Stellenbosch University is helping the children of Paternoster to get a firm foothold on their future. Kinderkinetics is the key to that, writes JOAN KRUGER.
Schools
Stellenbosch is becoming the scene of a uniquely South African art response to the COVID-19 pandemic, providing much-needed support to the community and to students who fall into the “missing middle” category.
Stellenbosch Mayor Gesie van Deventer has shared an update on the Municipality’s plans going forward during lockdown level 3 and beyond.
Intensive-care specialists at Tygerberg Hospital have taken inspiration from abroad and created a ‘colleague’ helping them do ward rounds on Covid-19 patients.
Undergraduate students at SU’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) are sacrificing their recess to stay and fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
SU is in collaboration with various service providers to offer access to online learning material free of charge.
Again named the number one choir in the world on the prestigious Interkultur World Rankings.
Chanté Daniels attended her first ballet class in nappies, long before she could walk. Since then, Chanté Daniels has danced her way into the Cape Town City Ballet thanks to rigorous training by her mom, Ethne, a full-time ballet teacher in Ida’s Valley.
Thousands of newcomer students at Stellenbosch University are putting the final touches to their performances – including some impressive dance moves – for the annual ‘Vensters’ (Windows) street theatre event tonight.
For oenology students at Elsenburg, a tour of the wine-producing regions of France spent learning about the foundations of their prospective craft comes as a fitting end to their years of study. Lorraine Geldenhuys joined them on their journey of discovery.