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    Local principal receives top honours

    Mon, 23 Apr 2012
    Christel House has given formal recognition to its top principal for the extensive work he has done in mentoring learners from severely disadvantaged backgrounds, as well as his contribution to developing and growing the school.

    Edupeg programme reaches 65 000 learners

    Thu, 19 Apr 2012
    The Edupeg programme, which aims to provide material and practical assistance to promote numeracy and literacy in primary schools located in under-developed communities, has reached 65 000 learners in the first quarter of 2012.

    KZN exceeds target for national school sports programme

    Fri, 13 Apr 2012
    At least 2 500 KwaZulu-Natal schools have responded enthusiastically to national government’s school sports programme known as the Magnificent Wednesday Campaign, exceeding the target by 1 000 schools.

    KZN exceeds target for national school sports programme

    Fri, 13 Apr 2012
    At least 2 500 KwaZulu-Natal schools have responded enthusiastically to national government’s school sports programme known as the Magnificent Wednesday Campaign, exceeding the target by 1 000 schools.


    CLASSROOMS

    Sasol hands over new ash classrooms to DoE

    Tue, 10 Apr 2012
    Using a fine ash to create a foamed cement mixture Sasol has built eight new classrooms for Thistle Grove Combined School. The initiative stemmed from an ever-increasing demand for suitable learning environments.

    EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT

    Dlamini rallies community support for ECD

    Mon, 02 Apr 2012
    Communities have been challenged to start championing for the right of children to have access to quality early childhood development centres. "This is something we as a country must start to prioritise" said Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini.

    PROVINCIAL EDUCATION

    Spotlight on provincial education HR management

    Mon, 26 Mar 2012
    The Council of Education Ministers recently identified the urgent need to scrutinise how human resource management is conducted in provincial education departments to enhance and improve the quality of education.

    SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

    Learners urged to choose critical skills subjects

    Thu, 22 Mar 2012
    The Gauteng government has encouraged high school learners to select school subjects that would enable them to pursue scarce and critical tertiary qualifications in order to close the skills shortage gaps.


    Using technology to enhance education

    Fri, 16 Mar 2012
    Education in the Western Cape Province received a boost when Vodacom donated a fully equipped computer lab with internet connectivity to Mondale High School. This initiative links into Vodacom’s strategy to use technology to improve education in South Africa.

    Deadline looms to register for matric exams

    Tue, 13 Mar 2012
    Schools have been given registration forms for learners to fill in and return before 15 March 2012 in order to write the Grade 12 examinations at the end of the year announced the Gauteng Education Department.

    Plan to improve Maths, languages at Gauteng schools

    Mon, 12 Mar 2012
    The Language and Mathematics Strategy which would incorporate 811 priority primary schools was developed to complete the interventions aimed at strengthen ing these subjects in primary schools, according to provincial Education MEC Barbara Creecy.

    Changing lives for good

    Mon, 12 Mar 2012
    School uniforms, food and chairs were delivered to needy pupils when two major women-centred organisations collaborated to bring these much needed gifts to underprivileged students. The aim is to enable learning in poorer communities.

    Back to school campaign a hit

    Fri, 09 Mar 2012
    More than 200 disadvantaged learners from Orange Farm will receive school uniforms, shoes, and stationery as part of the 2012 Nedbank Back to School national campaign.

    Educators should instil a love of reading

    Thu, 08 Mar 2012
    The importance of reading as a catalyst of learning received special attention during the Annual National Teachers' Conference which offered local educators skills training in the subject areas of Mathematics and Languages.

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