Education
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Aurora deputy principal earns provincial teaching award recognition
Aurora Primary School’s deputy principal Tselane Ntetshe achieved first place in district and third in provincial National Teaching Awards.
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Herbst at the helm of Unitas
Unitas Secondary School, under new principal Johan Charles Herbst, focuses on community collaboration and holistic student development while honoring former principal André Marais.
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Railway safety campaign reaches Matjhabeng schools
Odendaalsrus and Hennenman SAPS, alongside partners, held a railway safety campaign, providing educational resources, sports tournaments, and promoting community engagement.
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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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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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Police partner with school to tackle youth crime and safety
Over 850 learners at Welkom High School participated in a school safety program on May 27, 2026, as part of Child Protection Week. The initiative, involving local police and wellness…
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UV-dosent ontketen herrie toe sy na studente as ape verwys
‘n Herrie het losgebars nadat ‘n lektor aan die Unviersiteit van die Vrystaat glo na studente in haar klas as “ape” verwys het.
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SPONSORED | Free State’s finest: The recipe behind province’s academic champions
Explore the impressive accomplishments of Free State’s matric learners at the awards in Bloemfontein. Discover their inspiring stories.
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Doors open to next generation of professionals
Following the release of the 2025 National Senior Certificate (NSC) results, first-year registrations officially commenced at the Central University of Technology (CUT).
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R4.2bn student housing sector proposes win-win solution
Landlords of commune student accommodation face an uphill battle to get accreditation, regardless their contribution to Bloemfontein economy.
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