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Part 3 in a Rudder4Life Series on the Quiet Crises Shaping South Africa’s Young Where we have been Part 1 asked whether a child knows

Part 2 of a Rudder4Life Series on the Quiet Crises Shaping South Africa’s Young Where Part 1 left us In our last blog, we answered

Part 1 of a Rudder4Life Series on the Quiet Crises Shaping South Africa’s Young South Africa celebrated the Class of 2025’s record 88% matric pass

There’s a moment most of us know well. You walk into a room, a classroom, a boardroom, or a party, and something inside you shrinks.

Part 4 Throughout this series, we’ve explored why teaching kids about feelings is as important as maths, how to make social, emotional, and academic learning

The science of why we do what we do: here’s why anyone who has ever started a diet on Monday or promised themselves this year

Part 3 In our previous blogs, we examined why teaching feelings is just as vital as teaching maths, and how to effectively implement social, emotional,

Part 2 In our previous blog, we explored why teaching kids about feelings is just as important as maths. We talked about how social and

It’s January 2026, and if you’re like most people, you’ve already set ambitious goals for the year ahead. Maybe you want to get that promotion,

January carries a particular rhythm. In Cape Town, it shows up on quieter roads before schools reopen, in calmer mornings along the Sea Point Promenade,

Are we genuinely preparing our children for success if we neglect the essential skills that extend beyond academics? Imagine trying to build a house with

Part Two Remember Thabo from our previous discussion on the Theory of Constraints? The talented young professional who found it difficult to speak up in