Ignite

Celebrate failure as learning in STEM classrooms! From medieval armour projects to fluid lesson plans, risk-taking and creativity spark growth. Encourage students and teachers to innovate, reflect, and thrive – proving that failure fuels success.

Students face daily cultural challenges on identity, morality, and truth. Equip them with biblical renewal from Romans 12:2. Anchor subjects in God’s story, welcome questions, teach apologetics, and model grace – cultivating truth to transform minds and empower faithful witnesses.

Chaos may well strike your school from time to time, but preparation brings order. Craft a crisis communication plan – outline scenarios, roles, and templates – to guide your school with calmness and transparency. Train regularly to face natural disasters

Reimagine AI through Scripture’s Big Story – Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration. Move beyond fear or hype, using a biblical lens to guide its ethical use. Equip students to innovate responsibly, joining God’s work in renewal.

Red Services’ one-day road safety program teaches learners all about clutch control, skid car skills, and a variety of other skills. With hands-on learning, it inspires safe driving, which will help to transform South Africa’s roads through engaging, practical experiences

Gen Z faces a post-Christian world – 59% disconnect from church after the age of 15. Understand their digital lives, relate with Christ-centred identity, and disciple using stories, presence, and mentoring. 

Leadership can wound or inspire. Explore Saul’s jealousy, David’s grace, and Absalom’s rebellion in A Tale of Three Kings. Learn to lead with humility, forgive hurts, and reflect God’s heart – turning tests into true authority.

Family partnership is a biblical calling in early childhood development. Support parents with trust, communication, and events, honouring their unique roles per Psalm 127:3. Build Christ-centred unity, boosting kids’ readiness and emotional growth through collaborative, grace-filled relationships.

Thrive by Five Thrive by Five | National Findings Key Findings for ECD Only 42% of enrolled 4-year-olds are developmentally On Track for early learning(using the ELOM tool).o Strongest domain: Emergent Literacy & Language (53%).o Weakest domains: Fine Motor &

Christian schools must embrace strategic planning to survive today’s challenges. Learn why short-term thinking risks failure, stewardship demands God’s vision, and supporters deserve a divine plan. Prioritise prayerful, effective strategies for a thriving future.