Schools

  • SASCO shocked by dismissal of students

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    JOBURG - The South African Students' Congress said it was shocked by a decision by the University of the Witwatersrand…

  • St Mary’s pupil’s hard work rewarded

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    JOBURG - Following her impressive 10 distinctions, St Mary’s School, Waverley pupil Nkululeko Mhlongo was awarded the prestigious Allan Gray…

  • Torah Academy vows to keep their 100 percent record

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    The principals and staff of Torah Academy are ‘ecstatic’ at the 2013 National Senior Certificate results in the Gauteng Education…

  • School year starts well

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    JOGURG- It was a promising start to the Gauteng academic year as schools opened to thousands of pupils without any…

  • 37 years of teaching come to an end

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    ORCHARDS – "To teach is to change a life forever," said Veronica Yselle a retiring teacher who has been imparting…

  • Exciting first day of ‘big school’

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    NORWOOD – The 2014 academic year officially kicked off on 15 January as schools reopened.

  • Bad principals must go

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    JOBURG - The NGO Women And Men Against Child Abuse has called for the dismissal of all principals from under-performing…

  • Schools welcome the little ones

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    The 2014 first graders started their schooling career on 15 January.

  • Pupil’s hard work pays off

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    ALEXANDRA - Mendy Mabena, who got six matric distinctions, will be studying Charted Accountancy at Wits University.

  • Wits offers top pupils scholarships

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    PARKTOWN - The top ten matriculants from Quintile 1 and 2 schools who choose to attend Wits University will be…

  • Torah girls fly high

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    The principals and staff of Torah Academy were delighted at this year’s National Senior Certificate results. The school maintained its…

  • ANC proposes extended schooling period

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    JOBURG- The ANC has proposed extending the schooling period for South African children to 14 years rather than 12.

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