WCED launched an investigation last month following allegations of racism and discrimination at the school
Group says it has found 'deep-seated' prejudice
Proposals range from Langkloof and Stellenbosch, all the way to Texas
Stellenbosch University’s new language policy, which received the green light from the institution’s council,will promote access and multilingualism
Department concerned as 99 incidents reported in five months
The SA Democratic Teachers Union has accused the Western Cape Education Department of not maintaining schools, and allowing the facilities to fall into "ultimate ...
Application focuses attention on the way schools and education authorities interpret and implement regulations relating to school fee exemptions in the case of divorced ...
Divorced mom takes legal action against education department
UCT task team highlights the lack of care after attacks
The powers of school governing bodies may be curtailed even further if the recommendations by a ministerial task team come into effect.
Gauteng feeder zone judgment will affect everyone
School-related homophobic and transphobic violence has a significant impact on pupils’ education, employment prospects and their well-being
Partnership will open doors for aspiring academics from historically disadvantaged universities in South Africa
A teacher at a Cape Town City Bowl school has laid a charge of common assault
Protesters concerned over dismissed workers clash with security guards and cops
Gang violence in Manenberg is taking its toll with schools reporting pupil absenteeism levels of up to 63 percent.
Three UCT graduates have created an app designed to send safety notifications after a surge in crime in Cape Town.
The results of the 2015 Annual National Assessments will not be made public after disruptions last year.
A group of parents and staff at South Peninsula High have come out in support of suspended principal Brian Isaacs.
The Western Cape Education Department has suspended South Peninsula High School principal Brian Isaacs.
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga is due to announce the results of the matric class of 2015.
The class of 2015 has performed worse than the 2014 group, with the pass rate in several subjects, taking a drop.
A pop-up e-learning classroom will give pupils the chance to see nature without leaving their classroom.
A group of Cape Town teachers staged a protest against the education department’s new collaboration schools project.
An estimated 1 700 WCape matric candidates who were progressed to Grade 12 are opting to “modulate” their matric.