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The memories forged during school years play an influential role in shaping our adult narratives. At Education Incorporated, we aim to ensure that these memories resonate with a rich tapestry of diverse experiences. Here, school isn’t just about progressing through academic milestones but crafting a voyage that lets each student’s distinct personality and potential shine brightly.
Unregistered Schools Trapping Parents and Learners in Fourways
Unregistered Schools Trapping Parents and Learners in Fourways A few weeks ago, I contacted a...
Cheating the System: Uncovering South Africa’s Fake Matric Epidemic
South Africa's education system is under siege, not from budget cuts or overfilled classrooms, but...
Neurodiversity: What It Is and What It Isn’t
Neurodiversity has become something of a buzzword lately, but it’s often misunderstood. Too many...
Dyslexia: The Ancient Brain Difference That Predates the Written Word
The idea that dyslexia has been around longer than books and reading is a powerful reminder of the...
Raising Cheetahs: How the Right Environment Empowers Gifted Children
As educators and parents, we often meet children who don’t fit neatly into traditional moulds....
When your child is being bullied
Bullying is not a buzzword – it’s a pandemic. It comes in all shapes and sizes, and sometimes, it...
Lilli Jackson: An Ambassador’s Perspective
At Education Incorporated, the role of an ambassador is a prestigious and influential position...
Luca Di Nicola: Leading with Authenticity and Impact
"Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference" Sir Winston Churchill At Education...
Spotlight on Lilli Jackson: A Journey Across Borders
"We travel initially to lose ourselves, and we travel next to find ourselves." - Pico Iyer Lilli...
Spotlight Q&A with Myles Haupt: Achieving Balance in Academics, Sports, and Leadership
Myles Haupt: Achieving Balance in Academics, Sports, and Leadership It’s important to view...
Local School Celebrates Students and Alumni Achieving SA Records and Colours
The Education Incorporated Private School students have achieved great things in sports and...
The Impact of Sleep on Teen Learning and Health
The Impact of Sleep on Teen Learning and Health Sleep serves as a cornerstone of health at every...
What I Learned from Teaching Gifted Children
By Nicola Killops My journey into gifted education was a very happy accident. By 2013, I had spent...
8 Myths About Teachers: What Parents Often Get Wrong
By: JONATHAN JANSEN Originally published in Times Live and jonathanjansen.org Spending time with...
NEURODIVERSITY: THE UNSEEN BRILLIANCE AMONG US
By Gershom Aitchison Headmaster Education Incorporated Imagine a young schoolboy – we’ll call him...
The Impact of Academic Pressure in Private Schools
Tendani Mulaudzi, writing for Business Day, shines a light on the heavy academic pressures faced...
A Parent’s Guide to Surviving Grade Four
By Nicola Killops As each school year begins, you can be sure of one thing: Your social media feed...
A Parent’s Guide to Boosting Critical Thinking in Children
By Nicola Killops About two years ago, I left the classroom to embark on a new adventure as a...
Is your child’s school delivering on its promise?
What to look for before you choose a private school By Nicola Killops Recently, a well-known...
EDUCATING NEURODIVERSE CHILDREN: HELPING THEM BE SEEN AND HEARD
As the principal of Education Incorporated Private School, I’m lucky to have been part of the...
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We are priviliged to have several of our students conduct TedEd Student Talks.
The Magic of Minecraft | Chad Fanaroff
Minecraft is more than a game. For some, it’s a life-saver. Kids who are socially awkward, have learning difficulties or who struggle academically have found a home on this platform for a variety of reasons. In this talk Chad explains why Minecraft has featured on his journey through childhood and adolescence.
Hair as an identity | Pebo Moeketsi
Imagine your hair being compared to a pot scourer! In this talk, Pebo shares her journey of learning to love her natural African hair and how she came to accept it as part of her own unique identity. She shares her role models so that other young girls can also look in the mirror and love what they see.
I'm OK; You're OK | Trinity Nel
I’m OK; You’re OK: the 4 life positions that teach student leaders to maintain their own equilibrium while lending support to struggling peers. This Talk shows teens how to keep themselves mentally strong so that they are able to step up when it counts.
Living with Albanism | Mahle Solombela
A teenager’s story of learning to love her uniqueness. The challenges and lessons of living with albanism.
200 years of gender stereotyping | Lulu Mabunda
After several hundred years we are still haunted by the legacy of negative gender norms. There is light, however. The 21st century is marked by significant inroads being made towards a more representative society, with many more to come.
Shy vs introverted: which one are you? | Mikateko Mathebula
In this talk, Mika explains the differences between being shy and being an introvert, the significance of these differences and the impact of these on the life of a teenager.
Failure - Terror or Teacher? | Cian Quinn
Fail. Fail forward. And make failing your friend. We need to overcome living a life where we try to avoid failure at all costs. The lessons we learn from failure are the most valuable lessons out there and we need to learn this as early as possible.
