Vhafamadi Secondary School rebuilt with NLC funding
Creating opportunities for themselves while uplifting the community
Individual attention is impossible to achieve in crowded classrooms
Enveloped by a choking shroud of toxic smog, New Delhi has declared a public health emergency as Lahore is also covered
Protests disrupted schooling in Klipspruit West after a black principal was brought into the largely coloured area
Strong leaders, getting the basics right and a can-do attitude steer a school to success, a study says
Ditching private schools will ensure that the wealthy invest in education for their offspring – and all children will benefit
But the problem goes well beyond Vuwani, it said on Thursday, and shows every sign of getting worse.
Is the solution then to declare schools national key points?
Specialist says contact sport policy isn’t "necessarily supported by HIV transmission evidence" but school says it’s in line with the SA Schools Act.
How should policies change, and are schools infringing on children’s constitutional rights?
Positive use of cellphones appears to be limited to mundane tasks such as contacting friends to check homework.
The basic education department is encouraging universities to direct students into the psychosocial field to help school pupils.
After protests in Vuwani saw 22 schools damaged, a group of young people from a West Rand township has offered to supply books.
No other school wants to take the children in, scared of being torched too.
Security officials say that leading figures in Vuwani are behind the protests against inclusion in the new Malamulele municipality
Our children are entitled to top-quality education and to the best teachers and teaching resources available, regardless of where they live.
Children at 49% of these schools have no sanitation facilities or totally inadequate ones
Children with disabilities are not being properly catered to by SA’s so-called special schools.
Mtundini Saphepha, a caretaker at a primary school, recounts how he was stuck in excreta when a latrine collapsed.
Campaigners say move to pull award-winning writer Jonathan Safran Foer’s novel Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close raises constitutional concerns.
The government might think a gay parenting film is too confusing for school, but pupils don’t.
Panyaza Lesufi has boldly claimed that every chalkboard in every matric classroom will be replaced with a smart board by July.
There is a direct correlation and a causal relationship between school infrastructure and attendance. Tablets can’t replace roofs, walls, electricity.
Our education system is often described as being in crisis. A recent claim says 80% of schools could be "dysfunctional". Afrika Check looked into it.
Gender activists have welcomed talks between two departments about ways to reduce teenage pregnancies, but no decision has yet been taken.
Religion should be a part of the South African school curriculums to foster greater tolerance, writes Panyaza Lesufi.
A nonprofit school says traditional teaching models are outdated: pupils learn better if the content is relevant and speaks to them interactively.
The police will be assessing and improving security at boarding schools in Nigeria in response to Boko Haram attacks and kidnappings.
Teachers should be in school, on time, Zuma has said repeatedly in previous speeches – except when he’s in town. Now the department is investigating.
The ANC election manifesto has big, ambitious ideas for education, but can the party deliver on them?
A man has been arrested after an Elsies River boy was shot and wounded while on his way to his first day of grade one.