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The National Senior Certificate exam dates have been extended by a day to accommodate the rewrite of seven papers disrupted by rolling blackouts, service delivery protests and natural disasters.
The Gauteng Department of Education has noted with concern a few incidents that occurred during the examination period, however it is confident it will finish the process without any further interference and hindrance.
The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union is the latest to express concern about the impact Eskom’s ongoing load-shedding has on matric exams.
Over 900 000 matric learners are expected to write English Paper 1 on Monday and SADTU says rolling blackouts will have a negative impact.
It’s all systems go for 923,460 Grade 12 pupils across South Africa who will put pen to paper on Monday in the National Senior Certificate exams. However, rolling blackouts are a major concern.