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Friday, November 22, 2024

Schools

‘It must stop now’: Limpopo Education MEC condemns bullying after shocking bullying video goes viral

‘It must stop now’: Limpopo Education MEC condemns bullying after shocking bullying video goes viral

By Simon Majadibodu | Published Nov 13, 2024

‘Bullying involves one or more people singling out deliberately and repeatedly hurting or harming physically or mentally another person or group of people,’ she added.

Unesco report finds Grade 3 maths tests not challenging enough

By Karen Singh | Published Nov 12, 2024

Education experts have called for learning materials to be more challenging and creative for Grade 3 pupils to improve their numeracy skills and better prepare them for higher grades.

Unesco report finds Grade 3 maths tests not challenging enough

Unesco report finds Grade 3 maths tests not challenging enough

Food poisoning outbreak sparks unrest in Mangaung schools as parents demand accountability

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Nov 8, 2024

Food poisoning outbreak sparks unrest in Mangaung schools as parents demand accountability

Shocking lack of sanitation facilities still exist in SA schools in 2024

By Okuhle Hlati | Published Nov 8, 2024

Shocking lack of sanitation facilities still exist in SA schools in 2024

Over 100 Katlehong pupils rushed to hospital after falling sick from foodborne illness

By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Nov 7, 2024

Over 100 Katlehong pupils rushed to hospital after falling sick from foodborne illness

How teachers can manage teenagers disruptive behaviour in the classroom

By Sarene Kloren | Published Nov 5, 2024

How teachers can manage teenagers disruptive behaviour in the classroom

Limpopo schools hit by storms, but matric exams unaffected, confirms department

By Simon Majadibodu | Published Oct 29, 2024

Limpopo schools hit by storms, but matric exams unaffected, confirms department

Close to 2,000 public schools in Gauteng lack classroom internet, DA urges faster internet rollout

By Simon Majadibodu | Published Oct 25, 2024

Close to 2,000 public schools in Gauteng lack classroom internet, DA urges faster internet rollout

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Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers

Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers

Rand volatility persists despite credit rating upgrade offering glimmer of hope

Rand volatility persists despite credit rating upgrade offering glimmer of hope

Low wages and transport stress deskless workers, report finds

Low wages and transport stress deskless workers, report finds

SA Human Rights Commission takes on ex-DA MP Renaldo Gouws over hate speech allegations

SA Human Rights Commission takes on ex-DA MP Renaldo Gouws over hate speech allegations

Bullying in schools: Education department takes action after video of learner being bullied goes viral

By Thobeka Mthembu | Published Oct 14, 2024

Bullying in schools: Education department takes action after video of learner being bullied goes viral

Bullying in schools: Education department takes action after video of learner being bullied goes viral

Making maths fun! Innovative teacher Sibusiso Mncube uses isiZulu and relatable scenarios to help learners

By Nomathamsanqa Sithathu | Published Oct 9, 2024

Making maths fun! Innovative teacher Sibusiso Mncube uses isiZulu and relatable scenarios to help learners

Making maths fun! Innovative teacher Sibusiso Mncube uses isiZulu and relatable scenarios to help learners

Why 34 million people a day are hooked on Duolingo’s language app

By Sarene Kloren | Published Oct 9, 2024

Why 34 million people a day are hooked on Duolingo’s language app

Why 34 million people a day are hooked on Duolingo’s language app

Vandalism, theft plague Durban schools

By Thami Magubane | Published Oct 7, 2024

Vandalism, theft plague Durban schools

Vandalism, theft plague Durban schools

Future engineers: 10 Joburg learners awarded bursaries for engineering studies

By Simon Majadibodu | Published Oct 1, 2024

Future engineers: 10 Joburg learners awarded bursaries for engineering studies

Future engineers: 10 Joburg learners awarded bursaries for engineering studies

Esteemed Archbishop Thabo Makgoba criticises government over education funding crisis

By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Sep 25, 2024

Esteemed Archbishop Thabo Makgoba criticises government over education funding crisis

Esteemed Archbishop Thabo Makgoba criticises government over education funding crisis

Gauteng Education places close to 300,000 Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners for 2025 admissions

By Simon Majadibodu | Published Sep 20, 2024

Gauteng Education places close to 300,000 Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners for 2025 admissions

Gauteng Education places close to 300,000 Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners for 2025 admissions

Exploring the relevance of the BELA Bill to home schooling

By Duduzile Zwane | Published Sep 18, 2024

Exploring the relevance of the BELA Bill to home schooling

Exploring the relevance of the BELA Bill to home schooling

Learners in Cape Town school ‘slave for sale’ incident sanctioned

By Nicola Daniels | Published Sep 17, 2024

Learners in Cape Town school ‘slave for sale’ incident sanctioned

Learners in Cape Town school ‘slave for sale’ incident sanctioned

Gauteng Education to cut transport and feeding schemes to save 3,400 teachers jobs amid R4.5 billion budget cut

By Simon Majadibodu | Published Sep 16, 2024

Gauteng Education to cut transport and feeding schemes to save 3,400 teachers jobs amid R4.5 billion budget cut

Gauteng Education to cut transport and feeding schemes to save 3,400 teachers jobs amid R4.5 billion budget cut

Gauteng Education Department slammed for spending R186 million on management fees instead of ECD

By Christopher Buda | Published Sep 16, 2024

Gauteng Education Department slammed for spending R186 million on management fees instead of ECD

Gauteng Education Department slammed for spending R186 million on management fees instead of ECD

Mandela Children’s Fund says Bela Bill could improve reading comprehension

By Staff Reporter | Published Sep 16, 2024

Mandela Children’s Fund says Bela Bill could improve reading comprehension

Mandela Children’s Fund says Bela Bill could improve reading comprehension

Bela Bill exposes divisions in SA

By Sibusiso Mboto | Published Sep 15, 2024

Bela Bill exposes divisions in SA

Bela Bill exposes divisions in SA

Gauteng Education MEC Chiloane urges President Ramaphosa to sign BELA Bill, despite DA opposition

By Christopher Buda | Published Sep 12, 2024

Gauteng Education MEC Chiloane urges President Ramaphosa to sign BELA Bill, despite DA opposition

Gauteng Education MEC Chiloane urges President Ramaphosa to sign BELA Bill, despite DA opposition

Basic Education Minister Gwarube to approach Treasury about ‘painful’ budget cuts

By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published Sep 6, 2024

Basic Education Minister Gwarube to approach Treasury about ‘painful’ budget cuts

Basic Education Minister Gwarube to approach Treasury about ‘painful’ budget cuts

McKenzie and Gwarube sign MOU to revitalise sports and the arts in schools

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published Sep 5, 2024

McKenzie and Gwarube sign MOU to revitalise sports and the arts in schools

McKenzie and Gwarube sign MOU to revitalise sports and the arts in schools

Pencil in boy’s left eye will cost education department R2.5m

By Zelda Venter | Published Sep 3, 2024

Pencil in boy’s left eye will cost education department R2.5m

Pencil in boy’s left eye will cost education department R2.5m