PAMSA partnered with Book Dash in 2025 for an initiative that aims to increase book accessibility by distributing books in multiple local languages to improve literacy levels and sustainable paper…
The Potchefstroom Gimnasium school community recently celebrated a heartwarming tradition where older students washed the feet of the Grade 8s, mirroring Jesus’ act of humility and service. Potchefstroom, South…
The young learners of the MES’ Johannesburg After School Programme were treated to an enriching experience in Durban, which allowed them to explore the wonders of the ocean and embrace…
There are 50 more exceptional leaders in education thanks to the Leadership Development Programme hosted by Old Mutual and Performance Solutions Africa; they were recently honoured. Mpumalanga, South Africa…
Through a community-driven effort, the ReStory Foundation recently surpassed its original fundraising goal, to provide uniforms and stationery for orphaned and vulnerable children in Bhambayi, KwaZulu-Natal. Bhambayi, South Africa…
159 little learners were able to enjoy the beginning of their school days with all the necessary school supplies thanks to the kindness of strangers and the Pebbles Project! …
After four years of medical school, Nomfihlakalo’s dreams were almost dashed when her student financing support got capped. But South Africa’s kindness prevailed, setting her back on track to becoming…
Spreading love and peanut butter one sandwich at a time, the Robin Hood Foundation (RHF) kicked off the year with a fantastic Sarmie Army session! Over 2,000 fresh sandwiches were…
It’s a new and exciting dawn for neurodivergent learners in Ballito, thanks to a new educational opportunity! Ballito, South Africa (17 January 2025) – A new dawn for neurodivergent…
SOS Africa celebrated a momentous achievement: the successful matriculation of its first cohort of sponsored students from the Western Cape. Western Cape, South Africa (16 January 2025) – As…
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