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Macmillan Cares - Our 2022 story
Macmillan Education cares! We make an impact on the education landscape with all its challenges. Click here to view our 2022 story.
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Online Teaching - Where are you?
Look at the following tips and ideas and reflect on where you are when it comes to online teaching
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All about Inquiry-Based Learning
For the learner, inquiry-based learning focuses on investigating an open question or problem
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What is Project-Based Learning?
The following elements are key in every project-based learning event
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Macmillan Teacher Campus trained 5 000 ECD practitioners
From 1 April 2022, the responsibility for Early Childhood Development (ECD) migrated from the Department of Social Development to the Department of Basic Education.
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Macmillan Education Celebrates Women's Month
Macmillan Education South Africa celebrates Women's month.
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Monitor educator marking and feedback
Are you tired of having piles of marking for hours on end?
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We spent Nelson Mandela Day with Vuli’s Book Club & Projects
On July 18, Nelson Mandela Day, Macmillan Education SA celebrated this day of service by spreading cheer to a well-deserved initiative based in Soweto
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Macmillan brought joy to children on Mandela Day in KwaZulu-Natal
To honour Nelson Mandela and his selfless contribution to humanity, the MSA team KZN decided to dedicate their 67 minutes to volunteer
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Macmillan team spreads the joy of reading in the Freestate on Mandela Day!
Imagine a school hall, buzzing with the excitement of enthusiastic learners and teachers
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How to monitor learner performance
Learners who can think critically and creatively, use evidence to support their solutions...
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Macmillan donated books to schools impacted by the devastating KZN floods
More than 630 schools and 320 000 learners were affected by the floods in KwaZulu-Natal during April this year, of which 101 schools are currently inaccessible for teachers and learners.
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