Who is The Earthchild Project?
An NPO that works to create meaningful and sustainable change across eight schools in two Cape Town townships - Lavender Hill and Khayelitsha, by connecting kids to their environment, themselves and others with holistic education through integrated programmes including yoga and meditation, organic gardening and environmental education. Ultimately, nurturing and developing a new generation of conscious, confident and responsible earth children. The money raised supports a network of over 3 500 students and 300 teachers.Who is The Earthchild Project?
What The Money Raised Can Do
R250 Can Cover...
1 child’s weekly yoga for 1 year OR 1 child’s education in worm farming and gardening for 1 year.
R300 Can Cover...
1 girl with a pack of washable, reusable panties & sanitary pads to last for up to 5 years.
R300 Can Cover...
1 child’s weekly environmental education for 1 year.
The Earthchild Project programmes
Living Classrooms
They’re turning existing classrooms into ‘living’ interactive learning environments. Working together with the teachers during class time, they bring a holistic and experiential approach to education into the classroom.
Extra Murals
Extra Mural Clubs are held every week after school. They are an opportunity for The Earthchild Project to work with smaller groups of mixed aged children. This includes the Eco Warriors Club, Young Women’s Club and Yoga Clubs.
Eco-Explorers
Their Eco-Explorer Clubs aim to inspire children to connect with & learn about nature through real-life interaction & exploration.
Holiday Programmes
Two inspiring programmes done during the school holiday that develop Grade 4 - 5, & then another for Grade 7’s.
Teacher Wellness
Aims to empower teachers with knowledge & tools to better manage their stress & improve their health & overall well-being.
Alumni Programme
Focuses on nurturing the leadership potential of a select group of our primary school graduates throughout their high school years.
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Who is The Earthchild Project?
An NPO that works to create meaningful and sustainable change across eight schools in two Cape Town townships - Lavender Hill and Khayelitsha, by connecting kids to their environment, themselves and others with holistic education through integrated programmes including yoga and meditation, organic gardening and environmental education. Ultimately, nurturing and developing a new generation of conscious, confident and responsible earth children. The money raised supports a network of over 3 500 students and 300 teachers.Who is The Earthchild Project?
What The Money Raised Can Do
R250 Can Cover...
1 child’s weekly yoga for 1 year OR 1 child’s education in worm farming and gardening for 1 year.
R300 Can Cover...
1 girl with a pack of washable, reusable panties & sanitary pads to last for up to 5 years.
R300 Can Cover...
1 child’s weekly environmental education for 1 year.
The Earthchild Project programmes
Living Classrooms
They’re turning existing classrooms into ‘living’ interactive learning environments. Working together with the teachers during class time, they bring a holistic and experiential approach to education into the classroom.
Extra Murals
Extra Mural Clubs are held every week after school. They are an opportunity for The Earthchild Project to work with smaller groups of mixed aged children. This includes the Eco Warriors Club, Young Women’s Club and Yoga Clubs.
Eco-Explorers
Their Eco-Explorer Clubs aim to inspire children to connect with & learn about nature through real-life interaction & exploration.
Holiday Programmes
Two inspiring programmes done during the school holiday that develop Grade 4 - 5, & then another for Grade 7’s.
Teacher Wellness
Aims to empower teachers with knowledge & tools to better manage their stress & improve their health & overall well-being.
Alumni Programme
Focuses on nurturing the leadership potential of a select group of our primary school graduates throughout their high school years.