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Cape Town — November 29 marks the 10th anniversary of Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga signing the Norms and Standards for Public School

And despite this legislation clearly stating that all schools should have been provided with libraries and laboratories by then - as well as sufficient

After three years of implementation Project Scopes efforts to enhance the lives of more than 19,000 persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Parañaque, Taguig, and Pateros have paid off.

20 November 2023 Media statement: Release of Equal Education research report on how school infrastructure impacts teaching and learning ten years after the signing into law of the school infrastructure law  #FixOurSchools At 1 pm today, Equal Education (EE) will release a research report, “Schooling under unusual conditions: Research into how school infrastructure shapes teaching…

Finding a ‘correlation’ between poor infrastructure and quality of education, the Equal Education report calls for education authorities to eradicate infrastructure backlogs.

In the shadow of the Eastern Cape’s education headquarters lies a badly dilapidated school that, despite its proximity to the department that funds and runs it, has been unable to have repairs done to properly serve its pupils. Xolani Senior Secondary School has among the worst infrastructure of the province’s schools — its buildings are horribly run down and it lacks proper sanitation facilities.

Klipdrift Brandy, a proud Springbok sponsor and an iconic South African brand, recently wrapped its successful #GoForGold campaign that brought friends and fans together to support the Boks in their quest for glory on the world stage...

By Mogomotsi Magome | The Associated Press A group of school children from Ubusi Combined School play along the way as they prepare to embark on their

In this episode of 'Boots On The Ground', we follow a pupil to a rural school. Among the issues we hear about are drug use at primary schools and a school with only two teachers for nine subjects.

Thousands of kids in South Africa's poorest, most remote rural areas still face a miles-long walk to school nearly 30 years after democratic change.