An Author Reads: A Swimming Legend
Aweh! English Grade 2 Level 5 Reader 5 Greg has only one leg. He is scared that he can’t swim like other children. His teacher tells him about Natalie du Toit. Natalie lost one of her legs in a motorbike accident, but she didn’t stop swimming. She swam in important...An Author Reads: Amaqhawe ethu ezonyango
Aweh! IsiXhosa Grade 2 Level 7 Reader 8 The Reader is about two South Africa’s medical legends, Mary Malahlela and Mr Hamilton Naki. The Reader gives a brief summary of their lives, their impact in the medical field and community and how they were honoured. Read by...An Author Reads: Iqhawekazi lomhlengikazi
Aweh! IsiZulu Grade 2 Level 7 Reader 8 Naledi wants to be a paediatrician when she grows up. She visits her aunt who is a doctor at Cecilia Makiwane hospital. When Naledi’s aunt takes Naledi to see the hospital where she works, Naledi sees the statue of Cecilia...An Author Reads – Silwa nemililo yasendle
Aweh! Grade 3 Level 12 Reader 3 for IsiXhosa A Reader celebrating Africa and South Africa’s first all-female wildfire firefighting crew; the Juliet Crew of Cape Town Read by: Nontuthuzelo Mkruqulwa Download Silwa nemililo yasendle Worksheets Download cover image...An Author Reads: When do you celebrate?
Aweh! English Grade 2 Level 7 Reader 10 A public holiday is a day when something special or important happened. Lots of African countries celebrate different holidays. In Tanzania, people celebrate Union Day on 26 April. In Zimbabwe, people celebrate Africa Day on 25...An introduction to Oxford Reading Buddy
Oxford Reading Buddy is a digital reading service to help your students to develop important skills in reading and to encourage them to read more. It contains hundreds of digital books from Oxford University Press’s well-known reading series – all matched to...Oxford Reading Buddy Certificates
Oxford Reading Buddy is a digital reading service to develop comprehension and encourage a love of reading. It matches students with books at the right level and tracks performance across hundreds of Oxford’s print and digital books through expertly written...Oxford Reading Buddy Bookmarks
Maximise independent reading time at school and at home by giving every student a virtual reading coach with Oxford Reading Buddy. Underpinned by the latest research into comprehension teaching and learning, Oxford Reading Buddy is a unique new digital service that...Mapping our world
Publishing a book, any book, is a fairly complex business. There’s the commissioning, writing, editing, illustrating, layout, design, proofreading, translating, printing, and so on. And making maps, cartography, is definitely a complex business. It combines...Author Spotlight
Ezra Mcebisi Nkohla Oxford University Press Southern Africa is hosting an Author Spotlight in order to honour our renowned South African authors. This month’s Author Spotlight, Ezra Mcebisi Nkohla is the son of the late David Nkohla and Nomagalili Mahlabela –...Entrepreneurship and Business Management N5 Workshop
In May 2022, Oxford University Press South Africa took another step in our commitment to upskill and support lecturers by embarking on a National Workshop Week. These workshops covered the EBM N5 syllabus changes and mapping, what is different in syllabus content, the...The Oxford World English Symposium 2022
The Oxford World English Symposium brought together Oxford University Press’ dictionary teams with academic researchers, teachers, lexicographers, and other language practitioners to share research findings, experiences, and insights on World Englishes, in order to...An Author Reads: Reduce, reuse, recycle!
Aweh! English Grade 3 Level 10 Reader 8 We get lots of things from the Earth that we need to stay alive. The Earth gives us trees, fruit and vegetables, and water. We also use things like sand and trees to make glass and paper. But if we use up everything that the...Oxford EduZone – Adding and Assessing Homework
This Oxford EduZone video shows you how to navigate to homework, click on “add homework” and shows you how to upload and assign the homework. We then show you how to log out of the teacher profile and log in to the learner profile and see the notification...Oxford EduZone – Adding Your Own Content.
This video shows you how to upload your own files, videos and links to use within Oxford...Oxford EduZone – The eBook Resources in the Library
This video shows you how to click on an Oxford EduZone eBook from the open library tab, shown on the left-hand panel. You will be shown how to navigate via the contents, as well as via page number (top centre of the eBook). Finally, you are shown how to navigate the...Oxford EduZone – eBook Bookmarking, Notes and Highlights Demo
This video shows the features of bookmarking, note-taking and highlighting, within Oxford EduZone’s...Oxford EduZone – Logging in to the Teacher Dashboard Demo
This video shows the login page for Oxford EduZone and how to enter the login credentials. The dashboard is the first to appear. Pop-ups explain what the dashboard shows, e.g. Time spent on the books. Then move to the left-hand navigation and clicks on the...Oxford EduZone Overview Video – Grade 10 Content
This is an overview video of Oxford EduZone’s enhanced eBooks and content for Grade 10, brought to you by Oxford University Press Southern...Oxford EduZone Overview Video – Grade 8 Content
An overview video of Oxford EduZone’s Grade 8 enhanced eBooks and content brought to you by Oxford University Press Southern...Taxation: A Transaction-Based Approach Book Review
Our title Taxation: A Transaction-Based Approach, has been reviewed in The Tax Professional by Mohamad Kamdar, a tax specialist at The South African Institution of Professional Accountants. Taxation: A Transaction-Based Approach presents a new and unique integrated...Help with times tables
Learning times tables off by heart makes mental maths much easier. It will boost your child’s confidence in their maths lessons at school, but it’s also a skill they’ll use all the time in the world outside school. Here, we’ve pulled together key information about how...The language of maths
Succeeding in mathematics (maths) depends greatly on how well you speak the language of maths. Imagine that you are presented with a test in a natural language you don’t speak. Or you may speak just enough of it to have everyday conversations, but not to understand or...
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