A culture of under-ambition and under-achievement is a well-documented problem in South African schools. Sumbandila assist exceptional children from rural and disadvantaged communities in Limpopo to develop their potential enabling them to access tertiary education. They share their strategy, results and advice for other NGO’s here.
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