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Karabelo Primary School

On Friday 21st February 2020 Volvo Trucks in partnership with Active Education went to Karabelo Primary School, Free State for Road Safety & Trucker Awareness using the tried and trusted Stop, Look & Wave programme with the 927 learners. A massive thank you to Mr Tseole Principal of Karabelo Primary School and Mr Ntseng & Mr Hlahane from Department of Transport for having us all at your School. Together we are making a difference and saving lives.

"The annual #PinkDay ODI between South Africa and England took place yesterday at the Imperial Wanderers stadium to raise awareness for breast cancer and it was a major success!

With a packed stadium of more than 25 000 fans, we were able to raise more than R1,2 Million for the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital breast cancer unit!

We’d like to thank all the people who made this possible, namely our valuable sponsors, partners, clients and everyone who pitched up in pink. Let’s do this again next year!" - Imperial

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"Imperial joins CGL Cricket, Unjani Clinics and other leading corporate brands in the fight against breast cancer. The first in a series of events for the Pink Day Walk was held today at the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital in Parktown, Johannesburg. The walk was organised to raise funds to fight breast cancer, with the Breast Cancer unit at the hospital being the main recipient.

Over R1 million was raised from the last #PinkDay and over R5 million over the past five years. Other partners who made this event possible include: Gauteng Province Department of Health, The Star and Estee Lauder.

The culmination of all #PinkDay events is the Momentum One Day International Pink Day cricket match between South Africa and England which will be hosted at the Imperial Wanderers Stadium on Sunday, 9 February 2020." - Imperial

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Busy spreading #RoadSafety Awareness at the Imperial Wanderers Stadium for the Test Match, where drivers are pledging to be safe and responsible drivers #ImperialRoadSafety

Chillax making new friends at the Imperial Wanderers Stadium while spreading #RoadSafety Awareness about always taking time to Chillax when going on long drives #ImperialRoadSafety Imperial Logistics The Bullring

Cell C has officially launched its Cyber Safety Pilot 2 programme in partnership with Active Education Foundation. The launch took place in front of both learners and the media at Amberfields College in Rooihuskraal North, Centurion.
The programme aims to educate learners about responsible and safe mobile usage, cyber safety and cyberbullying. It also encourages responsible use of social media platforms, and illustrates the dangers and pain associated with cyberbullying.
Active Education has a partnership in place with the Department of Basic Education and has been piloting a Cyber Safety program for the Department of Basic Education. As part of this program, Active Education has visited over 50 schools in South Africa and has seen over 50 schools in Dubai, with the aim of educating young learners about cyber safety and the reality of cyber threats/cyberattacks, cybercrime and cyberbullying.
Due to the program’s success, the Department of Basic Education has adopted the program as the preferred solution and has approached Active Education to launch, implement and monitor the program in all schools across South Africa.
“Cyberbullying can – and often does – have a terrible impact on those affected, with victims becoming withdrawn, depressed, angry and frightened,” says Juliet Mhango, Cell C’s Human Capital and Transformation Officer.
“Cell C is proud to partner with Active Education to in this initiative, which we hope will educate parents, teachers and children about how to stay safe online, whatever device they use.”
“After the success and learnings of Cyber Safety Pilot 1 during 2018/19 our partnership with Cell C has grown from strength to strength. This initiative shows the consequences of Cyber Bullying and how to identify and assist when Cyber Bullying is occurring, thus changing lives. Through Cell C’s support of Active Education and the DBE we will reach over 40 000 learners with this positive initiative. “ Bruce Smuts Active Education.
Active Education will implement the program, named Cell C Cyber Safety, in the form of industrial theatre at High Schools which will incorporate Learner and Parent/Educator workshops

In celebration of #TransportMonth we are going to Companies and spreading awareness around the reality of Impaired Driving. Today we are at @SunriseExpressSA where we did a few different activities with drivers and internal staff exposing them to the risk of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs using our impairment goggles.

#AETeachersTraining in Postmasburg & Upington #NorthernCape Each teacher trained with Physed being the main focus. Training is an accredited course by The South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) @supersportletsplay @DBE_SA UNICEF MultiChoice Group

On Friday 27 September 2019 we were at Puma Energy where Puma's staff got to experience how to #BeRoadSafe at Puma Energy's Road Safety Internal Launch

Minister Of Basic Education Honorable Mrs Angie Motshekga & the DDG Dr. G. Whittle together with Dr. P. Watson joined us in the EnrichED Hall at #ABCMotsepeSASCE2019@DBE_SA Department of Arts and Culture
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#KnowYourPower
#YouthMonth #EnrichEDHall Motsepe Foundation

Active Education, improving the level of Physical Education in #Knysna #WesternCape. We did a 3 day training course with our new recruits in Knysna, equipping them with SAAQA Accredited training ensuring high quality Physical Education.
We are looking forward to our teams doing what they do best at:

Brackenhill Primary
Concordia Primary
Concordia High
Fraaisig Primary
Hornlee Primary
Karatara Primary
Knysna High
Knysna Secondary
Percy Mdala Primary
Redlands Primary
Ruigtevlei Primary
Rheenendal Primary
Sedgfield Primary
Sunridge Primary
Themelitsha Primary

See you out on the Field!