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Basic education law amendments have some welcome elemen... - Vimarsana News

Basic education law amendments have some welcome elemen...

Gauteng and the Western Cape are expected to find school placements for late arrivals from neighbouring provinces and countries every year. A proposed Basic Education Law Bill amendment may authorise placements with minimal consultation.

Stellenbosch University: Legislative amendments needed to tackle misconduct, incompetence of educators - Vimarsana News

Stellenbosch University: Legislative amendments needed to tackle misconduct, incompetence of educators

South Africa's education legislation lacks teeth when it comes to regulating the misconduct and incompetence of some of our educators in the public basic education system. We need legislative amendments to regulate their performance so that our child

School language policies get a tongue-lashing over cost... - Vimarsana News

School language policies get a tongue-lashing over cost...

A review of legislation governing basic education will change the way language policies are navigated at schools. A draft law pushing for multilingualism has not been universally welcomed.

Court to hear how teachers who severely assaulted pupils were given lenient sentences - Vimarsana News

Court to hear how teachers who severely assaulted pupils were given lenient sentences

The Johannesburg High Court will today hear a case that seeks to show leniency in the sanctions imposed on teachers who still use corporal punishment in schools, 26 years after it was outlawed in South Africa.

Source: news24.com
Teacher unions accuse dept of unilaterally withdrawing incentives policy - Vimarsana News

Teacher unions accuse dept of unilaterally withdrawing incentives policy

Last Friday, the department gazetted its decision to withdraw the policy, which incentivises rural specialist teachers with 10% of their basic salary when entering the profession with a four-year qualification.

Source: ewn.co.za