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An open letter to my Springbok
Opinion
Anonymous
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25 Nov 2021
From an old acquaintance* with benefits
Pupils Speak Out: Resources and pupil behaviour
Article
Anonymous
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16 Sep 2015
Three pupils from two different schools discuss the major differences between being a pupil in Jo'burg's inner city and one in the Northern suburbs.
Pupils Speak Out: Rich and poor schools
Article
Anonymous
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9 Sep 2015
An illuminating discussion between two pupils demonstrates that affluent and less well-off schools offer very different experiences.
Been there, seen it, believe it
Article
Anonymous
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2 Apr 2015
It could have been the ketamine but, as Anonymous writes, he was won over after an extraordinary vision.
Pupils Speak Out: If you can’t give us textbooks, give us computers
Article
Anonymous
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4 Mar 2015
The basic education minister should give pupils textbooks and technology, but in reality there's still a lack of these critical education aids.
Pupils Speak Out: Peer pressure against using protection
Article
Anonymous
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12 Feb 2015
Pupils are sometimes pressured by peers to not use protection when sexually active, or even pressurise others to fall pregnant, writes one pupil.
Pupils Speak Out: Unqualified, disinterested teachers debilitate learning
Article
Anonymous
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29 Jan 2015
Shortages, unqualified teachers and those giving lessons in areas they don't like are adding to education problems, writes one pupil.
SPIKE Pupils Speak Out: Give us transport
Article
Anonymous
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12 Dec 2014
Government workers and big business should face higher taxes so there is more money for scholar transport, an Eastern Cape pupil says.
Pupils Speak Out: Don’t make pupils walk so far, give them transport
Article
Anonymous
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11 Dec 2014
Tax government workers and big business more so there is more money for scholar transport, an Eastern Cape pupil says.
Pupils Speak Out: ‘They beat us in a way they would not beat their children’
Article
Anonymous
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4 Dec 2014
Corporal punishment may be illegal, but pupils are subjected to it anyway - leading them to feel ashamed to go to school. One pupil tells their story.
Pupils Speak Out: It’s not only pupils at no-fee schools that need feeding schemes
Article
Anonymous
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26 Nov 2014
Government intervention is necessary to ensure that all children do not study on hungry stomachs because they are tired and drained.
Pupils Speak Out: Wrath and hate where there should be warmth and love
Article
Anonymous
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20 Nov 2014
The school environment should be a place where teenagers feel safe and happy, but for many young lesbians it can be a living hell.
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