Education
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Who is protecting SA’s future teachers against violence, fear?
From teaching practice to police station: Who is protecting South Africa’s future teachers?
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Learners’ language proficiency is tested in a spelling competition
Spelling Bee and Story Review competitions improve learners’ language proficiency, confidence, and critical thinking skills.
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Jeug smul weer aan stroopsoet Naln-oes
Die personeel van die Nasionale Afrikaanse Letterkundige Museum en Navorsingsentrum het vanjaar hul lemoenoes aan Ons Kinderhuis geskenk.
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All eyes on evening sky: Venus ‘meeting’ Jupiter will dazzle, no telescope needed
The planets Venus and Jupiter will over the next few days appear to move closer to each other and can be viewed 45 minutes after sunset.
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Harte én beursies wyd oop vir Engo-kinders
Die jaarlikse Meesterstuk-konsert het op 22 en 23 Mei by Leopards & Lace plaasgevind waarop geld ingesamel is vir vyf jeugsorgsentrums.
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Free State department probes teacher over corporal punishment of a Grade 3 learner
The Free State Department of Education has launched an investigation into allegations of a teacher’s involvement in corporal punishment, following an arrest.
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Padtekens in Fichardtpark maak skooltoegaan veiliger
Jeuglede van AfriForum het padmerke in Fichardtpark geverf om dit veiliger te maak vir skoliere, voetgangers en padgebruikers.
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Tuin verryk kinders se leer-ervaring in terapie-sessies
‘n Sensoriese tuin is in April by die Martie du Plessis-skool in Bloemfontein geopen wat nou gebruik gaan word in terapie-sessies.
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Klub se laaste saamkuier vind ná 71j. van toewyding plaas
Die Universiteit van die Vrystaat Vroueklub het in April sy laaste geselligheid gehou ná 71 waarop die vroue gereeld byeengekom het.
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Schools stuck in crisis mode
South Africa’s school system collapsed due to various complex factors strengthen the case for the urgent recognition of school social work as a specialised field.
