Six public schools are going to court to defend their right to promote the Christian faith
The CHE, an independent statutory body established by the Higher Education Act, last year reviewed the LLB at 17 of the country’s universities.
Most culprits get a light slap for dismissible offences, some of which are criminal.
Teachers are unhappy with the department’s plan to build a repository of ‘high-quality’ questions.
OGOD has been battling with the schools since 2014 when its founder tried to interdict the schools from advertising themselves as Christian.
Compensation from provincial education departments is a pittance while schools grant hundreds of millions of rands, depleting their budgets.
It is a lost cause unless the department can show how the results will help educators
It is exploring the idea of asking more food manufacturers to provide poor learners with a morning meal.
Mandarin, Nama and French are being introduced to schools to boost pupils’ prospects
Central to changes in the curriculum to reflect African realities are history and languages