Department of Basic Education
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New history curriculum shifts focus to African perspective in SA schools
South Africa’s proposed history curriculum shifts towards African perspectives, critical thinking and enquiry-based learning across all grades.
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Government proposal to reshape school history curriculum sparks debate over colonial-era content
A government proposal to overhaul South Africa’s school history curriculum has triggered fierce debate over which historical events should be taught, with critics warning that key colonial-period topics may be…
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Government warns students against bogus colleges
Government warns against unregistered colleges exploiting students. Students urged to verify college registration status before enrolling to avoid worthless qualifications.
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Government reminds matrics that second chance exams are free
The DBE confirms Second Chance Programme services are free for unsuccessful matric candidates. Register to rewrite NSC exams without payment.
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‘No school may withhold reports due to fee arrears’ – parents urged to report violations
Find out what the law says: no school may withhold academic reports due to fee arrears, upholding the rights of every learner.
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Education minister condemns bullying, violence after Milnerton High assault
Siviwe Gwarube, Minister of Basic Education, says there’s no place for violence and bullying in schools.
