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KET's feeding scheme provided over 120 000 nutritious meals to 455 children across 12 preschools in 2024, addressing chronic malnutrition and its impact on growth and brain development....
In 2024, 279 children participated in bi-weekly therapy groups led by occupational therapists, focusing on challenges like pencil grip, language barriers, and confidence. Through tailored interventions, the children made significant progress, ensuring they are ready for Grade R by the end of the year....
On 3 December 2024, we celebrated excellence in Early Childhood Development at our annual awards ceremony. The event recognised outstanding contributions by ECD teachers, principals, and preschools, highlighting their dedication to children’s growth. Special guest Noluthando Moshesh inspired the audience with a powerful message on the importance of parental engagement in education....
KET has revitalised its Early Childhood Development (ECD) curriculum, aligning with the nationally approved CAPs standards. With monthly training workshops and engaging resources, KET is empowering preschool practitioners to create dynamic and impactful learning experiences for their students....
The aim of this collaboration is to ensure that every child is ready for primary school, addressing challenges posed by socio-economic factors. This initiative not only enhances teacher development and parental involvement but also equips early childhood facilities with essential resources to support young learners in their crucial formative years....
Isiseko Educare Centre is a vital resource for local children, but safety hazards within the building have put the preschool on the brink of closure, jeopardizing the future of its young learners. Every contribution is essential to preserving this cherished institution for generations to come....
This year, each of our 12 programmes took it up a notch in their own way, pushing the limits to reach more children, improve the quality of our services and support the ECD practitioners who rely on them....
These are not regular Christmas elves, these are Education Elves! 14 000km away, elves from The Rotary Club of Tarporley have gathered at local fairs to rally support for children’s preschool fees here in the Garden Route. Their goal is to raise funds to sponsor 100 more children through KET’s Adopt a Child’s Education (ACE)...
With 95% of key staff in the ECD workforce being women, KET inherently boosts women’s economic participation through training, registration support, and by advocating for teachers and principals when opportunities arise. Another way of helping women and young people in the workforce is through the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP)....
At KET's 30th Annual General Meeting we celebrated 10 ECD facilities who have been working in Knysna's informal settlements for over 25 years. We also thanked two trustees who have been instrumental since KET's inception. ...