On AWOL’s bicycle township tour in Masiphumelele we visit the Masivelani Creche. On the last day of school we delivered a Christmas ‘gift of learning’ to the preschoolers. Education being elected as a priority by the community and reading being vital for young childrens development, we bought books for children to take home for the summer holidays.
On AWOL’s bicycle township tour in Masiphumelele we visit the Masivelani Creche. On the last day of school we delivered a Christmas ‘gift of learning’ to the preschoolers. Education being elected as a priority by the community and reading being vital for young childrens development, we bought books for children to take home for the summer holidays.
On AWOL’s bicycle township tour in Masiphumelele we visit the Masivelani Creche. On the last day of school we delivered a Christmas ‘gift of learning’ to the preschoolers. Education being elected as a priority by the community and reading being vital for young childrens development, we bought books for children to take home for the summer holidays.
Reading to preschool children under the age of 6 is considered by experts to be crucial to learning development. Numerous studies have shown that students who are exposed to reading before preschool are more likely to do well in all facets of formal education.
Only 4 of the crèches in Masiphumelele are registered with the Department of Social Development and comply with the required standards. Masivelani our crèche is not registered and needs considerable upgrading to be able to apply for registration.
Masiphumelele has two schools – a primary school, Ukhanyo Primary School and Masiphumelele High School, both are doing their best to produce the best quality education to learners in the community. Each school is running well over 1300 learners with average of 50 learners per class.
Masiphumelele High school gives extra lessons in the afternoon and over weekends to students. As a result Masiphumelele High School has produced very good Grade 12 results in the last three years.
Masiphumelele Corporation has a seedlings programme and also offers financial support, mentoring and counselling to individuals from the community who need bursaries to pursue specialized areas of study or to complete higher education.
If you would like to give a ‘Gift of Learning’ this Christmas to the youth in Masiphumelele, make a donation to MasiCorp or buy your loved one a ‘Bicycle Township tour’ gift voucher and we will commit to 10% of tour proceeds towards Masivelani crèche.
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Reading to preschool children under the age of 6 is considered by experts to be crucial to learning development. Numerous studies have shown that students who are exposed to reading before preschool are more likely to do well in all facets of formal education.
Masiphumelele has two schools – a primary school, Ukhanyo Primary School and Masiphumelele High School, both are doing their best to produce the best quality education to learners in the community. Each school is running well over 1300 learners with average of 50 learners per class.
Masiphumelele High school gives extra lessons in the afternoon and over weekends to students. As a result Masiphumelele High School has produced very good Grade 12 results in the last three years.
Masiphumelele Corporation has a seedlings programme and also offers financial support, mentoring and counselling to individuals from the community who need bursaries to pursue specialized areas of study or to complete higher education.
If you would like to give a ‘Gift of Learning’ this Christmas to the youth in Masiphumelele, make a donation to MasiCorp or buy your loved one a ‘Bicycle Township tour’ gift voucher and we will commit to 10% of tour proceeds towards Masivelani crèche.
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Reading to preschool children under the age of 6 is considered by experts to be crucial to learning development. Numerous studies have shown that students who are exposed to reading before preschool are more likely to do well in all facets of formal education.
Masiphumelele has two schools – a primary school, Ukhanyo Primary School and Masiphumelele High School, both are doing their best to produce the best quality education to learners in the community. Each school is running well over 1300 learners with average of 50 learners per class.
Masiphumelele High school gives extra lessons in the afternoon and over weekends to students. As a result Masiphumelele High School has produced very good Grade 12 results in the last three years.
Masiphumelele Corporation has a seedlings programme and also offers financial support, mentoring and counselling to individuals from the community who need bursaries to pursue specialized areas of study or to complete higher education.
If you would like to give a ‘Gift of Learning’ this Christmas to the youth in Masiphumelele, make a donation to MasiCorp or buy your loved one a ‘Bicycle Township tour’ gift voucher and we will commit to 10% of tour proceeds towards Masivelani crèche.
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