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Sharing intellectual property for the greater good of education in South Africa is the big idea behind the newly launched partnership between the Shanduka Foundation, Kagiso Trust and the Free State Department of Education. On 12 March 2013 these organisations signed a memorandum of agreement that will see them harnessing their respective well-established credentials as […]

27 dynamic young girls from 8 of Adopt-a-School Foundation’s Adopted Schools have become part of the Girl Child Institute of Mentorship.  On 29 May, all of these young girls were introduced to their mentors.  They were given Samsung Tablets and 3g in order for them to maintain monthly communication via skype with their mentors.  View

29 May 2014. The Girl Child Institute of Mentorship, a new Cell C initiative, has connected 27 Grade 11 and 12 learners from Adopt-a-School Foundation’s rural and township schools to some of South Africa’s successful women leaders.  View the gallery here Today, these dynamic young girls will be introduced to their mentors and under their

There are still 400 schools build from mud in South Africa.  Adopt-a-School is demolishing three such schools in KZN and rebuilding three whole new schools.  The three schools fall under the Amajuba district in the KwaZulu-Natal province in South Africa.