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53 percent of SA adults oppose reopening of schools - Vimarsana News

53 percent of SA adults oppose reopening of schools

A social media survey revealed that 53% of adults believe schools should not re-open on January 27, until the country recovers from the second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Source: iol.co.za
Covid-19: National Coronavirus Command Council wants reopening of schools postponed - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: National Coronavirus Command Council wants reopening of schools postponed

The National Coronavirus Command Council wants the reopening of schools to be pushed to next month.

Source: news24.com
Calls for schools reopening to be postponed grow ahead of Motshekga's address - Vimarsana News

Calls for schools reopening to be postponed grow ahead of Motshekga's address

Calls grow for schools reopening to be postponed ahead of Motshekga’s address As concerns grow around the reopening of schools, it appears the beginning of the 2021 academic calendar for those in the public education system may be delayed. FILE: Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga at a briefing on 1 June 2020. Picture GCIS. 73 days ago JOHANNESBURG – The country can expect some clarity on school reopening plans on when the Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga is expected to brief the nation on...

Source: ewn.co.za
Schools might only open again in mid-February - Vimarsana News

Schools might only open again in mid-February

A proposal to delay the reopening of schools is expected to be made by education authorities to the national coronavirus command council . City Press has learnt that education stakeholders met with the department of basic education director-general Mathanzima Mweli on Wednesday to discuss the matter. Two unions and a national school governing body organisation have confirmed that it was agreed that the department would propose the delay of the reopening of schools on January 27 to a later date in February. Chris Klopper, CEO of the Suid-Afrikaanse Onderwysers Unie, told City Press on Thursday...

Source: news24.com
Naptosa vows to closely monitor schools amid COVID-19 second wave - Vimarsana News

Naptosa vows to closely monitor schools amid COVID-19 second wave

Naptosa's executive director, Basil Manuel, said that education unions would be meeting with the Basic Education Department this week to track progress ahead of the reopening of schools, slated for 27 January.

Source: ewn.co.za