Diphetogo Revolution Study House

01/12/2022

All things children and parents mental health awareness. Follow us on our new page...

01/12/2022

We've changed our name to "Intensify Study House"

01/12/2022

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22/02/2022

"Our World: Our Equal Future: The Environment and Gender Equality"


Talk to your kids and see what they think of the world today. Then help direct their path to a prosperous future, where in the future they won't have to sit on a round table and discuss diversity, gender equality and poor environment issues.

Take action and speak out on issues we most care about

02/02/2022

Read aloud to the little ones, make it a norm to be a reading family...

16/04/2018

Online Application For 2019 Grade 1 & 8 Is Officially Opened.

To make an application please log on to

18/07/2017

I am the product of Africa and her long-cherished view of rebirth that can now be realised so that all of her children may play in the sun. - Nelson Mandela's final speech as president to the South African parliament, Cape Town 26 March 1999

18/07/2017

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
Nelson Mandela

07/04/2017

Worried that your child is Depressed?

What you should know

*Depression is an illness characterized by persistent sadness and a loss of interest in activities that you normally enjoy, accompanied by an inability to carry out daily activities, for at least two weeks.

Additional signs and symptoms of depression during childhood include withdrawal from others, irritability, excessive crying, difficulty concentrating at school, a change in appetite or sleeping more or less.
Younger children may lose interest in play. Older children may take risks that they would not normally take.
Depression is both preventable and treatable.

What you can do if you think your child might be depressed
Talk to him or her about things happening at home, at school and outside of school. Try to find out whether anything is bothering him or her.
Talk to people you trust who know your child.
Seek advice from your health-care provider.
Protect your child from excessive stress, maltreatment and violence.
Pay particular attention to your child’s wellbeing during life changes such as starting a new school or puberty.
Encourage your child to get enough sleep, eat regularly, be physically active, and to do things that he or she enjoys.
Make time to spend with your child.
If your child has thoughts of harming him- or herself, or has already done so, seek help from a trained professional immediately.

03/04/2017

April has Seven days of school. Let's start with "Term 2" to keep them busy

16/02/2017

29/06/2016

Are you considering becoming a teacher? Not sure what the procedure or cost will be? Maybe you need some financial assistance. The Funza Lushaka Busary Pro...