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Clicks gives helping hand to Gansbaai Primary School

Learners at Gansbaai Primary School received masks and a bottle of hand sanitiser each from the Clicks Helping Hands Trust. Gansbaai Primary...

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Teacher runs for good cause

Irafaan Abrahams, a teacher at Liesbeeck Primary School, is halfway through his 50th birthday challenge to raise funds to provide new school shoes for learners at 50 underprivileged schools.

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CapeNature’s newest conservation kid on the block

CapeNature has launched the brand new “LoveNature with Mbali” educational animated series on Friday, 06 August 2021.

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Excellence in Secondary School Teaching

School: La Rochelle Girls' High School, Paarl

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Senior delegation visits Winter School Programme

A delegation from the Department of Basic Education and the WCED visited the Metro North Education District’s Virtual Winter School on 12 July 2021.

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Knysna Primary School Solar Project officially launched

The Knysna Initiative for Learning and Teaching (KILT) and Sun Exchange has collaborated with Knysna Primary School to use solar power and reduce their utility costs.

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Registrations open for Creative Arts Education Conference

Rustenburg Girls’ Junior School, in partnership with the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) General Education and Training (GET)...

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Learners share message of hope during Child Protection Week

Bridgeville Primary School partnered with the Cape Town Museum of Childhood to create awareness around the importance of child protection.

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4ir Stream laboratory opens at Heatherlands High School

The Sakhikamva Foundation has opened a 4iR STREAM laboratory at Heatherlands High School in the Garden Route hub of George thanks to...

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CTLI launches teacher appreciation campaign

The Cape Teaching and Leadership Institute (CTLI) has launched a teacher appreciation campaign for 2021 in the run-up to World Teachers Day...

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