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• ACESA Sports and Culture League” for ACESA member schools.

  Association of Cambridge Educators in Southern Africa ACESA is pleased to announce the establishment of the:          “ACESA Sports and Culture League” for ACESA member schools. Sporting disciplines envisaged include: Swimming Athletics Cricket Cross country Netball Basketball Action Frisbee Cultural activities envisaged include: Chess Choir Debating Public Speaking Spelling Bee If the league works with the above codes, we will look to expand the offering going forward as there are still many other sports and cultural activities that could be added. The league will operate in age groups and focus as far as possible on six-a-side sports so that schools can enter various age groups. Come along to the AGM and find out more about this exciting offering!

• ACESA Workshop – Friday 16th February 2018 (JHB)

  We have arranged two interest areas for this workshop, so we suggest you bring along representatives interested in the specific focus group. 1. Workshop for Primary School principals 2. Marketing Seminar Save the date. Further details to follow in January 2018.

• ACESA AGM – March 2nd 2018

  British International College Bryanston Drive We invite all ACESA members and prospective members to attend this meeting. We have organised a representative from SACE to address the meeting regarding CPD points for all teachers in Cambridge schools. Please diarise this date. Further details to follow in January 2018.

• OCLA results South Africa June & Nov 2019_Announcement

  Category Level Syllabus 2019 Student name Centre name World rank Top in South Africa  A Level Physics June Koffi Emmanuel Sadzi African Leadership Academy   High Achievement  A Level French June Yasmine Dahech African Leadership Academy Eighth Place Top in South Africa  IGCSE Isizulu as a Second Language Nov Nomvuselelo Deborah Mathebula African School for Excellence Second Place High Achievement  AS Level Global Perspectives & Research Nov Cameron Spence Albert College   High Achievement  A Level Marine Science June Danica Celeste De Freitas Alma Mater International School Third Place Top in South Africa  IGCSE Afrikaans as a Second Language Nov Paulis Danielle Alma Mater International School Second Place High Achievement  AS Level French Language Nov Jean-François Sambwa Andrews Academy Fifth Place High Achievement  AS Level Arabic Language Nov Laith Ghnaim Andrews Academy   Top in South Africa  A Level Chemistry Nov Kian David Du Toit Ashton International College   Top in the World  AS Level Afrikaans Language Nov Peet Conrad Pretorius Ashton International College First Place Top in South Africa  AS Level History Nov Ruth Oluwatobi Tony-Alabi Ashton International College Third Place High Achievement  IGCSE Foreign Language Spanish Nov Dianabel Lopez Ashton International College Ballito (Pty) Ltd   Top in South Africa  IGCSE Accounting Nov Prishanthi Govender Ashton International College Ballito (Pty) Ltd   Top in South Africa  IGCSE Chemistry Nov Viljoen Johannes Hendrikus Bidc Bloemfontein   Top in South Africa  AS Level English Language June Matthew Stephen Nel Bidc Port Elizabeth Joint Second Place Top in South Africa  AS Level History June Matthew Stephen Nel Bidc Port Elizabeth   Top in South Africa  IGCSE Chemistry June Schuin Nimri Bidc Vaalpark   High Achievement  A Level French Nov Audrey Lepo Blouberg International School First Place Top in South Africa  AS Level Business Nov Sreeja Chinthala Blouberg International School   Top in South Africa  A Level Business Nov Christina Rodrigues Kyriacos British Council, Johannesburg Third Place High Achievement  AS Level Psychology Nov Jared Connor Brings British Council, Johannesburg   High Achievement  IGCSE Foreign Language German June Miranda Vorster British ...

• Business Day advert 2018

                Association of Cambridge Educators in Southern Africa                                                                       Association of Cambridge Educators of Southern Africa represents a united voice on behalf of member schools to Cambridge Assessment International Education. We aim to assist principals, schools and educators in offering Cambridge qualifications in a Sub-Saharan African context. Why Cambridge? Cambridge Assessment International Education is the world’s largest provider of international education programmes and qualifications for 5 to 19 year olds, and forms part of the University of Cambridge. As a world leader in providing international programmes and qualifications for school education, we are expanding our international team in Sub-Saharan Africa. Having a dedicated local team is an important part of supporting our growing community of almost 900 Cambridge schools. How do we assist Southern African Cambridge Member Schools? We encourage all ACESA teachers to share their knowledge, expertise and experience by participating in the ACESA Subject Discussion Groups, training courses and workshops that have been created specifically for this purpose. This allows all our members to exchange ideas and knowledge with their colleagues across regions, schools and subject areas, to ensure that ...

• Professional Development – Secondary Interest Conference

  All ACESA members are invited to attend this Secondary Interest Conference arranged by NAPTOSA on March 3rd 2018 at 08h00 to 13h00. Venue is WITS Education Campus in Parktown, Johannesburg. Save the date. Programme material will be relevant to all syllabi, GDE, IEB and Cambridge with keynote speakers and break away workshops. More detail to follow in January 2018.