Ekuphumleni High School was excited to once again welcome visitors from the Umckaloabo Foundation to the school in March. Six of the visitors were from Germany, whilst one was from Austria – for all of them it was the first time to visit Whittlesea, whilst for almost all of them it was the first time
The big moment has arrived which we have all been waiting for: the two new classroom blocks at Ekuphumleni are complete. We are eternally grateful to the Africa Run fundraiser and the Umckaloabo Foundation for making this possible. It has been a long journey to get to this point, through Covid and other challenges, however
After many delays due to the pandemic, we are excited to announce that the building of the additional classrooms has started at Ekuphumleni. Six classrooms will be built in two additional blocks at the school. These classrooms will alleviate some of the pressure on the rotational teaching Ekuphumleni has had to implement since the start
Ekuphumleni High School participated in the annual fundraiser, Africa Run, where participants from different parts of the world ran for the same goal: to raise funds for education. Ekuphumleni was the recipient in 2019 of this fundraiser, and this year joined in solidarity with runners in South Africa, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Germany and America. The
On Sunday 13 October two countries ran for the same goal: to raise funds for Ekuphumleni High School. Over 1000 students and teachers and parents from Ekuphumleni High participated in a 15km Fun Run in Whittlesea, while in Germany, several runners took part in the Cologne Marathon in the city of Cologne. This was all
