Don’t close or merge schools, support them – concerned KZN residents tell Parliament committee

The residents of greater uMgungundlovu District Municipality have cautioned against a clause of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill which proposes a process to be followed in the merger of small and non-viable public schools.

The bill was mostly rejected by residents who highlighted that the merger of schools took away the right of learners to quality for education from schools closer to where they live.

Concerned residents and parents spoke out against the bill during the second of three public hearings held by the portfolio committee on basic education at the Grange Community…

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Premier promises enough food supply in KZN schools before end of this week
Durban — KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa-Dube and members of the executive council conducted an oversight visit to monitor the roll out of the National School Nutrition Programme at various schools in the Pinetown District on Tuesday. This comes after many schools …

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Stellies student found guilty in urination scandal to remain expelled
Former Stellenbosch University student Theuns du Toit, who was caught on camera urinating on a fellow student’s belongings, has lost his appeal against his expulsion. Du Toit was expelled in July after a disciplinary hearing found him guilty of the …

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Daily news update: High court favours Ramaphosa
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