The success of our comedy evening at Cafe Roux! Thanks to all who came and joined us at Cafe Roux last night at our very first comedy evening fundraiser! Opening the evening was the familiar sound of South Peninsula local … Continue reading →
How the MCC Masi 750 sports programme has grown since 2017 By Vince van der Bijl Nceba Jonas was the sole official coach of Ukhanyo Primary School in 2017 – now there are 20 more coaches! 15 coaches were able … Continue reading →
News update about Ukhanyo’s progress in sport. Read the full article here.
Continue reading →Meet the women behind the success of the English Hub In 2012, the English Hub was opened at Ukhanyo Primary School with the aim to transfer skills to the teachers which they could then apply in their own classrooms. Katherine … Continue reading →
An incredible Sports day in the Strand Written by Fez Payi, Nceba Jonas and Vince van der Bijl Three netball, two rugby teams, three soccer teams and a chess team (90 kids and 20 coaches in all) from Ukhanyo travelled … Continue reading →
Getting to know the Managing Director of Masicorp Milli Firth The community of Masiphumelele is very close to Milli’s heart. As the Managing Director of Masicorp, Milli feels incredibly fortunate to have seen the organisation grow from a small number … Continue reading →
Bringing about positive change through mathematics For the past four years, dedicated volunteer and teacher Rob Douglas has run twice-weekly maths workshops for Grade 11 and 12 learners from Masiphumelele and Fish Hoek High Schools to support struggling learners and … Continue reading →
The amazing women of Masicorp: Carol Hanks During August, we as South Africans celebrate everyday women and acknowledge the contributions they have each made for their country and families. We will be writing a series of blog posts titled “The … Continue reading →
Ukhanyo Primary School and Masiphumelele inspire UK school By Vince van der Bijl Project leader of the MCC Masi 750 Club 5 netball teams, 2 rugby teams and a girl’s hockey team (89 pupils and 19 teachers in all) from … Continue reading →
How Simcelile found purpose through the Computer Lab: In 2016, Simcelile Ngqakumbana suddenly lost his job and could no longer provide for his family. He had previously been the breadwinner, but as his unemployment stretched into 2017, despite his best … Continue reading →
