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21/09/2014

SAHISA Conference 2014

Private Schooling in a Developing Nation

What is the role of independent schools in the national scheme of things? How do we create programmes that promote true interdependence- that transcends the dependence and independence stages.

20/09/2014

SAHISA Conference 2014

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The Value of Community Engagement in Schools

Diana Hornby spoke to the SAHISA Conference on the topic of producing unique graduates and the value of community engagement in schools.

19/09/2014

SAHISA Conference 2014

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Succeeding in Post-School Education (and Life!)

Why critical thinking, active listening and creative collaboration are the keys to the kingdom of tomorrow.

09/09/2014

SAHISA Conference 2014

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Saving Private Reputation

How much are we driven by our school's reputation? asks Tim Middleton, Chairperson Conference of Heads of Independent Schools Zimbabwe, CHISZ.

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