Education
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Thousands of unqualified ECD teachers disadvantage children, warns NPO
Cape Town nonprofit warns thousands of unqualified ECD teachers across South Africa leave children entering Grade R behind peers.
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Western Cape introduces new measures to boost early learning from 2026
The WCED will implement several new initiatives from 2026 to strengthening foundational literacy and numeracy skills among young learners.
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Local partnership boosts medical training at CPUT
SCP Radiology donates two ultrasound machines to CPUT’s Medical Imaging department, helping address South Africa’s sonographer shortage through enhanced student training opportunities.
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Overseas Teaching Opportunities: A Gateway to Global Career Growth
Standing at the crossroads of Grade 11 or matric, the question “What’s next?” can feel overwhelming. With countless career paths and study options ahead, making informed decisions has never been…
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Historic policy ends private university designation inequality in South Africa
Landmark policy allows private higher education institutions to use university designation for first time, ending decades of regulatory inequality in South Africa.
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New STADIO campus brings world-class education to Durbanville’s doorstep
Cape Town’s northern suburbs is getting a major boost with a R500 million investment in the new STADIO campus in Durbanville, set to transform the area into an education hub.
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Western Cape honours top educators at 2025 Provincial Teaching Awards
CAPE TOWN – The Western Cape’s most outstanding teachers were recognised on Friday at the 2025 Western Cape Provincial Teaching Awards, held in Cape Town. In their 25th year, the…
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Activists march in Simon’s Town to stop removal of Cape Peninsula baboons
Activists marched in Simon’s Town to save Cape Peninsula baboons from forced removal. “This campaign demands accountability, not just for baboons, but for how we treat the wild spaces and…
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Safe schools plan targets learner-on-learner violence in SA education sector
SSP was launched by ministers Senzo Mchunu and Siviwe Gwarube in Cape Town today. It aims to tackle the “alarming rates” of violence in schools.
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Kensington principal bids farewell after 38 years
However, it is a choice he’s never regretted, and at the end of this month he will say farewell to a profession he’s dedicated 38 years to.
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