In July, #Coding4Mandela participants received 300 lunch boxes from Dutoit Group
For in July, sponsored over 300 lunch boxes to be distributed to some participants. We received the following message earlier this week: “I realized we sometimes take small gestures we make to learners lightly. Recently I noticed that almost daily, our learners still use the Dutoit lunch containers.”
In a survey conducted, teachers responded overwhelmingly positively to the Chatbot and CAPS aligned lessons they received during the year. Since February Tangible has been sending free lessons for Grades R to 7, via the Chatbot.
The Foundation Phase curriculum is “unplugged”, meaning schools do not need computer labs – or even electricity – to get started. Tangible Africa, an engagement project of Nelson Mandela University’s Computing Sciences Department and the Leva Foundation, has been central to the roll-out.
Being recognised for his exemplary leadership and commitment to society as the co-founder and CEO of the Leva Foundation, Ryan le Roux received a Nelson Mandela University 2025 Alumni Achiever Award on 20 June.