Low quintile schools struggle the most due to pandemic
By IOL Reporter | Published Aug 24, 2021
Low quintile schools have been the most affected by the pandemic, as their day-to-day struggles have been exacerbated due to the socio-economic gap.
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Grade 9s can now consider marine science among their subject choices
By Zodidi Dano | Published Aug 23, 2021
DA lobbies against cancellation of third term school holidays
By Zodidi Dano | Published Aug 20, 2021
Award-winning documentary on Struggle heroine Dulcie September set for schools
By Chad Williams | Published Aug 20, 2021
Tips that can be used to help pupils get over their fear of maths
By Supplied | Published Aug 20, 2021
How to bridge the digital divide gap - Part 2
By Tamara Mafilika | Published Aug 19, 2021
How to cater to your child’s rapidly changing educational needs
By IOL Reporter | Published Aug 19, 2021
EXCLUSIVE: Mark Lifman buried in secret, private ceremony
Obama calls for unity and respect for democratic process following US election results
Workplace Transformation Driven by Hybrid Working in 2024
IOL photographer and reporter bag second awards in the 2024 national Vodacom Journalist of the Year Awards
This is how the Education Dept plans to address the high Covid-19 infection rate among pupils
By Zodidi Dano | Published Aug 19, 2021
Grade 10 pupil builds fintech platform and an Ivy League-level portfolio
By MaryAnne Isaac | Published Aug 18, 2021
KZN teachers start seven-day go-slow in protest against impact of budget cuts
By Jehran Daniel | Published Aug 18, 2021
To keep our children safe from predators, we must teach them to recognise inappropriate behaviour and to speak up
By Tamara Mafilika | Published Aug 18, 2021
Reduced 0.5metre social distance rule is superfluous, says teacher union
By Zodidi Dano | Published Aug 17, 2021
MEC Lesufi apologises as Gauteng schools’ online application system shuts down
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Aug 17, 2021
Third term school holidays cancelled to make up for lost time - union
By Zodidi Dano | Published Aug 17, 2021
Rather our children repeat a grade than dig a grave - say Durban parents
By Zodidi Dano | Published Aug 13, 2021
