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The KwaZulu-Natal government has set itself an ambitious target of 80 percent matric pass rate by 2014.
“While it will be expected that the matric pass rate should substantially increase in 2010, ideally KwaZulu-Natal must reach 80 percent by 2014,” said Premier Dr Zweli Mkhize.
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The University of the Western Cape, as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, has honoured the late Frank Quint, who became the first recipient of a doctorate from UWC when he earned his PhD in education in 1968.
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The DA supported Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s decision to allocate R165-billion to education, party leader Helen Zille said.
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A national government minister says she was a rape victim 20 years ago at the school exposed in Sowetan this week for employing teachers who raped disabled pupils, according to a report.
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Only 17.4 percent of the Western Cape’s Grade 6 pupils have the required numeracy skills for their grade level, and only 48.6 percent are reading and writing at the required level.
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A Pretoria teacher was on Tuesday convicted in the Pretoria Regional Court of committing six sexual crimes with two boys.
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The Gauteng Department of Education says the six-year-old who was allegedly punched by his Grade R teacher at a Joburg primary school was injured fighting with a classmate.
The department said an investigation into the incident had concluded that no teacher was involved in the punch-up.
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When Thabani* returned home from school with a swollen and bleeding right cheek, his uncle, Shoba, thought he had hurt himself while playing with friends.
He was dismayed when the six-year-old told him that his Grade R teacher, from a Joburg primary school, had punched him.
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A 17-year-old Grade 11 boy and his two friends, aged 15 and 16, were arrested for possession of a firearm after they allegedly tried to attack a security guard at a Phoenix school.
The Westham Secondary school pupils were marked absent on Wednesday, but allegedly entered the property later to confront a security guard.
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A Worcester matriculant’s gift of the gab has earned her the top spot in a national debating competition for schools and a sneak preview of President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address.