Nalibali
In MAKE, you can create a new picture storybook, translate a story, adapt a story for a different reading level and build your own storybook collection.
Nalibali
Nal’ibali is built on the simple logic that a well-established culture of reading can be a real game-changer for education in South Africa. Literacy skills are a strong predictor of future academic success in all subjects – and children who regularly read and hear engaging stories, in languages they understand, are well equipped and motivated to learn to read and write. A significant body of research reinforces the link between reading for pleasure and improved outcomes for children.
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Fundza
The FunDza Literacy Trust is a South African nonprofit dedicated to improving literacy among teens and young adults.
Fundza
The Need
The FunDza Literacy Trust is a South African nonprofit dedicated to improving literacy among teens and young adults.
Education provides the foundation for a healthy, stable, growth-oriented society – literacy is its cornerstone.
Ntataise
Ntataise is an independent, not-for-profit organisation which helps women in mainly disadvantaged rural communities in South Africa
Fundza
Ntataise
Ntataise is an independent, not-for-profit organisation which helps women in mainly disadvantaged rural communities in South Africa gain the knowledge and skills needed to establish and sustain Early Childhood Development (ECD) programmes.
Today Ntataise’s operations include two sectors: The Free State training and development programme and the National Network capacity building and support programme. Through its programmes Ntataise has empowered thousands of women who in turn have reached approximately 500 000 children in some of South Africa’s most disadvantaged areas.
African Storybook
Open acces to picture story books in the languages of Afrcia. For children literacy,enjoyment and imagination
African Storybook
The African Storybook initiative aims to address the shortage of contextually appropriate books for early reading in the languages of Africa. Our vision is for all young African children to have enough enjoyable books to read in a familiar language to practise their reading skills and learn to love reading. On the African Storybook website, www.africanstorybook.org , users can find, create, translate or adapt stories for early reading. They can download and copy the stories and/or illustrations without having to ask for permission or pay a fee. The stories can be read online or offline or printed from the website. Our digital open licence publishing model is providing a growing number of stories in a growing number of languages without having to consider the size of the market for stories of a particular type in a particular language. In just of over two years, over 400 stories with nearly 2000 translations in over 60 languages have been generated and published, and the site grows each month. To encourage and learn from use, the project is working with teachers, librarians, teacher educators and literacy development organisations in Eastern and Southern Africa. The project is an initiative of Saide, a registered Non-Profit Organisation governed by a Trust and based in Johannesburg. The first four years of the project (2013 to 2016) are being funded by the UK based funder, Comic Relief.
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Encyclopedia
The Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development is a project from the Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development (CEECD) supported by...
Encyclopedia
The Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development is a project from the Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development (CEECD) supported by Université Laval and Université de Montréal. Over the years, this organization has built a solid network of international experts who gather, synthesize and comment, in their respective domain of expertise, the most up-to-date scientific knowledge available on the development of young children, from conception to age five.
Nalibali's new app
This International Literacy Day, Monday September 8, the Nal’ibali reading-for-enjoyment campaign has joined forces with Mxit Reach to launch a new and......
Nalibali's new app
This International Literacy Day, Monday September 8, the Nal’ibali reading-for-enjoyment campaign has joined forces with Mxit Reach to launch a new and improved app to put children’s stories and literacy tips into the hands of even more South African caregivers and their children. The app is accessible via the Mxit social networking platform which now has five million monthly users. It will allow anyone with mobile handset – including feature phones which continue to dominate the market in SA – to help put their children on the path to educational success with access to regular stories, literacy tips and support.
Takalani sesame
Open acces to picture story books in the languages of Afrcia. For children literacy,enjoyment and imagination
Takalani sesame
Android
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Free Training
Take learning to new heights with our FREE online PLAY courses. As a PLAY member, you can complete as many courses as you wish.
Free Training
Based on age groups, each PLAY course is specifically designed to cater for every stage of a child’s development. ?Our courses are packed with both theory and practical instruction every step of the way. Birth - 2 years Babies and toddlers are never too young to play. Through this course, you will learn how to help babies and toddlers reach their developmental milestones. 2 - 5 years This course is full of simple but practical lessons to lay the children’s foundations for language, communication and maths. Grade R This course will help you lay the foundations for skills children will use throughout the rest of their schooling career. Grade 1 - 3 Play-based learning shouldn’t stop once children enter the school classroom. All sessions in this course include a breakdown of the CAPS they’re linked to.
Nutrition Guidline For ECD Programme
Nutritional wellbeing of children plays a critical role in their development
GOV ECD CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME
Do you run an early childhood development (ECD) facility and want to provide.
GOV ECD CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME
Do you run an early childhood development (ECD) facility and want to provide learning and support appropriate to developing the age, stage and needs of children you take care
Shine Literacy
Shine Literacy’s programmes are helping to transform the prospects of some of South Africa’s most vulnerable...
Shine Literacy
Shine Literacy’s programmes are helping to transform the prospects of some of South Africa’s most vulnerable children by breaking the destructive cycle of poor literacy, low educational attainment, wasted potential and poverty. We do this by providing structured English literacy support to children, providing storybooks and readers and empowering parents and caregivers through Family Literacy Workshops. We work in partnership with like-minded NGO’s, individuals and non-profit organisations (see here) to raise awareness and develop approaches that are appropriate and sustainable.
DO MORE
The DO MORE FOUNDATION acknowledges people who are doing commendable charitable work in their communities – we call them Heroes...
DO MORE
The DO MORE FOUNDATION acknowledges people who are doing commendable charitable work in their communities – we call them Heroes. The DO MORE HEROES campaign is a platform to honour the amazing people in the community who support community organisations and charities. This is our way of saluting their amazing work..
Sikhaba iCovid-19 Radio Series
Human Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. There are many different coronaviruses identified in animals but ...
Sikhaba iCovid-19 Radio Series
Human Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. There are many different coronaviruses identified in animals but only a small number of these can cause disease in humans. On 7 January 2020, ‘Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2’ (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed as the causative agent of ‘Coronavirus Disease 2019’ or COVID-19. The majority of the case-patients initially identified were dealers and vendors at a seafood, poultry and live wildlife market in China. Since then, the virus has spread to more than 100 countries, including South Africa.
ECD Policy
The Government of the Republic of South Africa has prioritised early childhood development within its National Development Plan 2030: Our Future-make it work.
