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Eight million metric tons: That’s how much plastic we dump into the oceans each year.
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Our Advanced Class from the Good Hope Studies City Centre campus went on a walk, exploring street art in Cape Town.
Every two to three weeks, the class tries to go on an outing, a unique experience to use language in practice. We attended the International Public Arts Festival, which offers various tours in different locations across Cape Town.
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Teacher ensured everyone got their daily steps in as he guided our advanced and intermediate classes around Cape Town. This photo was taken at Charly’s Bakery and was a pit stop along their District Six tour, in which the students are given an opportunity to explore the city while practising their new English skills.
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Did you know?
Cape Town City Hall was at one point the tallest structure in the city.
This is not only where parliament activities currently take place (the national council was in sitting while we were there), but also where Nelson Mandela made his first speech after being freed.
Our students participated in a city walk with one of our teachers, .
Who was your teacher at Good Hope Studies? Say hi 👋🏼 in the comments!
Have you been to the Bo-Kaap in Cape Town?
It's one of Cape Town’s most colourful neighbourhoods and there’s so much to see, taste and explore.
Situated at the foot of Signal Hill, on the fringe of the city centre, and formerly known as the Malay Quarter, the Bo-Kaap’s origins date back to the 1760s when numerous “huurhuisjes” (rental houses) were built and leased to slaves. These people were known as Cape Malays, and were brought from Malaysia, Indonesia and the rest of Africa to work in the Cape.
The colourful paint on each of the houses is said to be attributed to the fact that while on lease, all the houses had to be white. When this rule was eventually lifted and the slaves were allowed to buy the properties, all the houses were painted bright colours by their owners as an expression of their freedom.
Have you visited this area yet? Send us your pics 📸 if you have!
Time flies when you're having fun!
With so many things to do, places to visit, people to meet and new foods to taste, you might not know which activity to do first.
Not to worry! We organise weekly activities for you to participate in which include road trips, group dinners, hikes and so much more.
What's on your list 📝 to do when you visit Cape Town? After "study English at Good Hope Studies", that is 😉
It’s African World Heritage Day!
Have you heard of Rooibos Tea?
Grown exclusively in the Western Cape province of South Africa, in a small, mountainous region known as Cederberg, Rooibos is a plant that survives by growing its taproot up to 3m down in the soil!
During tea time, our students regularly indulge in a cup of rooibos warm tea. Swipe to see!
What is a food or drink found only in YOUR country? Let us know in the comments!
Quote of the day!
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Bandar Aljizani went home last month but left us with a few snaps 📸 from his favourite moments during his studies.
He met friends who became family, bungee jumped off the world's tallest commercial bridge 🌉 at Bloukrans and visited some of South Africa's most famous landmarks, including Lion's Head and Cape Point Nature Reserve.
What would you like to see while studying with us? Let us know below!