This course will provide you with the key fundamentals, knowledge and skills to work with babies, toddlers and young children, with a focus on the Grade R CAPS curriculum; and the opportunity to further your career in ECD.
When Nokuphila School opened its doors in 2010, it offered children from disadvantaged households more than just a place to learn. By integrating nutrition, transport, sports, and social-emotional programmes, the school created a foundation for success that extends far beyond the classroom.
The Love Trust is placing the spotlight on the young people and educators whose growth reflects the organisation’s commitment to education as a catalyst for personal and community transformation.
Being labelled ‘street smart’ has always been seen as an advantageous attribute. Possessing these traits has never been about navigating roads or physical spaces, but rather about having a strong sense of self and using your skills to the best of your ability.
In South Africa’s crowded non-profit landscape, a strong reputation is a necessity. It earns a donor’s trust, sustains relationships with beneficiaries, and anchors an organisation through hard times. For The Love Trust, reputation is not a branding exercise but rather a lived value.
When children arrive at school hungry, learning becomes an uphill battle. Across South Africa, malnutrition and stunting continue to rob young learners of opportunity, leaving devastating long-term cognitive gaps that are almost impossible to bridge.
In today’s evolving world, education is about more than just academics. To thrive, learners need confidence, resilience, emotional agility, and life skills to serve them both in and outside the classroom.
Every pedal can open the door to a brighter future. This year, The Love Trust is excited to participate in Ride Joburg 2025 through the Ride for a Purpose initiative and we need your help to make a real difference.
Mandela Day presented South Africans with a unique opportunity. Using one day as a symbolic gesture in honour of ‘The Father of Our Nation’, we had the chance to aid systemic change effectively.
Over a decade ago, the seeds of a vision were planted in the Western Cape: to build a model of faith-driven education that could transform not only the lives of children but also the communities they call home.
A record-breaking year with complex realities. The 2024 class faced unique challenges. Many were in early high school during COVID-19 lockdowns, missing out on foundational learning.
As International Day of Women and Girls in Science comes to pass annually, Nokuphila School is proud to celebrate our strides in empowering young girls to pursue subjects in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Teachers are the backbone of any society. They are responsible for shaping future generations and influencing the trajectory of a nation - all the world's leaders start their journey in a classroom.
