Education
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Education lobby group criticizes WCED’s handling of Neumann case
Education group SAC-E accuses WCED of attacking Wesley Neumann’s character and spreading misinformation in ongoing legal battle.
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Blisters for Bread Walk at risk without R1.5 million sponsorship
To deliver the event and to ensure it remains accessible for the community, the Peninsula School Feeding Association requires R1.5 million.
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SA naval crew brings Cape2Rio winners safely back to shore
Cape2Rio winners rescued after yacht suffers catastrophic damage on return journey. Historic Cape Flats crew brought safely to shore.
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School sport in Western Cape gets R130 million boost from government
Western Cape launches R130 million school sport strategy with three ministers committing to youth development pathways over three years.
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Western Cape education department places over 26 000 learners in four weeks
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has placed 26 312 Grade R, 1 and 8 learners across the province since the beginning of January.
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Former principal’s return to Heathfield High blocked by education department appeal
Five-year legal battle continues as pamphlet distribution causes disruption at Heathfield High over former principal’s blocked return.
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Former Cape Town gangster’s journey from the streets to university
Once a hardened gangster and now a second-year Unisa student studying Information Science, Mervin Matthys recalls the night everything changed.
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Community-built school faces uncertain future
MTHATHA – Parents from Ngoswana Primary School in Mthatha want answers from the Department of Education regarding a promise that was allegedly made last year that their school would receive…
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Heathfield, Crestway high schools achieve remarkable matric transformations
Two local schools from Retreat and Heathfield celebrated remarkable matric improvements at provincial awards ceremony on January 29.
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Western Cape honours 2025 matric top achievers after record-breaking results
The Western Cape achieved its highest pass rate of 88,2% up from the record-breaking 86,6% in 2024. The province’s bachelor’s pass rate increased to 49,2%.
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