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Michaelhouse Community Partnerships is a registered PBO and NPO that partners with public schools between Lions River and Mooi River to improve their functionality as places of learning through the implementation of various projects

06/05/2026

A powerful day of growth and opportunity ✨

We had the Matrics from our Footprint Schools visit the Michaelhouse IT Lab for an impactful Eduvelopment session. It was truly a success! Not only did learners gain valuable insights on available post matric courses, but some were also able to secure bursary support to help shape their futures 🙌

Moments like these remind us how important guidance is in unlocking potential. The future is bright!! 📚

26/03/2026

A New Beginning for Lions River’s Young Learners

On 18 March, the Michaelhouse Community Partnership Trust (MCPT) proudly opened the Lions River Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centre - a major step forward for early learning in the community.

This new centre provides safe classrooms, sanitation facilities, a playground, and dedicated learning spaces, creating a strong foundation for children aged 2–5, a crucial stage in their development.

The project was made possible through the generous support of the Albert Wessels Trust, Bright Kid Foundation, Michaelhouse CPT, Peter Wentzel, and the Lions River community. Special thanks also to Michaelhouse Community Service boys, who donated blankets to help keep the children warm this winter.

This centre replaces the previous facility of old Wendy houses and a dilapidated kitchen, bringing renewed hope and opportunity to young learners and their families.

Together, we continue working toward our vision: stronger schools, stronger communities, and children who believe in their potential.

💙 If you would like to support our work in local schools and ECD centres, learn more here:
👉 www.mcommunitypartnerships.com/support

20/03/2026

On 17 March 2026, the Michaelhouse Community Partnership Trust hosted its annual Principals’ Leadership Workshop at the Michaelhouse Centenary Centre.

Guided by the African proverb, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together,” the workshop created a collaborative space for principals from our partner schools to reflect on the realities of leading schools in challenging environments. The discussions focused on the practical difficulties principals face in managing school operations and ensuring effective learning, while also addressing broader challenges that impact their schools and communities.

The session was facilitated by Steuart Pennington (Michaelhouse alumnus and board member) and Karen McKenzie from Citizen Leader Lab. Through their facilitation, principals were introduced to practical tools and fresh perspectives designed to strengthen leadership, encourage collaboration, and help school leaders approach complex challenges with greater confidence and clarity.

Workshops such as these are an important part of building a strong network of school leaders who support one another and work together to improve education in their communities.

To learn more about our work and the initiatives we run with our partner schools, visit our website: www.mcommunitypartnerships.com/blog
and follow our page for more updates from the Michaelhouse Community Partnership Trust.

19/03/2026

A Coding and Robotics training workshop was held on 14-15 March 2026, bringing together 30 teachers and education helpers to strengthen their knowledge of digital learning and STEM education the KCA (Keep A Child Alive) programme.

On the first day, participants worked with Scratch programming, learning core coding concepts and developing their own interactive projects. The projects were then presented to the group, creating a space for collaboration and shared learning.

The second day introduced participants to Micro-bit robotics, where they explored device features such as LED programming, radio communication, and sound detection. The training ended with a mini hackathon and a safeguarding session focused on maintaining safe and supportive learning environments.

This workshop provided educators with practical skills and ideas they can apply in their classrooms to support coding, robotics, and digital skills development among learners.

To learn more about this initiative and other programmes we run, visit our blog:
Website: www.mcommunitypartnerships.com/blog
Instagram: www.instagram.com/michaelhouse.cpt

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09/03/2026

Empowering Teachers, Strengthening Education

On Saturday, 7 March, the Michaelhouse Community Partnerships Trust (MHS CPT), in partnership with KwaZulu-Natal Independent Khanyisa Inanda Seminary Community Projects (KICP) hosted another successful continuous development workshop at Thembelihle Primary School Hall.

During the session, teachers focused on improving literacy skills and shared practical strategies to keep up with the ever-changing education system and technology. It was inspiring to see experienced educators committed to growing their skills and improving learning outcomes for their students.

These workshops continue to highlight the importance of quality education, not only within our 16 partner schools, but across the wider community.

Our Community Partnerships Trust needs your support so that we can continue reaching more schools and helping promote better education for all.

👉 Get involved and support our work:
https://www.mcommunitypartnerships.com/support/

📧 Or email us at: [email protected]

02/03/2026

The Early Childhood Development (ECD) project remains one of the cornerstone initiatives within the 13 Michaelhouse Community Partnerships Trust (MCPT) projects, recognising that strong foundations in early learning are critical to long-term educational success.

As part of this commitment, ECD teachers recently participated in an engaging teacher training workshop facilitated by Kim from Grow ECD at Michaelhouse, focusing on the innovative learning tools LEGO Education and Finding Thabo.

During the session, teachers were introduced to the LEGO and Finding Thabo educational resources and explored practical ways to integrate them into their weekly classroom themes. The training demonstrated how learning through play can significantly enhance creativity, problem-solving, and early literacy skills in young learners.

Teachers also had the opportunity to work hands-on with LEGO, discovering practical methods to incorporate play-based learning into their daily teaching practices. Each participant received a Finding Thabo guide and classroom posters to support implementation, while the LEGO resource boxes will be delivered soon.

By strengthening teacher capacity and providing high-quality learning resources, the ECD project continues to play a vital role among MCPT’s 13 projects, helping ensure that children in our partner communities begin their education journey with strong cognitive, social, and developmental foundations.

🔗 Visit our website to learn more:
https://www.mcommunitypartnerships.com/blog

26/02/2026

Celebrating excellence in education! 🎓
The Michaelhouse Community Partnership (MCPT) proudly hosted the Academic Achievement Excellence Awards at the Michaelhouse Schlesinger Theatre, recognising outstanding teachers and principals following the remarkable improvement in the 2025 matric results.

With 54 special teacher awards and 6 schools honoured, this milestone reflects the power of dedication, performance, and collaboration. Five years ago, these circuits ranked among the poorest performing in KwaZulu-Natal - today, they stand among the best.

Join us in making a difference. Support 16 under-resourced no-fee schools, 225 teachers, 6,548 learners, and 10 ECD centres across the KZN Midlands.

Support the cause: [email protected]

19/02/2026

Our first Eduhelper Workshop of 2026 was a fantastic success! 🙌

Facilitated by Sam Khumalo, the session focused on key workplace essentials including professional conduct, ethical values, workplace rules, confidentiality, integrity, and positive behaviour.

We’re also excited to welcome 10 new Eduhelpers, bringing our growing team to 35 strong – a major milestone for us! 🌟

If you believe in empowering people through skills development and professional growth, show us some love 💙
👉 Like & Follow our page to stay connected and support our journey.

18/02/2026

Celebrating love through action, On Valentine’s Day, the Michaelhouse Community Partnership Trust hosted an Act of Love challenge with six partner high schools (Grade 12) namely Asithuthuke Combined, Jabula Combined, Shea O'Connor, Injoloba Secondary, Emyezaneni Senior Secondary and Dabulamanzi Combined. From community clean-ups and creche support to giving back to those in need and donating stationery, the learners demonstrated compassion, leadership, and unity.

The winning school Jabula Combined will receive Matric Jackets proudly sponsored by MHS CPT, while all participating schools will be awarded Certificates of Participation.

To help us continue empowering communities through education and meaningful initiatives, visit our Support Page - link in bio.

16/02/2026

What a wonderful community we are part of 💯

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R103, Nottingham Road
Nottingham Road

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday	08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday	08:00 - 16:30
Thursday	08:00 - 16:30
Friday	08:00 - 16:30

Telephone

+27332341234

Website

https://www.mcommunitypartnerships.com/

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