Poor state of Limpopo's special needs schools put learners at further disadvantage
Poor state of Limpopo’s special needs schools put learners at further disadvantage says Human Rights Commission Rivoni School for the Blind is one of six schools in Limpopo that accommodates visually-impaired and blind learners and offers classes from Grade R to Grade 12. (Ndivhuwo Mukwevho/Health-e) The Human Rights Commission met with school governing bodies and government to discuss the poor state of the Limpopo’s 35 special needs schools. The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in Limpopo is demanding urgent intervention into the dilapidated state of the province’s schools...
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