The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation applications for the Fellowship Programme in Southern Africa are now open. Fellowship recipients, known as Allan Gray Candidate Fellows, receive funding for university studies as well as access to support and development to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset. The programme invites all eligible, up and coming entrepreneurs to apply for this comprehensive Fellowship Programme. Grade 12 students, as well as 1st and 2nd year university students are urged to apply.
Parents and educators are always looking for ways to educate children or to find solutions to learning problems. The owners of the Resource, Equipping and Training (RET) Centre has opened its premises up to all educators and sport clubs for the first-ever Education Expo in Mokopane on 21 July from 09:00 to 14:00.
Learners from Mokopane Destiny Academy concluded their first term of 2018 with an adventure filled week of self discovery and personal breakthroughs when the seniors went hiking in Magoebaskloof and the Grade 5&6 group had camping weekend in the mountains on a private game farm.
The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation is calling on all young, entrepreneurially-minded South Africans to enlist in the most comprehensive and stimulating Fellowship opportunity in Southern African. Applications opened on 22 January 2018.
How do you view learning? Do you think of it as “I have to” or as “I want to”? Learning is crucial, but the beauty of learning lies in the love and excitement of growth. As life-long learners we have to keep it real and keep it fun! By Minda Marshall
The new learners settled in quickly for their first day of school at Mokopane Destiny Academy (MDA) situated at the Resource, Equipping and Training (RET) Centre on the corner of Geyser and Fourie Streets.
Brightly coloured walls and even brighter smiles greet any visitor entering the Grade 1 class at Mokopane Destiny Academy (MDA). Under the watchful eye of their teacher Heather van Wyk, the little ones sing out a chorus greeting.
MOKOPANE - Mokopane Destiny Academy's (MDA) Market Day at the Crossing Mall turned out to be more than just another entrepreneurial exercise for learners as transactions on sweet treats, hand crafts, face painting and chess games went beyond the mere exchange of money. Members of the buying public lingered around the 'market' much longer than planned simply to enjoy the warm kindness of the MDA team.
WitRivier Educare and Stirum preschool are registered non-profit organisations (NPOs) established in 2005 and 1986 respectively at Mapela (Rauwele and Millenium villages) in the Waterberg District Municipality in Limpopo. The preschools aim to take care of farmworkers’ and local community members’ children by providing a suitable environment for early childhood development activities that stimulate language, learning and creativity.
