by Johane Turkstra | Dec 1, 2023 | Blurbs
Hear Hear! Tamara van Zyl, an audiologist in Paarl, paid us a visit on 28 November. Out of sheer commitment, Tamara has been walking a path with The Kusasa Project for many years and has identified multiple little ones in need of hearing aids and therapy. We are so...
by Johane Turkstra | Nov 16, 2023 | Blurbs
Alliteration For The Nation The Grade 3 learners dove into Afrikaans sounds with interactive games and text analysis. We started with pairs outlining the text of the sounds on each other’s hands and guessing what it was. This way, we make learning fun and...
by Johane Turkstra | Oct 27, 2023 | Blurbs
It’s Bok ‘Braai’-day With the upcoming Rugby World Cup final match, parents were invited to braai boerewors rolls for the Kusasa-kids on Friday 27 October. Given the big match between the Springboks and the All Blacks on Saturday 28 October, we aimed...
by Johane Turkstra | Oct 17, 2023 | Blurbs
Transport Through Time The Grade 4 learners stood together like one the day before a history test. Learners huddled up in groups all over the classroom for history trivia, chatting about what Teacher Carina spoke about and what they suspected might pop up in their...
by Johane Turkstra | Oct 2, 2023 | Blurbs
Staff Wellness Last month, we posted a blog about our new fitness guru, Divan Jelander, joining the Kusasa team as Sports and Recreation Coordinator. Divan also offers fitness routines for our staff twice a week. The Kusasa Project views staff wellness as a crucial...
by James | Feb 3, 2023 | Blurbs
Starting early with education is crucial: the young brain is like a sponge, soaking up information and retaining it much more easily than when you’re older. When you start early, you have more time to build a strong foundation of knowledge, which will serve as...
