Education
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Milpark Education: Accessible pathways to higher education remain open for South Africa’s youth
As matric results are released across South Africa, thousands of learners face mix emotions especially for those who missed university deadlines, fell short of entry requirements or are still waiting […]
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AVBOB Road to Literacy help kinders om te lees en te droom
Jou benoeming kan die verskil maak tussen ’n kind wat sukkel om te lees en ’n kind wat die voordele van lees ten volle kan benut.
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Checkers and Edu Invest launch R5 Back-to-School stationery drive for Cape Town learners
Edu Invest and Checkers launch Act for Change campaign, enabling Western Cape shoppers to donate from R5 for learners’ stationery needs.
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Free Second Chance Programme for matric learners who failed NSC exams
The Free Second Chance Programme for matrics who failed offers vital support and alternative pathways for learners to succeed.
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Reddam House Durbanville celebrates Cambridge International AS Level distinctions
Reddam House Durbanville is once again celebrating excellent Cambridge International AS and A Level results.
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Talle dubbeldore onder die nuwe graad 1’s wat by Gene Louw aantree
Die Laerskool Gene Louw in Durbanville het sy nuwe graad 1-leerders reeds Dinsdag 13 Januarie – ’n dag voor die skool amptelik geopen het – verwelkom om hulle ’n voorsmakie te gee van hul eerste skooljaar.
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New high school opens in Ilitha Park to address Khayelitsha school demand
A new high school was officially opened at Ilitha Park today (13 January) to meet the demand for high schools in and around Khayelitsha.
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WATCH | Thousands of learners miss first day of school
While parents posted back-to-school photos on social media, thousands queued from 05:00 at education offices seeking school placement.
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More than 100 000 Grade 1 learners start the school year across the Western Cape
Western Cape welcomes over 100,000 Grade 1 learners on their first day of school, with emotional parents and education minister celebrating.
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School remains closed due to extensive damage from a gale
School remains closed, amid the start of the new term.
