Blisters for Bread participant is returning 57 years later to support the charity walk, helping raise funds to feed vulnerable children across the WC.
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Blisters for Bread changes lives through school feeding
Blisters for Bread in association with Lucky Star will take place on Sunday 16 August at the Green Point Common Sports Grounds.
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Free SAAO tours open for National Science Month in Cape Town
The initiative is led by the Department of Science and Innovation and the theme this year is “Science, Technology and Innovation are for everyone”.
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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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Community workers complete three-day programme ahead of school holidays
Fifty-one community workers in Mitchells Plain complete trauma-informed training to run healing-centred school holiday programmes.
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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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Matriculant of the Year | Competition builds self-awareness, boosts confidence
“The interviews helped me express my thoughts clearly. They pushed me out of my comfort zone and made me realise that I have far more potential than I thought.”
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BankSETA offers bursaries in honour of Youth Day 50th anniversary
BankSETA marks Youth Day’s 50th anniversary by offering bursaries in IT, commerce, and finance. Apply via your university’s financial aid office.
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No matter which anthem we sing, we unite for a common goal
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins, fans reflect on iconic moments, global controversies and football’s power to unite people.
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UWC gardener pursues postgraduate studies despite life-changing setback
After a devastating accident, UWC gardener Lucky Maebela returned to school at 23 and is now pursuing postgraduate studies.
