The Equal Education Law Centre has launched an application against the department over its failure to provide education to children affected by last year’s Usindiso fire
A Rand Water executive and his bodyguard were killed in a shooting the Zakariyya Park community hall where a school donation function was taking place
Gauteng schools feel the pressure to place more than 700 000 primary and secondary school pupils
The Special Tribunal has granted the Special Investigating Unit’s request to recover monies for irregular contracts to decontaminate schools of the coronavirus
Detailing the terror of children struggling without lifejackets after their rafts broke apart, the report said that teachers were distracted and contributed to the death of a…
Gauteng Premier David Makhura bows to pressure inside and outside the ANC, returning Lesufi to his former post
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says parents attempting to register their children today will not be successful
These regulations will give preferential rights to pupils to attend the school closest to them, no matter whether they apply first or last
Schools must accept the nearest pupils first, regardless of their language or ability to pay
Discipline in schools is about authority and leadership
Feeder zones are the geographical areas from which a school admits learners
Applications through the online admissions system opened on April 16 and will close at midnight on Tuesday morning
An art teacher, who has resigned from the school, allegedly threatened to blow up the boarding house and referred to his pupils as monkeys
"About 130 000 learners from other provinces and 2 000 learners from other countries have relocated to the Western Cape"
Mpisi encouraged parents and communities to effective learning and teaching throughout the year, by not participating in disruptive activities.
Those anxiously waiting to be placed at schools include 7 092 pupils whose parents applied online.
The rapidly expanding middle class wants a better education for their children.
Parents claim Panyaza Lesufi is ignoring some of the findings of two damning auditors’ reports.
About 40 Thembelihle children have not been admitted to schools yet, which parents have blamed on the Gauteng education department’s incompetency.
Parents take to the streets to protest against a school’s decision to only admit Afrikaans pupils.
