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.
As we step into a new year, let’s take a moment to think about the impact we can make. This February, we’re celebrating love not just as a feeling but as an action. By donating to The Love Trust, you can empower young learners and contribute to their education, creating a brighter future for all.
Does the familial unit have an impact on our youth? And in our communities? Families play a pivotal role in our society and we need to recognise their impact.
While we look forward to opening our doors to many of our supporters next week in celebration of #MANDELADAY2024, we also understand that not everyone can give of their time physically.
Art. It's such a short word, filled with meaning. Art is internationally recognised and celebrated, and it’s for this reason that the United Nations has an annual day in the calendar to try and reinforce the links between various art forms and encourage connection through expression.
Over a decade ago in the heart of Thembisa, The Love Trust took root with a fervent commitment to providing high-quality Christian education. They set about achieving this through their established Affiliated Teacher Training Centres (ATTCs) and their Nokuphila School.
The Love Trust invites you to join us as we highlight our success in quality values-based education and celebrate the launch of Nokuphila High School and our first Grade 8 class.
A new year brings with it so much more than simply a new calendar. Internationally, the new year is seen as a chance to set resolutions and have a fresh start.
On World Food Day, as we consider the issue of food insecurity, we simply cannot ignore the reality that continues to follow us in South Africa. Despite having an abundance of resources, too many families continue to go hungry every day.
