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Are you a Foundation Phase teacher? Stand a chance to win with Oxford!
Grand prize: Educational resources and a free workshop for your school.
Follow these two easy steps:
1. Comment on our competition post and tell us: Why did you become a teacher? Link: https://www.facebook.com/OxfordSASchools/
2. Enquire about attending a SACE-accredited workshop. Link: https://oxford.co.za/workshops/
Prizes include:
- A FREE SACE-accredited workshop for your school
- A set of Foundation Phase educational puzzles
- A set of our Oxford Bilingual Illustrated Maths dictionaries
- An Oxford Illustrated Coding and Robotics Dictionary
Competition runs from: 1-15 August 2025
Winner will be announced on 18 August 2025
Prizes are redeemable until 31 December 2025
Oxford University Press advances knowledge and learning in South Africa and across the world. They produce educational material and support for Grade R to 12, TVET, higher education and home learning in a variety of South African languages, and they aim to make their content available to their customers in whichever format suits them best, whether print or digital. They welcome new ideas and fresh thinking and offer the opportunity for individuals and teams to make their mark. They believe in the transformative power of education to inspire progress and realise human potential.
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