iSchool Africa

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iStore are taking good corporate social responsibility to a whole new level. Since 2009 iSchool Africa has managed to infiltrate 167 of the most remote and rural schools in South Africa, including special needs schools. Giving iPad access to an underprivileged school gives those children access to musical instruments, the biggest library in the world, the most advanced science lab imaginable, the experience of millions of the best teachers globally, but more importantly, it gives them a sense of confidence. iStore has also partnered with UNICEF to encourage children to speak out on abuse. Michelle Lissoos from the Education Initiative at Core Group joins Gareth Cliff to talk about this incredibly important and life changing work they perform. If you want more information or to get involved, contact michelle@ischoolafrica.com.
9 Oct 2015 English South Africa Technology

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