by James | Aug 31, 2026 | Project News
Seeing classroom misbehaviour through new eyes. Kuzwa* is a 7 year old learner at The Kusasa Academy. He is a very bright, clever little boy, but once he joined our school we became concerned by his behaviour. Kuzwa struggled a lot with pushing, fighting and hurting...
by James | Jun 16, 2026 | Project News
Today, 16 June, is commemorated in South Africa as a national public holiday. On this day in 1976 exactly 50 years ago, black school children in Soweto township rose up in protest against the apartheid state. They were demanding an end to the inferior and racialised...
by James | May 11, 2026 | Project News
At The Kusasa Academy, we remind parents of a simple but powerful truth: a child spends about six years at our school, but more than twenty years at home. This shapes how we approach education. Schools teach children, but families shape the environment in which...
by James | Mar 16, 2026 | Project News
From Franschhoek to Germany: A Cultural Exchange Begins Our Grade 4 learners are taking part in a Cultural Exchange Programme with St Elisabeth School in Duderstadt, Germany. The project connects our learners with children from another part of the world. Through a...
by James | Jan 29, 2026 | Project News
This year, The Kusasa Academy reached an important milestone. For the first time, our Grade 3 and Grade 4 learners attended a school camp, held at SOS School in the Wilds outside Villiersdorp, over the first three days of the new school year. For many years,...
