Lingitjhudu Secondary School (in Ekangala, east of Pretoria), is trying by all means to adhere to…
Lingitjhudu Secondary School Struggles to Maintain to COVID-19 Regulations Read Post »
The first day of school for the new year was on 15 February 2021. For learners at Mpumelelo…
Chaos on the First Day of School Read Post »
Khanya College in partnership with the Foundation for Human Rights (FHR) has introduced a new 12-month project…
Khanya College Launches Community Monitoring Project Read Post »
The debate on the re-opening of schools during the COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a lot of controversies…
The State of Readiness in Public Schools Read Post »
A movement of learners, parents and teachers took to the streets of two regions in…
National School Nutrition Progamme Awareness Campaign Read Post »
This year has been a difficult year for learners like Noluvuyo Somacala, a student from…
Learners Lack Confidence About Final Exams Read Post »
Schools are battling to make up for the lost days while also managing the hostile environment under which they have come to operate. Learners are not used to learning in such an environment and this could result in an increase in the number of dropouts…
Learners Under Pressure To Finish Curriculum Read Post »
Some ministers in our Government have unashamedly used the COVID-19 pandemic to enrich themselves. Amidst the pandemics of COVID-19, capitalism, classism, racism and gender-based violence, people of faith have, for the most part, been quiet.
A High School Principal’s Spiritual Reflection Read Post »
The transformation of our education system never took place after 1994. Closing them to protect our children from the COVID-19 pandemic is the best thing to do.
Children’s Resource Centre Supports Call to Close Schools Now Read Post »
“While learners are at home, families should encourage them to read and have a routine. It’s also important to have honest conversations about the difficulties of reading. Some people struggle to read. Families are trying to balance a lot at…”
Reading During The Lockdown Read Post »
We, the under-mentioned concerned high school and primary school principals herewith make an urgent appeal to our honourable president and all members of cabinet. Our appeal is for Government to review its decision to reopen schools…
Concerned Principals Appeal to Keep Schools Closed Read Post »
“The government’s decision to postpone the June exams to December, and the silence about when the December exam is going to be held, is an admission that given the Covid-19 conditions it will be impossible for public schools to recover the time lost in 2020.”
Deepening class inequalities: Minister Motshekga’s hidden agenda to open public schools! Read Post »
