Help fund 100 delegates from regional schools in this important awareness and action program

Beauty of Waterford Kamhlaba

A Call to Action for Sustainability strategy, leadership and implementation in the independent schools sector in southern Africa

A customized Routes to Resilience programme presented by the Education and Sustainability Leadership Programme (ESLP), and the Impact Trust, in collaboration with the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

Following on from the ISASA Heads Conferences of October 2018, during which an urgent call was made to translate critical thinking to practical action by embedding education for sustainable development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into all aspects of learning, Waterford Kamhlaba UWCSA is pleased to host this important programme, which will blend the power of the ESLP and Routes to Resilience Programmes, with deep interaction sessions between staff, management and youth.

As the recent IPCC report makes clear, the current economic, environmental and social trends are dangerously unsustainable. What contribution can and must the education sector play in responding to the impending crisis?

The education sector needs to reflect hard, and fast, on what it teaches, how it teaches, where it teaches and the standards it sets in terms of its culture, leadership and modelling the way.

Our talented multi discipline team is perfectly placed to drive forward an impactful program

• Richard Calland
• Tamzin Ractliffe
• Alexia de Bois
• Elspeth Donovan
• Sindhu Clark

Date: 15 to 18 May 2019
Venue: Waterford Kamhlaba UWCSA, Mbabane, Kingdom of eSwatini.

For more information please check:

• Global 1000 Schools Project
• Waterford Kamhlaba
• Routes to Resilience