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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

CORDWALLES PREPARATORY SCHOOLRef: https://cordwalles.co.za/social-responsibility/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document outlines Cordwalles School's social responsibility initiatives, including its long-standing partnership with Ashdown School in Edendale since 2009, which involves fundraising, infrastructure upgrades, donations of supplies, and educational support. It details specific projects such as kitchen improvements, JoJo tank installations, library books, art lessons, and food packs during the COVID-19 pandemic. The school also runs a Saturday Enrichment Programme for staff children and various outreach activities led by students, including community service and scholarship support through the Frank Jackson Foundation.

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Frank Jackson Foundation Scholarship

Four learners from Ashdown School have been awarded a scholarship through the Frank Jackson Foundation to attend Cordwalles Preparatory School. This opportunity enables selected learners to continue their education at one of the province’s top high schools.

Who it is for
selected learners from Ashdown School
How to act on it
Eligible learners are identified through the Grade 3 Tuition Programme and may be recommended to write the Frank Jackson Foundation Scholarship Exam.
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Four boys from Ashdown have been awarded an FJF Scholarship to attend Cordwalles, and have now moved on to some of the province's top high schools.
enrichment programmeOngoing

Saturday Enrichment Programme for Staff Children

A weekly enrichment programme offered to children of Cordwalles staff, providing additional learning and development opportunities.

Who it is for
children of Cordwalles staff
How to act on it
Children of staff are enrolled in the Saturday Enrichment Programme run by the school.
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The school also runs a Saturday Enrichment Programme for staff children
academic tutoring programmeOngoing

Grade 3 Tuition Programme

A weekly tuition programme where Grade 3 boys from Cordwalles provide academic support to learners at Ashdown School, focusing on numeracy and English skills. The programme also facilitates collaboration between educators.

Who it is for
learners at Ashdown School
How to act on it
Learners are enrolled through the Grade 3 Tuition Programme initiated by Cordwalles Preparatory School.
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A group of Grade 3 boys receive tuition from a Cordwalles Grade 3 teacher every week, with a focus on numeracy skills and English.
donation fundOngoing

Community Support Through Asambe Fundraising

The Asambe fundraising initiative collects funds, 10% of which are donated to Ashdown School to support infrastructure, supplies, and educational needs.

Who it is for
Cordwalles Preparatory School community
How to act on it
Community members participate in the Asambe fundraising event, with 10% of proceeds directed to Ashdown School.
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Along with other fundraising activities, 10% of the funds collected at our Asambe fundraising initiative are donated to Ashdown.

Facts

Places

KwaZulu-Natal, Msunduzi Local Municipality

Reference

https://cordwalles.co.za/social-responsibility/

Key Takeaways

  • Ashdown School
  • Edendale
  • 2009
  • 10% of Asambe funds
  • Frank Jackson Foundation Scholarship
  • Grade 3 Tuition Programme
  • Saturday Enrichment Programme
  • June 2020
  • Cordwalles Preparatory School
  • Pietermaritzburg
  • KwaZulu-Natal
  • Cordwalles School
  • Ashdown School
  • Anglican Board of Education
  • Frank Jackson Foundation
  • God's Warehouse
  • Mr Veenstra
  • Nelson Mandela