Our vision is to empower all children to avoid the education poverty trap caused by inadequate school readiness due to lack of access to high quality Early Childhood Development learning programmes. We achieve our vision through the holistic model we have developed, by: creating top quality learning environments in which principals, teachers and learners can flourish and grow, assisting principals to develop their education-provision businesses, making them sustainable and professional, training principals and teachers to provide a top class education to their learners empowering parents to actively support their children through training and development initiatives, providing empowerment f... read more Our vision is to empower all children to avoid the education poverty trap caused by inadequate school readiness due to lack of access to high quality Early Childhood Development learning programmes. We achieve our vision through the holistic model we have developed, by: creating top quality learning environments in which principals, teachers and learners can flourish and grow, assisting principals to develop their education-provision businesses, making them sustainable and professional, training principals and teachers to provide a top class education to their learners empowering parents to actively support their children through training and development initiatives, providing empowerment for all stakeholders through development of resources, including physical and information technology infrastructure.
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By Ali Corbett | Project Leader
Every once in a while, the harsh reality of the young lives some township children lead is simply overwhelming. This week we met with one of the principals whom we have worked with for nine years. She... Read the full report ›By ALi Corbett | Project Leader
The 2021 Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) shows that more than four out of our five South African Grade 4s (81 %) cannot read for meaning. It is up to each one of us to try and... Read the full report ›By Ali Corbett | Project Leader
It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question. Eugene Ionesco 82 % of Grade 4 children in South Africa cannot read for meaning. This frightening statistic was just released by the 2023... Read the full report ›
