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FlySafair’s School Booster competition is back – and 100 flights are up for grabs again

For the third year running, FlySafair is opening the doors to its much-loved School Booster competition, giving South African schools the chance to win 10 return domestic flights each. Ten schools will be selected, with the prize awarded to institutions that can best demonstrate how taking to the skies will create meaningful new opportunities for […]

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Why parents should approach education as a long-term investment

Choosing a school for your child will be one of the most complex and consequential decisions parents will ever make. When parents choose a school for their child, the decision is often shaped by immediate needs: convenience, reputation or results in the senior years. Yet, schooling is not a short-term transaction. It is one of

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Education for a connected world: Preparing students for global careers

The world of work is changing fast. Careers no longer sit neatly within a single industry, city or even country; they span disciplines, time zones, technologies and cultures. If education is to prepare learners for this reality, it must shift from a narrow focus on content delivery to building the foundational skills that future careers

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South Africa’s cyberbullying crisis: 4 steps parents can take to protect their children

A new wave of research has confirmed what many South African parents already suspect: Cyberbullying is rising – and fast. A recent UNISA study of secondary school scholars shows that 31.2% have been cyberbullied, compared to 16.9% in 2012, while 54% of parents report they know of a child in their community who’s been bullied online. The discrepancy in

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Beyond chalk and talk: The urgent need to save South Africa’s education system

The teaching profession has always been one of the main pillars within a thriving society. But today, in South Africa, it is a profession in peril. Our educators – those entrusted with shaping future generations, are burning out, under-resourced, and, increasingly, walking away from the profession altogether, resulting in a brain drain, locally. At the

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What do parents really want from their child’s education?

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 answers the call for inclusive education

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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St Andrew’s School for Girls: From 3 months to matric

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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