The St Anne's Education in Partnership Programme [STEPP] is an independently funded, non-profit, social responsibility programme, housed at St Anne's College.Grade 11 girls manage, monitor and administer the STEPP partnerships.
There are now 8 partnerships that the girls attend. The partnerships are:
Early Childhood Development X 1 Partnership
English Literacy x 5 partnerships
Sport x 1 partnership
Homework support x 1 partnership
Sport x 1 partnership
Homework support x 1 partnership
STEPP donated a classroom to the Lions River Combined School this term. The classroom in the form of an edutainer, it is equipped with tables, chairs, educational games, books, burglar guards and other security and electricity.
Lions River School has moved from the Sappi forest on the Piggly Wiggly road into the heart of the community in a bid to keep the children off the roads and out of the isolated forests.
So far the school has managed to grow four classrooms in the Lions River community, which has seen enrolment go up. This in turn may eventually lead to a school being built right next to the community's homes.
Last year STEPP donated a library which was filled with books and works as a small classroom aswell.
News supplied by STEPP.
Tegra Kadudji, a Grade 4 pupil at Laddsworth Primary School competed in a Karate competition in Hilton on Saturday 14 October 2017.
St Anne’s Drama Students Sithelo Mthethwa, Amy Leggat, Felicity Noge and Katerina Itopoulos performing a piece from their Dramatic Arts Practical exam for the school.
For the biggest day of your life, you can't look anything less than brilliant. The night before or the day of your wedding, we bring our team to sharpen up the gents. With our straight razor shaves, haircuts & styling, the groom and his party will be shinning for the main event and photo shoots.
September was a busy month for The Care Bear Project and we were thrilled to have two of our knitters, Joyce and Mary, with us as we handed out 105 bears to the excited children of Sbukosezwe Creche in Sweetwaters.
Grace College welcomed well-known sports presenter and commentator, Andy Capostagno, as Guest Speaker at the Sports Awards Evening held last night. His message to the students was clear and simple as he encouraged them to continue to play organised sport after school to ensure that they keep on having fun!
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Cook-ease offers a warm, fun atmosphere to learn the art of making great food for your family. Choose which easy-to-follow menu suits you from our fresh and simple family favourites, then let us get cooking with your domestic worker in our home-away-from-home, hands-on kitchen. Lessons are conducted in Zulu and English.
Ruth Ackerman, a Grade 4 pupil at Laddsworth Primary School, was invited to perform at the ‘Best of the Best’ concert on Thursday 14 September 2017 in Pietermaritzburg.
Imogen Kirby, a Grade 4 pupil at Laddsworth Primary School, represented KwaZulu-Natal at the 2017 South African Gymnastics Games, in Tshwane from 1 to 7 October 2017.
A group of Grade 11 pupils from Grace College, who have been chosen for leadership roles in 2018, attended a weekend adventure camp at Cumberland Nature Reserve. Our Deputy Headmaster, Henko Jansen, reported that throughout the challenges maximum attention was paid to health and safety standards, and for this we can thank Dirk Calitz of Outdoor Educators.
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Laddsworth sisters, Jenna Shacklock (Grade 2) and Hannah Shacklock (Grade 4) were awarded Bronze medals in the Pietermaritzburg Gymnastics Club competition for Level One on 18 September 2017.
Secret Sunrise is a guided dance which celebrates the morning sunrise.
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Laddsworth Primary School celebrated Arbor Day by planting two trees on break-up day, Friday 29 September 2017. Mrs Sharon Houghting donated a Buffalo Thorn Tree (Ziziphus mucronata) and Mrs Di Smythe donated a Coral Tree (Erythrina) to the school.