Enter The Justice Pageant and contribute to making the necessary change our country so desperately needs by steering the youth of South Africa into a better and untroubled future!
The pageant will have you embark on a journey of guidance with an award-winning business woman, a political leader, one of the best Impression management and Branding coaches in SA and of course, you will be an International Beauty pageant title holder!
Introducing … The Justice Pageant!
The Justice Pageant has been established to serve the No Crime Culture Project in reaching its objectives, which in short, is aimed at developing moral character in our schools and communities. Read more about the No Crime Culture Project, visit www.nocrimeculture.co.za
According to extensive studies undertaken internationally it can be argued that one of the most commonly used methods for morality education is to establish role models of respectable character to be followed. Students possess a developmental characteristic that makes them want to be more like the moral exemplars they witness in their lives. There are typically two approaches followed with this method:
Firstly, the role models can carry out deeds that inspire students to follow in their footsteps. When the student realizes that the role models actually live in accordance with their preaching they adopt and mimic the behaviour of the role model.
Secondly, the role model can present various literature or moral stories that have characters with admirable traits, inspiring the students to be moved by the hero’s deeds and then be prompted to follow in these characters’ footsteps.
As such the Justice Pageant has been established to mould role models in South Africa and to commission these role models with the above-mentioned tasks in schools throughout South Africa by visiting 1 school per week for the duration of the programme and presenting the teachings of the No Crime Culture Project’s general programme and then tasking the schools with their own projects.
What to look forward to:
- A Pageant where we exclude swimwear and include business attire.
- The Miss and Master Justice South Africa will be expected to present a 1 minute prepared presentation and a 1 minute unprepared speech at the gala evening.
- The Mrs and the Mr Justice South Africa will be expected to enter into a formal Debate on the gala evening.
This will be an opportunity for each contestant to be part of the history of South Africa in creating solutions to rid South Africa of its crime culture.
Watch the video:
https://www.facebook.com/Justicepageants/videos/1161935337169349/
Enter on the website: www.justicepageants.co.za
Please note: Online registrations will only be open until 29 February 2016, thereafter should you wish to enter, please ensure you have all the required paperwork and attend one of the judging venues. Entry forms will be available at the regional judging venues.
More videos:
- Morning Live (SABC 2)
- Face in the crowd: African News Network (ANN7)
https://www.facebook.com/Justicepageants/videos/1195482800481269/
The No Crime Culture Project:
The No Crime Project is in the first instance a project aimed at the creation of an awareness in individuals of the need for basic morality, ethics and norms of conduct. The aim is therefore to inspire, indoctrinate, instil, impress and by way of repetition convince people into accepting, believing in, and promoting norms of conduct that would extinguish the tendency to criminal behaviour.
Visit the No Crime Culture Project website; www.nocrimeculture.co.za as well as their Facebook page;
www.facebook.com/nocrimeculture
Check out this video to learn more about The No Crime Culture project:
https://www.facebook.com/nocrimeculture/videos/953505851376577/
