Parents worried about children finding school placements in new academic year
Parents in Kraaifontein are concerned that their children might not get places at schools in the area before the opening of schools for the new academic year.
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Parents in Kraaifontein are concerned that their children might not get places at schools in the area before the opening of schools for the new academic year.
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