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Corinthians STEAM Centre aims to empower youth through innovation
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The Corinthians community organisation, based in the South of Johannesburg, has unveiled its new STEAM Centre.
The initiative is designed to empower young people through science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics education while creating income streams to sustain the organization's broader community programmes.
The STEAM-focused curriculum covers hands-on science experiments, coding and computer literacy training, engineering projects, story illustration and mathematics support.
The community project aims to generate revenue for the Corinthians Africa Non-profit organization, enabling the facility to expand its initiatives that benefit local youth and the broader community.
The initiative is designed to empower young people through science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics education while creating income streams to sustain the organization's broader community programmes.
The STEAM-focused curriculum covers hands-on science experiments, coding and computer literacy training, engineering projects, story illustration and mathematics support.
The community project aims to generate revenue for the Corinthians Africa Non-profit organization, enabling the facility to expand its initiatives that benefit local youth and the broader community.
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National Gardens Week to celebrate South Africa’s biodiversity
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The South African National Biodiversity Institute has announced the return of National Gardens Week, taking place from the 9th to the 15th of March.
The Institute says the week encourages South Africans to celebrate and protect the country’s rich biodiversity which includes over 95 000 known species.
A range of educational conservation and wellness activities will be available across participating gardens.
more than 126,000 South Africans walked through SANBI’s 11 national botanical and two zoological gardens during the inaugural week.
The Institute says the week encourages South Africans to celebrate and protect the country’s rich biodiversity which includes over 95 000 known species.
A range of educational conservation and wellness activities will be available across participating gardens.
more than 126,000 South Africans walked through SANBI’s 11 national botanical and two zoological gardens during the inaugural week.
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Western Cape launches R130m school sport strategy
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The Western Cape provincial government has launched its School Sport Strategy, with a R130-million investment allocation over the next three years.
The initiative represents a coordinated effort to strengthen school sport as a platform for youth development, healthier lifestyles and the identification of emerging talent.
The MEC for Cultural Affairs and Sports, Ricardo Mackenzie, says the strategy marks a significant milestone in positioning school sport as a meaningful pathway for learner development and social cohesion across communities
The initiative represents a coordinated effort to strengthen school sport as a platform for youth development, healthier lifestyles and the identification of emerging talent.
The MEC for Cultural Affairs and Sports, Ricardo Mackenzie, says the strategy marks a significant milestone in positioning school sport as a meaningful pathway for learner development and social cohesion across communities
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