Investing in the success of our ECD teachers through training At Masicorp we strongly support and implement the policy to upskill and invest in our Early Child Development (ECD) teachers. We believe that by investing in our staff, we help … Continue reading →
Early Childhood Development – nurturing pre-school children The early years in a child’s life are critical for development as they are a period of rapid physical, mental, emotional, social and moral growth. This is considered by experts to be the … Continue reading →
The children at Masi Educare recently enjoyed their annual fun day celebration as a reward for a successful year of hard work. A group of volunteers organised various fun activities for the 150 children to get involved in, all of … Continue reading →
Regular blog readers will know that Masicorp has been successful in uplifting pre-schools such as Masi Educare and the Home of Love to the point where they have received DSD funding and become sustainable operations. Our latest project is the … Continue reading →
We recently reported on the introduction of art therapy into our ECD provision in Masiphumelele. Under the guidance of Yandiswa Mazwane, a local art therapist from Masiphumelele, the program has proven to be a big success. Art therapy is a … Continue reading →
The coming and going of cyclists from Songezo Jim’s cycling academy has become a regular sight since the professional cyclist started renting space at Chasmay Road. Songezo was aided in his move to the new premises by AWOL Tours who … Continue reading →
There was some great news to start the new year for Masi Educare, when the pre-school received its official registration certificate from the Department of Social Development (DSD). Here is school principal Lindi Hangana proudly showing off the formal document. … Continue reading →
Last week we had the opportunity to sat farewell to Doreen Zanyiwe who formally retired from her role as the head of Ikhaya Labantwana Crèche in Masiphumelele. Masicorp has a long history with Doreen that goes back to 2001 when … Continue reading →
It is pleasing to know that something good came out of the load shedding period that South Africa experienced during 2008. On one of those long dark nights in Johannesburg, Sarah Collins leapt out of bed at two in the … Continue reading →
We are always grateful to the many volunteers that give their time to support our educational projects. Recently we were pleased to receive assistance from Kate Meeser from the Department of Sport Science at Stellenbosch University. Kate gave her time … Continue reading →
