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Bridging the Digital Divide: Why SchoolNet South Africa puts ”Teachers First” in the AI Revolution
Digital Promise blog by SchoolNet SA – Teachers First: Building AI Practices That Work in South Africa
At SchoolNet South Africa, we have always believed that the heart of digital transformation isn’t the hardware in the room—it’s the educator at the front of it.
Recently, our Executive Director, Omashani Naidoo, was featured on the global Digital Promise platform to share our unique South African perspective on Artificial Intelligence in education. In her article, “Teachers First: Building AI Practices Th...Read more
Updated Curriculum Resources (ToolKit)
At SchoolNet South Africa, we know that the right resource at the right time can transform a lesson. That’s why we have spent time refreshing our Curriculum Resources document to ensure it’s packed with the most relevant, impactful tools for the 2026 academic year.
Whether you are looking for CAPS-aligned lesson plans, subject-specific apps, or the latest in AI, this updated guide is designed to save you time and spark creativity in your classroom.
We have curated a massive list of links and tools, including:
AI for...Read more
The 2025 Matric Results: How Volume and Performance Shaped Provincial Outcomes
The 2025 South African National Senior Certificate (NSC) examination results highlights the educational landscape across all nine provinces and independent schools. Organised by learner volume, the data reveals a strong correlation between scale and performance, with KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng leading in the number of learners who wrote the examinations. This visualisation serves as a critical benchmark for assessing regional educational outcomes and the distribution of academic resources across the country.
For more inf...Read more
In Memorium- Jenny Glennie
In Memorium- Jenny Glennie
It is with deep sadness that we mourn the sudden and tragic passing of Jenny Glennie, a cherished board member of SchoolNet South Africa over the past 18 years.
Jenny was far more than a board member; she was a pillar of our community, a passionate advocate for equitable education, and a wise, steady hand guiding our mission. Her deep commitment to leveraging technology for learning touched countless educators and students across the nation. She believed fiercely in the power of connected, op...Read more
