As a Non-Profit Organization (NPO), it has become apparent that real change within the education sphere will only occur through deeper collaboration. In the first two quarters of this year, collaboration was the driving force for many of our projects. Read More …
Between 2016 and 2017, Biblionef SA undertook an intensive 2-year reading intervention with nine Primary Schools in Beaufort West. With funding from the SALI Trust, we carried out a mixed-impact study to assess the intervention’s effect on the teachers and the Read More …
Thanks to our donor, My School, we supported 10 Primary Schools with quality storybooks in their learners’ home language and English. We also planned to carry out two in-depth workshops with selected Foundation Phase teachers from the schools and provide Read More …
In partnership with Lerato’s Hope, The Bookery and our donors, Wings of Support and the Wilde Ganzen Foundation, we provided E.A. Janari Primary School with a makeover of their school library. We donated 1 712 new fiction, non-fiction and reference books Read More …
In this issue, we share some of the important work carried out by our staff in the first quarter of 2021. Click here to read.
Read the first issue of Biblionef’s Newsletter: Biblionef SA Newsletter
Commissioning the printing of The Forgotten Scientist: The Story of Saul Sithole Unrecognized, ignored and forgotten. The Forgotten Scientist: The Story of Saul Sithole is the untold story of a pioneering black scientist who made a phenomenal contribution to the fields Read More …
Biblionef was approached by a member of the Rally to Read Steering Committee to assist with their Rally in KwaZulu-Natal. About Rally to Read Rally to Read is a rural literacy development project that is managed and implemented by the READ Read More …
Each year for Mandela Day, Sally Witbooi rallies together her friends and family to raise funds for Biblionef’s book donations programme. This year, with the help of 50 individuals, she was able to raise R5 500 in support of our Read More …
As the LITASA conference was held in Cape Town, BiblionefSA was there! We displayed our fabulous multilingual books; attended sessions including a workshop on multilingual strategies and multi-modalities by Xolisa Guzula (our former Board member) and Marlene Rousseau (who runs Read More …