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How schools could work during Covid
Ahead of their opening, the basic education department has given schools three models to consider to ensure physical distancing
Parents must participate in schools to protect their children
Last week my helper’s daughter started grade 8 at a girls’ high school in Soweto.
Motshekga congratulates poor, rural schools for producing brilliant learners
With 12-million students in 26 000 schools, the education system is under pressure to teach the next generation. Education minister says it’s working
EDITORIAL: State’s empty-headed PR
When journalists send questions to government spokespersons, they do not do so because they are bored and have nothing to do
Motshekga delivers education plans in pre-budget vote media briefing
Minister says key focus will be on teaching children in early grades to read and do maths
Matric results 2016: 18 schools obtain 0% pass rate
The majority of the schools are from KwaZulu-Natal, where 10 schools had no national senior certificate passes.
Education dept mulls baby rape exam question’s exclusion
Basic education is looking at excluding a baby rape question from a matric exam paper after it caused an uproar with teachers, pupils and parents.
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