This presentation was given by BRIDGE at the ECD Directorate Stakeholder Forum Engagement meeting on 26 August 2015 at the Alberton Civic Centre.
A community of practice might focus on a range of topics and different focus areas in a shared context (e.g. types of schools), or on a specific topic (e.g. ICT) interest which plays out in a number of contexts. BRIDGE runs two communities of practice of this nature.
Effective leadership is the foundation for successful learning in schools, with the school principal playing a central role as a change agent. BRIDGE supports and capacitates school principals in their roles as instructional leaders in order to improve school functionality and enable productive teaching and learning.
Rationale and Purpose Over 85% of South African children attend under-performing schools and only 40% will graduate from upper secondary school. The South African Extraordinary Schools Coalition (SAESC) is working to change that, one school at a time. The South African Extraordinary Schools Coalition is a Community of Practice that is run by BRIDGE and […]
Rationale and Purpose Early Childhood Development (ECD) is central to a child’s development: it lays the groundwork for successful learning, which in turn helps children progress confidently into formal schooling. In this way it serves as a foundation for the development of an active and educated citizenry which can contribute to social and economic advancement. […]