Its always helpful to get feedback from individuals, and when the feedback is positive, we’re even happier! Marguerite Callaway, President of the Callaway Leadership Institute recently spent time in our schools, and with our founder John Gilmour. She shares three observations that make her an advocate for LEAP.
The years of hard work and mammoth effort have paid off for the teachers and learners of 2013.
Are you or your company looking for a way to ‘give back’ this festive season? Then the LEAP Schools Adopt-a-classroom campaign may just be the answer you are looking for!
Reflecting on LEAP’s beginnings in 2004 and its growth – from a single school serving Langa to six no-fee, independent schools in three provinces – John Gilmour remembers the sheer joy of doing things differently.
The LEAP community is exceptionally proud of Qondisa Ngxanga who has just completed a masters in mathematical finance at the prestigious African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS).
Next year will be a special one for the LEAP learning community. For the first time ever we will have more than 1000 students across our six school campuses schools, as LEAP 4 reaches complete high school status and Grade 8 is integrated into all LEAP schools.
Zonke Mpotulo, LEAP graduate, English teacher and member of the management team at LEAP 6 spoke to us for the LEAP Annual Report 2012. Here is the full interview with this inspirational young woman.
An exciting cross-country programme gives American and South African high school students the chance to find common ground. AnnMarie Kuzel shares how during her visit to SA, the country and its people, leapt into her heart.
Be part of the solution to South Africa’s education crisis by becoming a member of The Fortunate 500 Club.
Cycle the Argus and raise funds for LEAP…bookings close soon!
