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SRDL is devoted to offer tutoring/mentoring programs to underp

Sikhululekile Reading Development and Life Skills (SRDL) is a registered established Non-Profit Organization as well as Public Benefit Organization established in Philippi Township, Cape Town. • Tutoring for poor primary school learners in Philippi area.
• Providing a fun and safe environment for SRDL participants during the course of the program
• Improving the current situation through (Liter

acy, Numeracy and Life skills program)
• Bridging the gap of communication level and passing average between learners in private schools and learners in public schools.
• Providing an academic focus with time to complete homework, read, and receive assistance/tutoring.
• Encouraging and developing life skills, respect for others, and positive social interaction
• Potentially decreasing and discarding the school dropout, early pregnancy, alcohol & drugs abuse and crime rate in our community
• Leaving no child behind

02/05/2026

On this day we were exhibitors at Silulo Foundation. The kids got first hand experience of marketing and selling our brand to a broad audience. CHOSA: Children of South Africa

10/04/2026

🌟 Meet One of Our Speakers at the IMPACT FOR FUTURE TECH Event 🌟
We are excited to introduce 🎤 Lungisa Sobhuwa as one of our amazing speakers!
📅 Date: 11 April 2026
🌍 Theme: Impact for Future Tech
Join us as Lungisa Sobhuwa shares valuable insights on:
✨ The importance of Digital Marketing in today’s fast-evolving tech world
✨ How Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaping the future of businesses and innovation
✨ How you can leverage these tools to create meaningful impact
🚀 Get ready to be inspired, empowered, and equipped for the future of tech!

09/04/2026

Call for Submissions: Innovating Education in Africa 2026

The African Union has officially launched the Innovating Education in Africa (IEA) 2026 Call, inviting innovators across Africa to submit transformative education and skills development solutions.

Selected innovations will receive grants of up to USD 50,000, continental visibility, policy engagement opportunities, and participation in the Innovating Education in Africa Expo 2026.

Focus Areas Include:
- Basic and secondary education innovation
- Higher education and research ecosystems
- TVET and skills development
- AI, robotics and emerging technologies

Who Should Apply
- Startups and SMEs
- Universities and research institutions
- Innovation hubs and technology providers
- NGOs and development organisations
- Science parks and technology transfer offices

Eligibility
Applicants must be based in African Union Member States and demonstrate a scalable education innovation with measurable impact.

Deadline: 30 April 2026
More Info: https://innovationbridge.info/ibportal/content/innovating-education-africa-2026-call-submissions

28/03/2026

Award-Winning Innovation: Amabali Champs
In 2026, we proudly secured the Innovation in Practice award at the Amplify After School Symposium, South Africa’s premier after-school event. We were recognized for our groundbreaking web application, Amabali Champs, which transforms how learners engage with literature. Through the app, students submit reviews of books they’ve read to earn virtual currency, which they can spend at our monthly pop-up markets.

We developed this initiative to bridge the literacy gap in township schools and specifically tackle the challenge of reading for comprehension among Grade 4 learners. The impact was immediate and extraordinary. Since introducing the app, we have seen students voluntarily reading up to 50 books per month—a level of engagement and enthusiasm previously unseen. Amabali Champs isn't just an app; it is a movement fostering a lifelong culture of reading.

01/12/2025

This weekend marked our final outing for the year. We visited ST James beach, which is conveniently located near Muizenberg. What a day it was. Our learners thoroughly enjoyed themselves. We could not have asked for a better day. The weather was perfect. Until next year. CHOSA: Children of South Africa CHOSA: Children of South Africa

28/11/2025

Today was a truly incredible day, marked by our learner appreciation day, where learners were able to enjoy the rewards of their labour by purchasing treats with tokens earned through reading. CHOSA: Children of South Africa

11/11/2025

Hear me out…

A recent study revealed that 80% of Grade 4 learners in South Africa cannot read for meaning. That’s not just a statistic—it’s a call to action.

At Sikhululekile, we’ve built a simple but powerful solution: Amabali Champs — a tech platform where kids earn rewards for reading stories and writing reviews. And now we need you.

We’re looking for volunteers who can help our young readers edit their reviews, guide their grammar, and strengthen their confidence. Just a few minutes of your time can help a child unlock a lifetime of literacy.

All you need to do is sign up on the ForGood platform, create a quick account, and join our campaign.
Tap the link below and become part of something that truly matters.

Let’s build a nation of readers, one story at a time. 📚✨

https://www.forgood.co.za/za/en/volunteer/young-aspiring-authors

20/10/2025

The issue of hunger among beneficiaries is one of the most painful realities of running a social program. We know this firsthand—seven years ago, our organization was on the verge of collapse after we ran out of essential funding.

We were saved by the incredible intervention of The Lunchbox Fund . Because they stepped in, we are still thriving and serving our community today.
This experience is a powerful reminder: When considering where to direct your giving, especially when approached for campaigns like "Add Hope" by KFC, we urge you to look closer.
Before you refuse to donate, research the local organizations making a direct, measurable difference in your community. Your funding can be a literal lifesaver for smaller initiatives with deep roots and proven impact.

08/09/2025

Happy Literacy Day!

01/09/2025

This weekend we took our learners to the forest for a moment to reflect, declutter and to restore.

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Entshona Primary School, Sagoloda Street
Philippi
7785

Opening Hours

09:00 - 14:00

Telephone

0823453258

Website

https://www.sikhululekile.org/home

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