Ubuntu Pathways

On June 16, 1976, young people in Soweto marched for the right to learn in their own language. The apartheid government responded with bullets. Hundreds of students were killed. The youngest was 12. That day became a turning point. 50 years later, the struggle for the future of South Africa's children continues. It is why we show up every day, and our commitment to the next generation.

At the Ubuntu School, students receive more than a world-class education. With regular checkups, immunizations, counselling, and specialised care at our on-site clinic, every child has the support they need to grow, learn, and thrive.