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The matric class of 2024 has achieved a pass rate of 87.3% in the National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams - the highest in the country's history, Basic Education Minister Siviwe…
Matrics across the country are waiting for their exam results, which are expected to be available from Tuesday January 14. Where to find your results: Online: Starting at 6am on…
In the next few days, every stationery isle will be packed with parents doing last-minute stationery shopping as schools reopen next week. On average, stationery lists cost…
“We can no longer tolerate our children going hungry, dying of poison, being shot or joining gangs,” says early childhood development expert Professor Eric Atmore. Speaking to…
High school pupils got to show off their film-making skills at an open air film festival hosted by the Cape Town Museum of Childhood in Rondebosch on Friday November 22. Ten…
Former Harold Cressy principal Dr Victor Ritchie, 94, spoke at the reunion. Reunion planning committee members, from left, Berenice Daniels, Vivienne Jullies, Natalia da Rocha,…
Former teachers and staff of a non-profit college in Salt River joined its 25th anniversary celebrations on Thursday last week. The Basic Education and Skills Training (Best)…
It's important to study and prepare properly for exams, but there must also be a balance to avoid stress, says the City's mayoral committee member for community services and…
Sabelo Jikeka, Zwezwe
Grade 1 pupils at Langa’s Zimasa Primary School were gifted with 140 desks that fold into a rolling school bag, on their principal’s birthday, last month. The MiDesk was invented…
Power and greed are the foundation stones of South Africa’s education system, which should be overhauled to better provide for children from poorer communities, says education…
He’s a fireman. And he’s an athletics coach. Now Woodstock resident Aneeb Moses is also heading into the classroom. Mr Moses, who is based at Salt River fire station, has spent…
The Centre for Early Childhood Development, in Claremont, marked 30 years of helping children, last Thursday, in Rylands, with a celebration attended by more than 100 guests,…
The Arise non-profit, whose mission it is to see children thriving through fostering strong family relationships, will be having an adoption conference in September. The…
The Otto Foundation is calling on children’s authors to enter its inaugural Otto Foundation Children’s Book Award competition. The organisation, with an office in District Six,…
Opera singer Paulina Malefane is helping disadvantaged children to learn and understand music. Ms Malefane, 48, grew up in Khayelitsha and now lives in Somerset West. She is a…
Parents of children who have been offered school placement should confirm their choice by Monday June 19, says the Western Cape Education Department. Those who applied online for…