Meet Masibulele:
A Place for Learning
Masibulele (a Isixhosa word that means ‘thank you’) was opened in 1995 by a lady named Thandi Xaba, she was the first principal. In 2015, she handed over this role to her daughter Patricia, who currently runs the school.
Thandi chose this name, ‘Masibulele’ as she wanted to say thank you to the families who trusted her and sent their children to her Educare Centre.
At this school there is a continuous sense of deep appreciation and gratitude towards each other and those who believe in them. These teachers are dedicated to the upliftment of their school and the education of our youth.
To rebuild Masibulele
Raised so far
Weeks left
Building a school
The structure of a classroom is essential for a student’s morale and their ability to learn.
Masibulele Educare Centre is a school deemed structurally unsafe for its children yet remains a vital and necessary place for its students and the community.
We want to build not just a school but a place in the hearts of its teachers, children and parents that empowers the future of this community, a place that nurtures growth, learning and a meaningful future for the young lives it serves.
Together we can build a school that can stand for future generations and through its involvement in the community, help 100s of children realize their potential as future citizens of their community and country.
