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How to make homeschooling work during the lockdown

The National Lockdown and the closure of schools have …
Covid19 financial relief funds

Many South African households have been affected by COVID-19 …
How to encourage positive behaviour

The national lockdown has meant a change in routine …
Why you should read with your child

The majority of children in South Africa have never …
Learning continues for SPARK Scholars despite Covid-19 national lockdown

Covid-19 has had a huge impact on millions of …
Ways to keep your child busy during term break

Millions of South African children will be staying at …
Why you should build a relationship with your child’s teacher

Teachers play a crucial role in the development of …
How to help your child transition from the Foundation phase to Flex

Transitioning from the foundation phase can be a bit …
Why it’s important to empower girls now more than ever

Creating spaces and an environment where young girls can …
We must do more to close the inequality gap

Education was a priority for President Cyril Ramaphosa during …
How to get involved in your child’s learning

Children who have parents who are involved in their education, do better at school, than those who are not.
Budget school lunch ideas

At SPARK Schools we believe in focusing on the …
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Many parents across the country will be using scholar …
Q&A with 2019 Innovation Summit winner

SPARK Schools held its annual Innovation Summit on 15 …
What to do on the first day of school

While most children get excited about starting big school, …
The benefits of personalised learning for students

When it comes to teaching children, a one-size fits all approach doesn’t work.

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