Most parents are looking for safe school environments where their children can learn and thrive. But for many, the expectations go beyond academic scores and subject choices. Underlying these basics of what we expect from schooling are deeper aspirations that include their child’s social and emotional development, as well as the hopes that through their […]
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EDU360 School has officially opened its doors in Ballito, marking the beginning of a new era in inclusive education in the area. The school’s inaugural enrolment of 15 students is a significant step toward offering tailored educational solutions for learners who thrive in a different learning environment. Principal Jacqui McKelvey expresses her excitement and commitment
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As schools reopen in South Africa, learners tend to miss one critical aspect of their education, which is the basics of financial literacy. This goes beyond knowing how to open a bank account; financial literacy involves understanding budgeting, debt, saving and long-term financial planning. Stian de Witt, executive head of Financial Planning at advisory firm
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Robotics and coding are revolutionising education in South Africa, introducing practical skills essential for the modern world. Integrating robotics and coding into the school curriculum for grades R to 9 empowers students with critical thinking, problem-solving abilities and creative resilience. Turning ideas into action Robotics bridges theory with hands-on discovery, demonstrating real-life applications of mathematics,
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Can you believe that back-to-school time is already here? It’s a tough time for learners and parents alike, though for different reasons. Parents worry about providing their children with everything they will need for the school year, and there’s a lot to consider: academic considerations, friendships, logistics, stationery lists – and lunch! BIC is always
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Make-believe play is more than just a source of joy for children; it’s a vital part of their development. Toys that emulate real-life tools provide a unique opportunity for kids to engage in imaginative play while building confidence and life skills. In fact, Unicef South Africa highlights that play enables children to process complex emotions,
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The December holidays are a time for family, fun and cherished memories, but keeping children entertained can sometimes be challenging. “Play is an essential part of a child’s growth – it’s how they explore the world, express themselves and build relationships,” says Ursula Assis, country director of Dibber International Preschools. “The games and activities we
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Founded in 1902, St Andrew’s School for Girls is a top independent, Christian, all-girls’ day school, with limited boarding for senior students. We are dedicated to developing our students into grounded, accomplished and confident young women who leave the school well and truly ‘Skilled for Life’ and ready to lead. Situated in Senderwood, Bedfordview, we
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The early years of a child’s life are a time of curiosity and exploration. Dibber International Preschools recognises this as the ideal period to nurture young minds through early childhood education, laying the groundwork for lifelong learning and success. “Early childhood education goes beyond preparing children for school – it sets them up for life,”
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The role of technology in the future of South African education may be simple to define, but it’s not so easy to envisage and make a reality for a number of reasons, not least due to challenges such as the fear of the unknown, cost and privacy concerns. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) entails the
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