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MncediWethu We are a community-based organisation working to bridge gaps within our community through education, sports and skills development.

Programmes:
- After-School Programme
- Let's Get Employed
- Futher Your Education

Last Friday, we facilitated a reading comprehension activity with the Grade 4 learners at Nompucuko S.P.S. The children ...
19/10/2026

Last Friday, we facilitated a reading comprehension activity with the Grade 4 learners at Nompucuko S.P.S. The children participated enthusiastically, engaged with the text, and showed great excitement throughout the session.

A special thank you to the staff at Wycliffe Mlungisi Tsotsi Public Library, for supplying us with reading materials for our session. Your support is helping us create meaningful opportunities for our learners. 📚🌱

As we work towards opening the school library in partnership with Nompucuko, we are also appealing to anyone who is able to donate age-appropriate books, educational resources, or other learning materials. Every contribution, big or small, would be greatly appreciated and will help us build a valuable reading and learning space for the children.

đź“© If you would like to donate or support the project, please DM or WhatsApp us.

Together, we can help nurture a love for reading and make learning resources more accessible to our children.

10/10/2026

Training for our Save our Ocean, Protect Our Rivers Fun.

The purpose for this run is to raise awareness about ocean and river pollution, our community like most is riddle with litter. And a way in which we can solve this problem is to come up with systems that can minimise and hopefully in the long run eliminate this problem of littering. Tackling such issues requires collaboration from a community stakeholders.

We want the kids to learn more about how their actions impact nature. We have our EnviroClub that teaches them about environmental awareness, we are so proud of them as they have really started to participate in caring for the planet, as well as their enthusiasm for the projects we started this year - recycling project and school garden.

We train quite early so many were unable to join us this week.

We believe in creating a space where kids are able to explore their talents and interests.These were drawn by the same c...
10/10/2026

We believe in creating a space where kids are able to explore their talents and interests.

These were drawn by the same child - Liso

06/10/2026

Spring Day Picnic 2026

Since school were closed, we were able to have our reading clubs at the library.
05/10/2026

Since school were closed, we were able to have our reading clubs at the library.

05/10/2026

How we spent our Heritage Day.

We have officially embarked on our School Garden Project.

25/08/2026

We believe in making the most of the resources available to us to meet the needs of our learners. As an organisation with limited resources, we find creative ways to keep children intellectually and socially engaged. We have introduced educational games made from recycled cardboard into our after-school programme, allowing learners who have completed their work to continue learning, playing and interacting with others in a fun and meaningful way.

Today:IsiXhosa Reading Club
25/08/2026

Today:
IsiXhosa Reading Club

We've officially started to collect materials for our recycling programme for the EnviroClub.
25/08/2026

We've officially started to collect materials for our recycling programme for the EnviroClub.

Youth Global Citizens SummitBack in July, we held our very first Youth Global Citizens Summit in partnership with our lo...
25/08/2026

Youth Global Citizens Summit

Back in July, we held our very first Youth Global Citizens Summit in partnership with our local library, Wycliffe Mlungisi Tsotsi Public Library. Which was a three day event.

One of the challenges we face during the school holidays is low attendance. However, the learners who did attend truly enjoyed the activity and participated enthusiastically.

The activity was geography-themed. The learners were divided into three groups, and each group randomly selected a country from a hat. They then researched their chosen country and prepared a short presentation to introduce it to the other groups. They shared information such as the country's location, culture, people, food, language and interesting facts.

The activity encouraged teamwork, research, creativity and learning about different countries and cultures.

Address

Lady Frere

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

Telephone

+27637912385

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