During a crime prevention operation at the Freedom Park Secondary School, police were bombarded with stones. Pandemonium broke out at Freedom Park Secondary School in Johannesburg on Thursday during a scheduled police raid. It may not have been the heroes reception that the SAPS officials expected to receive because they had to leave the premises..
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Pandemonium broke out at Secondary School – Learners bombarded SAPS members with stones during crime prevention operation
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The controversial Gangster State books and apartheid flags fill up ANCYL garage, so they are keeping keepsakes, how awesome #FREEDOMOFSPEECH
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Free State’s ANCYL leader described the book as “garbage and a serious waste of time”. After warning shots of condemnation rang loud from Luthuli House on Thursday, members of the African National Congress’ Youth League (ANCYL) in Free State have been left stuck with a mountain of books and South African apartheid-era flags. As informative..
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Hoërskool Driehoek: Parliamentary answer confirms the negligence of Lesufi – ordinary people and learners had to suffer because ANC did not rule for all and target minorities for their own defects
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The FF Plus learned with shock, but without surprise, that infrastructure inspections at the Hoërskool Driehoek were done only on 8 April 2006, 20 September 2006 and 8 April 2014. In response to a FF Plus question in parliament, the minister of basic education acknowledged that the last investigation was conducted in July 2018 as..
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South Africa’s education system has another problem: As many as one in 10 teachers at public schools are AWOL on any given day
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The Department of Basic Education has published its latest School Monitoring Survey, showing where the country’s schools are improving and also where things are getting worse. The survey was commissioned by the department in 2017, and sought to measure the progress of public schools through to 2019. Across the major indicators, the department measured areas..
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Our looters of tomorrow….sorry I meant leaders of tomorrow:- Pupils go on looting rampage after march to Luthuli House (video)
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Police say no arrests were made after some school pupils who handed over a memorandum at the ANC headquarters in Johannesburg went on a looting spree in the CBD and Hillbrow on Monday afternoon. Gauteng police spokesperson Capt Mavela Masondo said there was a march by pupils under the banner of the Congress of South..
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Sex education taken to far in SA: East Rand principal suspended for allegedly impregnating 2 of his pupils
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A Daveyton high school principal has been suspended with immediate effect after it came to light that he had allegedly impregnated two of his pupils. Gauteng education spokesperson Steve Mabona confirmed the principal’s suspension to News24 on Friday. Mabona said a delegation from the Gauteng education department, which included MEC Panyaza Lesufi, visited the school..
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ANC’s election plan with students – Zuma’s promise of free education not feasible, now ANC government writes off R1 billion of study debt to get their vote on election day
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The Zuma’s promise of free education is still not feasible, as the country is not economically equipped to deliver thousands of teachers needed to provide proper education. Zuma then tried to win the favour of voters by promising that students from the poor communities would receive free education at universities, and shortly thereafter, he promised..
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A new law could soon see South Africans jailed for lying on their CV, well I see less Politicians in the Parliament
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Think before you get creative with the truth on your CV: The government are now one step closer to bringing in harsher penalties for “dishonest applicants”. The National Qualifications Amendment Bill is not here to play, ladies and gentlemen. The adjustment to the existing legislation comes with some pretty stern updates, which aims to clamp-down..
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Month-end 33% of teachers in black South African schools are AWOL – Inadequate funding is not the main cause of South Africa’s poor-quality education, the teachers are the problem!
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IMF report slams SA’s education folly – Costly, politically expedient interventions will not fix SA’s dysfunctional education system; we must tackle the root causes of the problem. Without addressing the weak foundations at the primary and secondary school levels, the government’s flagship policy of free tertiary education is likely to deliver disappointing results. At worst,..
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#BlackPrivilege: Through their destructive strikes, students have managed to get the ANC regime to write off debt worth millions of Rands – 50,000 votes are probably not to be wasted with the upcoming election?
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The government has announced that there are R1bn available for writing off over 50,000 student debt. Apparently, it is debt incurred by “previously disadvantaged” who do not include white students. The students, through their destructive strikes, managed to get the government to write off their debts. Observers are of the opinion that the worst is..
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Angry students at Limpopo University temporarily suspended academic activities – Students now demand a campus campus bar so they can imbibe in a safe environment
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Students have called for a bar to be opened at the University of Limpopo so they can imbibe in a safe environment. Academic activities at the University of Limpopo were temporarily suspended on Wednesday after protesting students demanded, among other things, a “student bar” where they could imbibe in a safe environment. “We’re saying we..
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BREAKING NEWS: Sans Souci teacher will keep her job after hitting learner
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Justice served, it’s been confirmed that the Sans Souci teacher who smacked a pupil will be allowed to return to her role at the school. The teacher who was filmed smacking a student at Sans Souci Girls High in Cape Town has been allowed to return to the classroom, little over a month after her..
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If its not ESKOM that don’t want people to speak Afrikaans now pupils reject being taught in Afrikaans
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The Western Cape Education Department has scheduled a meeting with representatives of aggrieved Diazville High School pupils who protested against being taught in Afrikaans. Around 300 pupils protested outside the school last week about some teachers allegedly conducting lessons in Afrikaans instead of English, the language of teaching at the school. Please also read our..
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Lefusi acknowledges that black schools are not up to scratch in SA in terms of standard of education, expertize and discipline compared to White schools – No wonder white schools are being flooded by children coming from informal settlements
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In his efforts to justify the Department of Education’s interference regarding school placements, the MEC for Education in Gauteng, Panyasa Lefusi made one big blunder without realizing it. His words: ‘The days are over when our people are excluded from quality schools due to language or culture. ”Who enroll their children in white schools and..
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Shocking information on Community Colleges Figures – Two-thirds of adults whose literacy classes are subsidized by the ANC-government fail – the national pass rate in that sector is only 38% – billions of rands funded by taxpayers’ are lost
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Shocking information on passing rates at community colleges for education and training was announced in parliament. Higher Education and Training Minister Naledi Pandor responded to a written question on this by DA MP Andricus van der Westhuizen. Community colleges provide basic adult literacy skills, and according to Pandor’s announcement, the national pass rate in that..
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