Port Shepstone Twinning Association

Publications and Newsletters

Our newsletters capture the story of Port Shepstone Twinning Association in action – from cultural exchanges and youth programmes to community projects and international partnerships. Each edition shares updates, stories, and reflections from both sides of our twinning journey, keeping members and friends connected with the progress we are making together.

 

PTSA Publications

TWINNING NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2009

Please read about our progress and development in these newspapers  from 2007 to 2009.

Tracing our history and development

PSTA - ORIENTATION OF DELEGATES

MARBURG COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST

7 steps guide book

PTSA News letters

HISTORICAL ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION AND TIME TRAVEL

An alternate learning method and heritage project 2007 – 2009

GLOBAL SCHOOL JOURNEY

The Global School Journey, a flagship initiative of the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida), was carried out from 2004 to 2011. This programme had a significant impact on our community, especially in rural areas. It was a major endeavour, led by the late Pauline Duncan along with Board members, volunteers, and community coordinators who dedicated months each year to planning and managing the initiative while encouraging collaboration with various stakeholders. Each year, approximately 30 Swedish educators and officials took part in an immersive experience within rural communities, staying for two weeks with host families identified by our Association. These homes in Nyandezulu, Magog, Izingolweni, Mfazazana, and Ekubusisweni would host delegates and create unique opportunities for cultural exchange and knowledge sharing. Participants represented 37 municipalities across Sweden.

PSTA - DEMOCRACY PROJECT

The overall objectives were for teachers and students to participate in a practical exchange project on issues related to democratic development, knowledge of HIV/AIDS, and life skills. 

Participating schools were: P/S Sec, Marsec, ESayidi FET,
Vezubhule, Oscarsgymnasiet, Monsterasgymnasiet & Parskolan.

Bridging Ages Newsletters

Bridging Ages Conference in Estonia in 20011 " Cradle of mankind to defeat of Apartheid

South Africa : “Cradle of Mankind” to the Defeat of Apartheid
Critical Turning Points and Time Travel: Lessons for Sustainable Healing and Social Cohesion

Presentation to Oskarshamn Municipality

I bring warm greetings from the people of Port Shepstone with whom you have created something really special.I am not aware of any other twinning programme that has endured for more than 16 years, directly involved some 127 persons from Port Shepstone in exchange programmes that has directly impacted on thousands through our projects and programmes.

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