Jul 6, 2009 0
Shane looks beyond the horizon.
by Irma Titus
Sixteen year old Shane Barnes returned from a three-month voyage through the waters of experience to hit the ground running – straight into the exam room..
Mar 20, 2009 0
C.H.S.A cuts the ribbon to officially open their unique new school
Christel De Haan with Cape Town Mayor, Helen Zille cutting the ribbon at the Christel House SA Inauguration.
Christel House South Africa (CHSA), a not-for-profit school for disadvantaged children in Cape Town, opened its brand new state-of-art school in Ottery Cape Town on the 17 March. The new premises was officially opened by the school’s founder Christel deHaan and the Honourable Mayor of Cape Town, Helen Zille.
Since its foundation in 2002, CHSA has been doing extraordinary work in helping to break the cycle of poverty by transforming children and their communities through education.
Feb 16, 2009 5
“Poverty not OBE real obstacle to matric success”
This article was written by Elspeth Donovan - Learning Design Consultant & Chairwoman of Christel House SA- we would love as much feedback as possible, so please leave a comment, link us, email this article to your friends or just @ us on Twitter !
Feb 16, 2009 0
Helen Zille’s Speech at Groundbreaking Christel House Ceremony
This is the the full, unedited speech by Helen Zille - Mayor of Cape Town and leader of South Africa’s Official Opposition Party, The Democratic Alliance - on the 9th of November 2007, at the groundbreaking ceremony where the City of Cape Town handed over the lease for the land to Christel House where the new school shall be opening shortly!
Feb 13, 2009 0
Christel House on “The Good News South Africa”
We would like to thank the amazing “South Africa -The Good News” for featuring us right on the top of their February newsletter!
The article is called “Christel House: a gem in SA education” click here to read the article!
Feb 13, 2009 0
Creating a sanctuary at Christel House
“Creating a sanctuary at Christel House”
- was written by Raphael Wolf & appeared in the Southern Mail on the 11th of February 2009
