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Business Trips

Radley Private School Business Trips

Grade 8’s Develop Critical Thinking Through Debate

One debate focused on the statement, “The environment is more important than the economy,” with opposing teams presenting arguments both for and against the motion. A second debate explored whether “School uniforms limit self-expression,” with entrepreneurs again required to consider and defend contrasting perspectives.

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Entrepreneurship – Da Buka Di Baka Bakery

This week, our grade 9 entrepreneurs traded textbooks for the aroma of fresh bread and the realities of running a business when they visited Da Buka Di Baka Bakery in an inspiring entrepreneurial outing. The group was warmly welcomed by owner Justin Maharaj, who founded the popular bakery in 2022.

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Grade 1 visit to croc city

On Wednesday, our grade 1 entrepreneurs took a walk on the wild side with an educational and entrepreneurial journey to Croc City Crocodile & Reptile Park! The day was packed with heart-racing moments of discovery. Our young learners got up close and personal with some of nature’s coolest predators –

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Grades 2 & 3 reached for the stars

Last week, our grade 2 and 3 entrepreneurs had an out-of-this-world experience at the Wits Planetarium! Exploring deep space, massive galaxies and the wonders beyond our world sparked big questions, deep curiosity and even bigger dreams in our young learners.

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The spotlight of entrepreneurship: Grades 3 & 4 visit JATA

On Wednesday, 18 March, our grade 3 and 4 entrepreneurs stepped into the world of performing arts at JATA (Johannesburg Academy for Theatre Arts). This wasn’t just a trip to a studio; it was a masterclass in building a business from a passion. Our entrepreneurs had the incredible privilege of

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The business of show business: Grade 4 & 5 theatre trip

On 10 March, our grade 4 and 5 entrepreneurs traded the classroom for the spotlight with an educational trip to the Johannesburg People’s Theatre to see Shrek the Musical. While it was a day filled with laughter and ogres, it was also a deep dive into the “product development” of

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