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Motshekga: Pupils need to study in their mother tongue - Vimarsana News

Motshekga: Pupils need to study in their mother tongue

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says for South African children to thrive in the education system, they need to be taught in their home language.

Source: ecr.co.za
Fight against sale of booze at schools! - Vimarsana News

Fight against sale of booze at schools!

THE World Changers Candidates organisation has launched a petition, calling for the removal of the sale of alcohol from school functions.

Petition to appeal sale of alcohol in schools on BELA Bill goes live - Empower SA - Vimarsana News

Petition to appeal sale of alcohol in schools on BELA Bill goes live - Empower SA

Change.org appeal (https://chng.it/rtXyn7hnSF) to remove alcohol sale in schools on BELA Bill is now live. Add your voice, help make S.Africa drug free Sign it before August 15 deadline.

City Press | Underperforming or unfairly stigmatised? Why support for struggling schools requires a rethink - Vimarsana News

City Press | Underperforming or unfairly stigmatised? Why support for struggling schools requires a rethink

The existing process for identifying and supporting struggling schools takes little account of safety concerns, this is why support for struggling schools requires a rethink.

Source: news24.com
BELA Bill take youth backwards – IRR - Vimarsana News

BELA Bill take youth backwards – IRR

17 June 2022 - The Basic Education Law Amendment (BELA) Bill will transfer even more power over education from parents to government, despite the state’s mass education failures, according to submission to Parliament in which the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) warns against “damaging” proposed amendments in the draft law.

Source: irr.org.za