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Latest revision as of 10:01, 5 August 2023
| Organization | Ncinci One's Montessori |
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| Region | South Africa |
| Website | Website |
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| ProjectLeader | Dawn Brochenin |
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We provide quality Montessori early childhood education to 30 young, rural Xhosa children in a safe and stimulating learning environment, in one of the poorest regions of South Africa. The children receive 2 nutritious meals and a calcium/Vitamin C supplement daily. Our children are building solid educational foundations in all learning areas and this is setting the tone for successful later learning.
Challenge
84% of Grade 4 children in the Eastern Cape, South Africa cannot read for meaning - PIRLS 2016. Sadly, only 32% of children in our area finish high school! Children need to build solid literacy and numeracy skills, while they are still in their foundation years, as these skills are essential for any further learning to take place. Children need to become literate in their mother tongue! Reading ultimately leads to having a more dignified, empowered and independent life. A right for all!
Long-Term Impact
The children attending the program build educational foundations that are necessary for educational success! They will become fully literate in their mother tongue and reading for pleasure will be introduced to them - this is a gift for life! The programs will strengthen these children's literacy and numeracy skills, giving them the necessary foundation and confidence needed for further learning. The children also take home the skills they learn and share them with their family members.
References
- https://web.facebook.com/Ncinci-Ones-Montessori-Hole-in-the-Wall-443974612465089
- https://www.wildcoast.co.za/ncinci-ones-montessori
- https://web.facebook.com/Ncinci-Ones-Montessori-Hole-in-the-Wall-443974612465089/?ref=bookmarks
- https://www.grdm.co.za/single-post/2017/05/23/Ncinci-Ones-Montessori---A-promise-for-our-future-generation
- https://wazimap.co.za/profiles/province-EC-eastern-cape/#education
Additional Documentation
https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/36214/projdoc.pdf
Project Gallery
I can do it by myself
Polishing shoe
Learning to do nuts and bolts
Hammering
Juicing an orange - with concentration
Practicing numbers 1 - 9
Reading mother-tongue
Children make their own breakfast
Children brush their teeth after breakfast
Building concentration
