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Curriculum hard at work to help schools perform at their best

It was a historic moment as it is the first time that Basic Education and Higher Education Institutions collaborated to host such an event...

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My Future 4.0 is coming to Cape Town!

A digital skills and careers summit focusing on skills required within the 4th industrial revolution will be taking place in Cape Town in...

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Western Cape U18 Basketball Team are national champions!

Huge congratulations to Camps Bay High School Matric Pupil, Kidimbu Junior, and the rest of Western Cape U18 Basketball Team who are the South African National Champions!

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Bishop Lavis school mobilises community around values

Bergville Primary School in Bishop Lavis has launched an awareness campaign to engage the community around values.

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Twins support each other through personal tragedy to achieve success

Attendees at this year’s Matric Awards ceremony had tears in their eyes when they heard about the challenging circumstances some candidates faced while at school.

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Introducing Story Stars!

The Western Cape Education Department has launched an essay competition for Grade 4 learners.

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Kenwyn Primary still going strong after 100 years

Kenwyn Primary school has big plans for 2020 – the school’s centenary.

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Overberg District helps teen to shine at Prom

Generous donations from staff in the Overberg Education District ensured an unforgettable prom experience for a learner from the Agulhas School of Skills.

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District joins fight against women Gender-based violence

Metro North Education District launched its 16 days of activism against Gender-based violence programme on 2 December 2019. The campaign was...

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Provincial Principals Forum ends their term on a high note

The two-year term of the Provincial Principals Forum (PFF) came to an end in November 2019 and new members are due to be elected in January 2020.

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