SoPlett! | Plettenberg Bay News and Info

The Bitou 10 Foundation team believes it is possible for all concerned to draw up workable after-school activities so that all our children may enjoy well-rounded development.

BITOU Municipality, together with the Department of Higher Education and Training, has started a full-time Adult Basic Education and Training (ABET) class in the Qolweni/Bossiesgif area.

OVER 100 people showed their true commitment to local preschool children by attending Bitou mayor’s Lulama Mvimbi’s Early Childhood Development (ECD) Indaba at Piesang Valley community hall on March 20.

THE Bitou Community Educational Trust was started in 2008 to establish a fund to fill the gap in educational development and training.

The kids of Phakamisani Primary School have made Plett proud with their achievements in soccer – currently the country’s most important sporting code, as the Fifa World Cup rapidly approaches.

PLANS are afoot by a group called Cultural Bridge to develop a cultural centre in Plettenberg Bay which, if approved, could attract between 500000 and one million tourists a year.

AN American couple involved in the music industry in New York, who started teaching music in Kurland outside Plettenberg Bay, have extended their programme to Grade 4 and 5 pupils at Phakamisani Primary School in KwaNokuthula.

The ‘Forest Friends Kindergarten’ for 3 to 6 year olds is opening it’s doors in January 2010. Nestled on the edge of the indigenous forest at Khoinania farm in the Crags, it is perfect for parents in surrounding areas needing a closer school option.
The classroom of this kindergarten is a beautiful dome allowing [...]