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🎉 MindWhizz Semifinals – Going Live! 🎉

The battle of the brightest minds is here! 🧠⚡
On 18 & 19 August, schools from across Southern Africa will go head‑to‑head in the ultimate cognitive skills competition to see which learner rises to the top.

📺 Catch all the action LIVE on Facebook!
Stay tuned, cheer for your school, and witness the future leaders showcase their brilliance.

👉 Don’t miss it – streaming starts tomorrow at 3pm!

Encourage your kids to read this weekend—the benefits go well beyond what you might expect.

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✨ Regte mense, regte woorde!

It's Tuesday so we have some more great tips for parents.
Come back next week to see more about encouraging your child.

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𝐋𝐮𝐜𝐤𝐲 𝐋𝐮𝐤𝐞 is a famous Western comic book series created in 1946 by Belgian artist Morris. It follows a clever, fast-shooting cowboy who is "faster than his shadow", joined by his smart horse, Jolly Jumper.
Morris wrote and drew the early issues alone, featuring a more realistic and rugged cowboy style. Morris then teamed up with legendary writer René Goscinny (who also wrote Asterix and Obelix) in 1955.
The stories then adopted a humorous, satirical tone and introduced iconic recurring foes like the bumbling Dalton cousins.
Following Goscinny's death in 1977, Morris worked with various other writers.
Morris continued drawing until his death in 2001, after which artist Achdé took over the artwork with new writers.
Translated into dozens of languages, it remains one of Europe's best-selling comic series.

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Did you know? Spending time in nature can improve children's attention, memory, and problem-solving abilities. 🌿🧠 Nature isn't just good for the body. It's great for growing brains too!