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Healing Trauma and Building Resilience: The Role of Art Therapy in Early Childhood Education

Healing trauma and building resilience: The role of art therapy in early childhood education – By Nadia Lubowski, Director of the Anton Lubowski Educational Trust (ALET) A key pillar of early childhood education is establishing social skills. Children who have learned appropriate social skills are typically able to establish connections, show empathy, and communicate better …

Adopt-A-School Foundation Celebrates Its National Matric Top Achiever From a Rural Limpopo School

The Adopt-a-School Foundation celebrated its national top achiever when the Matric Class of 2024 results, an 87.3% national pass rate…

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