Eastern Cape teachers may finally be paid and posts filled now that Legal Resources Centre has filed a class action lawsuit against the government.
More than 100 pupils have to share a single toilet at over half of the high schools in Tembisa, found nongovernmental organisation Equal Education.
Winner: Investing in the Future Education Award — Tiger Kloof Educational Institution
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This country must find ways to keep girls in school and educate them about HIV prevention.
Readers share their opinions on terrorism and the Westgate massacre, school pupil neglect and the lack of water in villages.
Comment by Dr Herman J van Vuuren.
The SA Teachers Union has been investigating the possibility of an internationally recognised, separate Afrikaans matric examination, says a report.
A decision to close 17 Western Cape schools at the end of last year has been set aside.
Not one of Alapha Secondary School’s 20 pupils passed their 2012 matric exams and is only one example of the dire state of South Africa’s schools.
A strategic partnership to enrich public discourse about teaching and teachers.
Riso Africa is the winner of the Innovation in Renewables Award.
From contraception for schoolchildren to PrePex circumcisions, we discuss the Aids-prevention efforts debated at the SA Aids conference.
At least 28% of schoolgirls across SA are HIV positive, a figure blamed on sexual relationships between young women and older men, say reports.
As the ANC goes to its elective conference in Mangaung, we look at the resolutions made at the 2007 Polokwane conference. What have they achieved?
The parlous state of the South African state education system has seen a boost in enrolment at private schools.
A new construction technique could deliver schools in six months.
Below is a shortened version of the Budget Speech presented by MEC Senzo Mchunu on behalf of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education.
Young South Africans do not perceive themselves to be at risk of contracting HIV, which make calls for innovative education more urgent.
There’s no link between a pupil stabbing a teacher in Soweto and comments by Cosas on pupil retaliation, the provincial congress said on Friday.
<b>Alan Clarke</b> outlines the role of the class teacher/tutor.
A British study shows that the poorest people in the London borough of Westminster live 17 years less than the richest.
Helping children to recognise patterns in maths and repeating exercises often leads to better problem-solving skills,writes <b>Aarnout Brombacher</b>.
<b>Granville Whittle</b> sheds light on how teachers will benefit from this initiative.
Making use of these tips will help you to be a better teacher, writes <b>Richard Hayward</b>.
Do you remember a field trip you went on at school? Very likely. Do you also remember what you did in class the next day? Most unlikely
Westerford High is helping to set up a new school,
writes <B>Cornia Pretorius</b>.
Since 2004 government has emphasised qualitative passes moving away from artificial increases, writes <b>Nick Taylor</b>.
The pandemic has placed a strain on education. <b>Lesley Wood</b> gives teachers some pointers on how to deal with this subject.
Now is a good time for schools to review the work of their school governing body and the ethical conduct of its members, writes <b>Alan Clarke</b>.
Attention to detail, self-discipline and good teaching
add up to a good academic record, writes <b>Yazeed Kamaldien</b>.
For the first time since 1994, national government has invoked legislation and taken over the running of a provincial education department.
Trade union federation Cosatu has thrown its weight behind an education NGO’s campaign to encourage learners to get to school on time.