Westering High School News Today

It was an occasion to remember for The Little Theatre’s stellar cast of thespians at the weekend when they were celebrated at the Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society’s (Pemads) 12th Night Awards in Central.

The chiming of a bell signalled the start of an exciting journey for the new Lorraine Primary School principal on Wednesday morning.

Westering High School is extending a solemn invitation to families of pupils who died while attending the school and will host a Remembrance Day ceremony to honour the fallen school-goers in November.

A northern areas teacher is doing her bit to spread educational hope and to change the course of a crippled Gqeberha community, one adult student at a time.

As thousands of matrics in Nelson Mandela Bay knuckle down to tackle their mid-year exams, some will have a slight advantage over their peers as they were taught by the best teachers in the province during their preparations.

A stomach bug is on the run in Nelson Mandela Bay, with pharmacists and hospitals recording an influx of patients though the cause remains unknown.

A 19-year-old woman from Bloemendal is throwing parents and pupils a lifeline by offering to host a homework club at her family home in Aspeling Street.

So humiliating are some remarks being made on social media about teenagers in Gqeberha, educators are worried that pupils may take matters into their own hands or even harm themselves.

Growing good citizens was top of the agenda on Wednesday when the SA Electoral Commission (IEC) commemorated Freedom Day by encouraging the youth to exercise their hard-earned right to vote during elections.

Providing a safe space for pupils, three Gqeberha high schools have introduced a “stop bullying” box to address bullying, and abuse at home or in the community.