South African Education and Environment Project  
 


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ducating and inspiring for a brighter future

The South African Education and Environment Project (SAEP) empowers young people who are neglected by South Africa's education system. Through tutoring, enrichment and support, we give impoverished learners the tools to reach their potential and uplift their communities.

 

Our projects have developed in response to community needs to help the next generation build academic and life skills, prepare for and succeed in higher education and employment, and contribute as leaders to South Africa's economic and social development.

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For fifteen years, we have relied on the generous support of donors and volunteers worldwide.

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Good News from SAEP

 
   
 
17 May 2013
SAEP was pleased to welcome Dr. Stuart Saunders, former vice chancellor of UCT, as our keynote speaker for Saturday's Annual General Meeting. Dr. Saunders shared his thoughts on the state of education in South Africa...
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13 May 2013
  Teachers and principals involved in SAEP's Early Childhood Development Programme gathered at Ikamvalethu Educare yesterday for part two of the Curriculum and Classroom Planning workshop. This week focused in particular on theme planning and creating...
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9 May 2013
  Please show your support for SAEP by sponsoring Team SAEP as they participate in the 37km Crazy Store Table Mountain Challenge 2013 on 14 September.   SAEP board member Gina Leinberger will be one of three team members tackling...
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29 Apr 2013
Last week the Early Childhood Development Programme ran their first teacher training of the year at Ikamvalethu Educare. Twenty-one teachers and principals from our partner educare centres were in attendance of the workshop, led by...
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23 Apr 2013
  SAEP's Development Manager Katie Huston brought a South African perspective to London last week, as a speaker on a panel titled "Strategic philanthropy: an oxymoron?" The panel explored issues of trust, risk and collaboration between charities...
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The work of SAEP is supported by the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund (NLDTF). 

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To find out about other projects supported by the NLDTF,
visit the National Lotteries Board website.

 

 

 

 Further donors and partners:    
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Through my bridging year, I have grown and improved personally and academically. I have decided what I want to become and have met lots of people and learned a lot. I have improved my computer skills and that has helped me adjust easily into the university environment.
- Shiela Yabo, former Bridging Year Intern

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