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His resignation comes a month after he was forced to issue an apology for writing a pro-Palestine on his Facebook page.
The Bishops Diocesan College alumni body said that the pro-Palestine post by council chairperson Crispin Sonn caused immediate conflict within the Bishops community.
The post which has since been deleted, left a bitter taste on the Bishops council which led Crispin Sonn to apologise for his actions.
The Gauteng Department of Education said there was evidence of different children playing different roles. It said the error was to selectively post pictures that excluded some learners playing in other career roles.
Online schools provide a flexible and accessible approach to education.
The matriculants of Trinityhouse are set for success following a schooling career grounded in future-focused excellence.
It’s almost time for the 2024 school year to commence and with it, there might be some students who have not yet enrolled.
Understanding what contributes to a child's success in online learning is crucial.
Saftu’s General Secretary, Zwelinzima Vavi said the PP report dealing with complaints in the basic education sector confirmed their worst worries.
Following the release of Census 2022 by Statistics South Africa on Tuesday, political party Build One South Africa (BOSA) called for education minister Angie Motshekga to be fired.
Optimi Home creates an environment where Grade R to 12 learners can feel right at home.
Councillors, social workers and security guards will be deployed to a number of high risk schools in Gauteng, with a school safety summit planned for October.
The trajectory of the BRICS bloc will be guided by those who prioritise, invest in, and secure a robust Mathematical foundation for their youth — a lesson South Africa should heed.
While parents are increasingly considering online schooling as a viable option for their children, the massive range of schools and their differences in offerings and quality can be overwhelming for those who have not gone this route before.
The British Council recently honoured 21 exceptional South African learners from schools in Sandton, Alberton, Northcliff and Midrand.
Cellular network MTN is calling on the community to remain vigilant and report vandalism, saying load shedding, battery theft and vandalism has had a significant impact on network connectivity.
OPINION: We may rescue reading. Our stuff might be deep, but South African courage and spirit is deeper.
Education expert Hendrick Makaneta says that more focus should be on ways to address the ‘skewed’ basic education levels so that children from poor communities and schools can stand an equal chance against their peers from more affluent schools.
The 100% free certificate course takes the form of a 2D online game which is currently running and will be live until 25 June 2023.
There are 24 871 schools nationally, however records show that only 310 have installed generators, 13 have uninterrupted power supply (UPS) devices and 19 have both installed at schools.
OPINION: Good educators have long understood that a teacher is but a facilitator of thinking and the best teacher is the one who asks probing questions that push the learner, of any age, to explore and think about something that lies outside their understanding.
South Africa’s education system is in crisis.
OPINION: Equally important is student wellness. Children are multi-faceted, complex creatures. By factoring in their mental well-being in our education plan, we can see problems coming, and we can deal with them quickly and appropriately.
OPINION: In this culture, there is no room for grace, no mechanism to reconcile, and no right to air the issues bilaterally in a safe and contained manner.
The donation of shoes by Octotel has restored hope to the learners at Langa High School.