Taking the Constitution to the People - Langeni City College, Brits
- Patrick Motsepe
- May 27
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Updated: 1 day ago

The Inclusive Society Institute (ISI) continues to advance its constitutional education initiative across the Gauteng and North West provinces through its flagship programme, Taking the Constitution to the People: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities. This outreach initiative is designed to educate Grade 11 and 12 learners, as well as students in tertiary institutions, about the significance of the South African Constitution and the role it plays in shaping democratic citizenship.
As part of this campaign, a workshop was conducted on 27 May 2025 at Langeni City College in Brits, facilitated by Patrick Motsepe, ISI’s Schools Project Coordinator. A total of 34 Grade 12 learners participated in the session, which provided them with a comprehensive overview of the historical context, formulation, and structure of the Constitution. The workshop also emphasized the practical implications of constitutional rights and responsibilities in the daily lives of South African citizens.
The initiative aims to empower young people - particularly those of voting age - with the knowledge necessary to participate meaningfully in democratic processes and uphold the principles enshrined in the Constitution.
Further workshops are scheduled to take place throughout educational institutions in Gauteng and North West, as the Institute strengthens its commitment to fostering constitutional literacy and civic responsibility among South Africa’s youth.