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Rogz News
Rogz News highlights some of our new products being launched, latest developments and stories happening at RWHQ (Rogz World Head Quarters) in Cape Town, South Africa. These are interactive documents so feel free to click on links, scan the QR codes and watch the Rogz Movies (aka Roovies) to learn more.
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ROGZ News June 2021
ROGZ News September 2019
ROGZ News May 2019
ROGZ News December 2018
ROGZ News September 2018
ROGZ News May 2018
ROGZ News February 2018
ROGZ News December 2017
ROGZ News August 2017
ROGZ News May 2017
ROGZ News February 2017
ROGZ News December 2016
ROGZ News August 2016
ROGZ News May 2016
ROGZ News December 2015
ROGZ News July 2015
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Culture Camps
Our volunteers were very excited to attend a culture camp during the month of April. The 4 schools were split up and they had an opportunity to engage with other schools and to share experiences, learn from each other and have fun. We were blown away by the talent of our volunteers that they showcased
YeBo Progression Team making a difference
Another alumni volunteer – Sanelise Ngqwangi – enrolled for further studies at the Centre for Creative Education beginning 2021. She persevered with the Yebo programme during 2020 under extremely difficult circumstances. With the help of Shivani Ghai, Pathway Manager for the YeBo office, Community Chest offered Sanelise a bursary covering registration and tuition fees. Shivani
Classroom Award!
One of our alumni volunteers is working at Dunoon Primary as a Teacher Assistant. Junior forwarded a photo of one of the Gr 3 classes at the school. The teacher โ Miss Lona Xubana โ had this photo taken as a remembrance of learners attending school during these times as well as to reward her
First self-development session for Youth
Dunoon Primary kindly offered their hall for the first self-development session for youth. This is done every Friday. For the first session we reflected on the past week to troubleshoot any challenges and celebrate what was achieved. There was an opportunity to provide feedback on the skills training that happened beginning of March. We re-looked
YearBeyond Programme – first day at schools!
Youth from the Dunoon cluster were welcomed at schools on the 15th of March. Educators and champions were eager for them to start working in classes. Learners were very excited and soon became very comfortable to engage with the youth. Good start to the first week.