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The Democratic Alliance raises concerns over the Gauteng Department of Education's significant budget cuts to Schools of Specialisation, arguing that this will hinder the development of critical skills needed for economic growth.
The school principal testified that the teacher was on a final written warning but still failed to submit marks for 12 classes, and the school was unable to compile reports in respect of the affected learners.
Puseletso Malobola, a former matric learner from Soshanguve, finally receives her matric certificate after a four-year struggle, aided by the South African Human Rights Commission and a dedicated supporter.
A Grade 4 learner at Moriting Primary School in Limpopo tragically passed away after swallowing a pen lid, prompting an outpouring of grief from the education community and raising urgent questions about school safety.
SAOU warns that the government's Early Retirement Programme could devastate the education sector, risking the loss of experienced educators
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education's appointment of 1 530 critical educators fills crucial gaps in Mathematics, Sciences and Technical subjects, with teacher unions welcoming the move as bringing 'stability to schools and job security to educators'.
Recent statistics reveal a troubling increase in sexual harassment and abuse cases involving teachers in South African schools, highlighting the urgent need for effective safeguarding measures.
Western Cape Education MEC David Maynier unveils a historic R33. 259 billion budget aimed at improving educational outcomes, supporting vulnerable learners, and addressing infrastructure needs, amidst criticism from opposition leaders and unions.
The United Africans Transformation party has condemned the South African government's failure to meet its own deadline for eradicating dangerous pit toilets in schools, with 141 facilities still putting thousands of children at risk despite 30 years of democracy.
After a tornado devastated Seatides Combined School in oThongathi, the community, led by Gift of the Givers, has come together to restore the school, with part of it now ready for pupils.
Shocking revelation: Nine teachers with sexual offence convictions are still teaching in Gauteng primary and special schools, sparking outrage and demands for immediate dismissal
After years of her party criticising government delays in eradicating dangerous pit toilets in schools, Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube now emphasises that safety and quality infrastructure matter more than deadlines.
The Eastern Cape Education Department has reversed its decision to deregister Bergview College where seven-year-old Cwecwe was allegedly raped, allowing the school to remain open while multiple government agencies investigate the disturbing case that has sparked nationwide protests.
Build One South Africa strongly endorses Minister Gwarube's decisive call for mandatory vetting of all school staff against the National Register for Sex Offenders, while demanding clear timelines and accountability following the horrific Eastern Cape child rape case that exposed critical gaps in school safety measures.
This past week I had to navigate the emotional rollercoaster of my son's first school report, filled with pride, laughter, and valuable lessons about hard work.
Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube has condemned the alleged rape of a seven-year-old girl at Bergview College, calling for justice and highlighting the urgent need for action against violence in schools.
Parents at Centenary Secondary School in Asherville are demanding accountability from the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education following multiple violent incidents, including a stabbing and alleged racial fight.
The KZN Department of Education is investigating a senior teacher at Shakaskraal Primary School for allegedly using school resources for political activities and coercing staff and students to wear political party regalia.
After a year of trials and tribulations, Damelin is back on track, achieving full registration status.
South Africans expressed their outrage and concerns over President Cyril Ramaphosa suggestion to close schools for two years.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has acknowledged past failures in education reform.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has acknowledged past failures in education reform.
Snake sightings, holes in the floors, and missing roofs and doors are just some hazards faced by learners at Mahlolwaneng Primary School in Limpopo, leaving parents demanding urgent intervention.
As part of its Rapid School Building Programme, the WCED is set to complete three additional schools, addressing the urgent need for educational infrastructure in the Western Cape.
Careless utterances and thumb-suck estimates of 19 000 teacher retrenchments in KwaZulu-Natal alone clearly indicate that the minister’s intentions were meant to create anxiety and stress in the teaching fraternity and amongst parents.