A topical cricket evening discussion was held at Café Roux earlier this month to discuss the media storm surrounding ball tampering, physical contact and sledging in cricket led by Vince van der Bijl – project manager of the MCC Masi … Continue reading →
Jean Tresfon, renowned marine conservation and wildlife underwater and aerial photographer, pilot, and ambassador of the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, recently donated 55 tickets for Ukhanyo learners and staff to spend the day at the Aquarium. The school … Continue reading →
The Ukhanyo School sports coaches and English Hub have benefited from a free internet service from a local internet provider that visited the school just before Easter. Our thanks to Wiber Solutions for their support – as well as the … Continue reading →
It has been a very difficult few years at Masiphumelele High School. Following protests in the community in 2015 and gang related crime that spilled over into the school in 2016 the learners were faced with a very difficult learning … Continue reading →
Our thanks to the British High Commission in Cape Town for hosting Masicorp last night at their residence in Bishopscourt.
Continue reading →Ukhanyo Primary School has recently received the results of the 2017 national systemic tests. Scott Smith, project leader at Masicorp’s Maths Lab at the school, explains the results and puts the very encouraging progress made into perspective for us. Masicorp’s … Continue reading →
To view our 2017 at a Glance flipbook please click HERE.
Continue reading →The MCC MASI 750 Sports Club is expanding into cycling at Ukhanyo Primary School. Tim Mosdell of the Bicycling Empowerment Network (BEN) handed over 22 bicycles to head of department Sello Matloporo on Friday 20th October at the school assembly, … Continue reading →
Project leader Vince van der Bijl reports on three key areas of success for the MCC Masi 750 Sports Club at Ukhanyo Primary School. KFC mini-cricket weekly competitions for under 7s, 8s, and 9s The under 7, 8, and 9 … Continue reading →
Visitors to Ukhanyo School are sure to have noticed the big changes in PE that have taken place since the MCC Masi 750 Sports Club launched a few months ago. The first change is the number of staff involved in … Continue reading →