Education

TVET student protests are the result of years of neglect

Colleges should not play second fiddle to universities

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Opinion | 30 January 2017

Thousands of Gauteng learners still have no school

Province struggles to place large intake of learners

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News | 27 January 2017

The long day of a rural teacher

“Everyone is complaining about being tired”

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News | 27 January 2017

Nkandla residents demand crèches

Community wants answers from the Department of Social Development

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News | 26 January 2017

No place for kids, so community starts informal school in Milnerton

But provincial government says it isn’t recognised formal education

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News | 26 January 2017

Masiphumelele school launches turnaround plan

Campaign to boost matric pass rate from 48% to 84%

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Brief | 24 January 2017

Education Department in spat with Human Rights Commission

Department told to deliver textbooks and stationery

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Brief | 23 January 2017

Two years later, Eastern Cape school still has broken roof

Neglected King William’s Town school also lacks teachers

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News | 23 January 2017

Masiphumelele parents waiting for school places for their children

“I thought I was safe when I applied early”

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News | 19 January 2017

School in resort town starts 2017 in crisis

Shortage of teachers, textbooks and classrooms in Jeffreys Bay school

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News | 16 January 2017

Raising South Africa: informal crèches are desperate for aid

Despite lots of formal rules and lip-service, the state provides little help

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Feature | 13 January 2017

8% matric pass rate - and this year could be worse, warn teachers at Libode school

Eastern Cape schools start the year short of teachers

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News | 12 January 2017

Less than half of Masiphumelele matrics pass

Violence and disruptions blamed for poor results

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News | 11 January 2017

In photos: A new generation starts school

Khayelitsha’s Isiphiwo Primary welcomes Grade R learners

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Photo Essay | 11 January 2017

Government finishes Sans Souci investigation

School principal Charmaine Murray retires

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Brief | 10 January 2017

School funding: South Africa can learn from the world

Some countries have managed to improve outcomes for their most disadvantaged learners

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Opinion | 9 December 2016