
South Africa’s College of Magic Helps Students Build Confidence Through Performance
Published October 25, 2026
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At the College of Magic, young students learn tricks, conjure candy, and practice stepping into the spotlight. This grotesque trading-card take turns their astonished stage presence into a drool-dangling spectacle while celebrating the confidence and creativity behind the lessons.
NPR reports on the College of Magic, a school in South Africa where children learn magic and performance skills. Students practice conjuring candy and performing card tricks while developing confidence, creativity, and resilience. Many of the students come from marginalized communities. The school’s lessons aim to help young people carry their confidence beyond the stage and into their everyday lives.
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