Are you a Language Arts or English teacher looking to get the most out of your students? We know how important it is for our youth to be equipped with effective language skills at all levels of study, which is why we...
- ENTRIES NOW CLOSED - Calling all future scientists and their teachers! Now is your chance to get involved in the fight against climate change by taking part in our Young Caribbean Environmental Scientist of the Year Competition, for the...
- ENTRIES NOW CLOSED - I am so excited to be one of the Judges for this competition. If you are a teacher or student in Year 1 to Year 11 then you are invited to sign up now. All...
#MaximisingMaths Part 2 is here with four more maths webinars coming in January 2023! In September, we held our first ever bumper series of Maths webinars, exploring how key skills such as problem-solving, connecting, reasoning and communicating can not only...
The digital versions of our brand new 2023 catalogues are available now! Our new catalogues contain our latest and upcoming publishing and resources for primary and secondary schools. Click below to browse and keep an eye out for the tribute...
Macmillan Education Caribbean is excited to announce our first ever bumper series of online Maths webinars launching this September! Using our new maths series, Max Maths - Making Real-World Connections and Max Maths Primary: A Singapore Approach, the Maximising Maths...
We are excited to announce that Macmillan Caribbean will be running an exciting series of on-demand webinars this September! The series of webinars, titled Level Up Literacy, will be hosted by literacy expert, teacher trainer and author Charlotte Rance. ...
By Dr Joanne Simmons-Boyce "Wait! You went Halifax an' come back?" This question would typically be posed by a Barbadian grandparent/parent to a child who lingered whilst running an errand. But how many Bajan girls dream of visiting Halifax? I most...
By Deborah Roberts Recently, I was asked by Macmillan Education Caribbean to provide a quote about women in science. My initial thought was why me? I was really busy at the time, but it stopped me in my tracks and...
