Students will learn a great deal during their time spent in South Africa. Whether they are following the compelling presentations from local experts or actively helping young children in the townships, this is a great chance for a student studying citizenship to learn more about their subject.
Subject Focus:
• KS 4-5: A local community expert will talk to students about the challenges facing the local townships and the difficulties encountered by under privileged South African children.
• KS 4-5: Taking children from the townships rock pooling and to the Kommetjie Lighthouse.
• KS 4-5: Working with the communities on the local townships, painting local schools and community centres.
• KS 4-5: Learn how the rights and freedoms have been won in South Africa.
• KS 4-5: Receive a presentation about the HIV and Aids Epidemic in South Africa.
Student Outcomes:
• Engage with the topic of apartheid, study the legacy of colonial rule and learn of the challenges that face South Africa.
• Understand the privilege of global citizenship and help engage with township communities.
• Learn how to surf in the Indian Ocean.
• Visit the local nature reserves and see the baboons and penguins.
• Enjoy a traditional Braii (BBQ) and experience authentic live South African Music.
It makes a huge difference as a busy teacher to have people on the other end of the phone who always seem to be so helpful with solving the inevitable problems that arise in the organisation of such trips. 
