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OISESA undertook 167 quality assurance visits during 2025, working with a diverse range of schools across Southern Africa. Schools were asked...

We are delighted to welcome four wonderful new mentors to our stellar team: Sibongile Dlamini, Barbara Daniel, Joan Schmidt, and Malcolm Williams....

Audrey Mazibuko concludes her formal mentoring role after more than four decades of service in education. Audrey devoted 41 years to education and served Masibambane...

Liz Klug has been associated with OISESA since its inception, bringing extensive leadership, mentoring, and governance expertise to her role as mentor. Her former experience...

Welcome to the Mentor Team We are delighted to welcome four wonderful new mentors to our stellar team: Sibongile Dlamini, Barbara Daniel, Joan Schmidt, and...

Feedback Report 2024 Schools OISESA undertook 168 quality assurance visits during 2024, working with a diverse range of schools across Southern Africa. Schools were asked...

A Tribute to Steve Rees Stephen Rees was the former Headmaster at Japari School where he worked from 2002 – 2020. Japari is an independent...

A Tribute to Barbara Houghton Barbara Houghton was the former Headmistress and High School Principal of Springfield Convent School where she worked from 2011 –...

A Tribute to Merritt Watson Merritt Watson left OISESA at the end of 2024 to take care of her flourishing private practice as an Educational...

Research, Reflection, Self-Evaluation: 2025 Revisions As OISESA enters its third year of operation in 2025, we continue to revise our quality assurance programme for schools...

A Tribute to Guy Pearson OISESA opened its doors two years ago on 1 May 2022 when Margot Long was appointed as the inaugural Executive...

Mentors We are proud to announce the appointment of 5 new mentors to the OISESA team this year! Welcome Merritt Watson, Hester Hill, Gillian Boltman,...

Feedback Report 2023 Schools OISESA undertook 151 quality assurance visits during 2023, working with a diverse range of schools across Southern Africa. Schools were asked...