The English Hub is one of our community upliftment projects that works closely with Ukhanyo Primary School learners and teachers to assist in bridging the gap between mother tongue and English learning at an appropriate age level. The shift to … 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 →
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 →
The spirit of giving on Mandela Day On 18th July 2019, Masicorp joined South Africa in celebrating the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela through a day of thoughtful giving and action. The aim of this special day is for … Continue reading →
The English Hub at Ukhanyo Primary School has had another busy term. The educators at the Hub continued to work with the Grade 2 and 3 teachers and their classes during the school day so that the teachers could integrate … Continue reading →
The Learning Labs were originally established at Ukhanyo Primary in an effort to raise the standard of Maths, Science and English teaching and learning in these subjects. Pass rates were low and teachers and learners were struggling with issues such as … Continue reading →
We recently reported on the makeover at the English Hub in Ukhanyo Primary School. The English Hub has now received an fantastic donation from Neil van Blerk of Time Out Creations. He and his team dropped off eleven boxes of brand … Continue reading →
Regular readers of our blog will be aware of our English Lab Programme, which ran for five successful years at Ukhanyo Primary School. The programme was led by Jan O’Connor, with the help of many volunteers and school staff. We … Continue reading →
The Masicorp Annual General Meeting was held at the English Lab in Ukhanyo Primary School yesterday. Thank you to everyone that attended. For those who were unable to attend we are pleased to present the slide show given by Deputy … Continue reading →
Masicorp volunteers spend much of their time assisting children in the classroom; however, last Friday it was the Masicorp volunteers who went back to class themselves. Together with some of the staff from Ukhanyo Primary school around fifteen volunteers spent … Continue reading →