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Graeme College first team to qualify for Switch Schools SA20 finals

Graeme College’s 1st XI carved their names into the national cricketing record books this weekend, becoming the first team in South Africa to officially qualify for the inaugural Switch Schools SA20 Finals, set for March 2026.

Gwarube warns SA cannot delay early years investment while launching R496m fund

Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube on Monday warned that failing to invest sufficiently in early childhood development would saddle the country with years of costly remedial work and squandered human potential, as she launched a new outcomes-based fund for early learning.

Parliament debates 30% matric pass as BOSA pushes for 50%

Parliament erupted into a heated debate as MPs confronted one of South Africa’s most contentious education questions, whether the country should finally scrap the idea of the 30% minimum pass level in matric.

Nearly 200 rapes on school grounds, Crime Stats expose GBV crisis

South Africa’s latest crime statistics painted a harrowing picture, with nearly 200 rapes recorded on school grounds in the first two quarters of the 2025–2026 reporting year, an indication of the collapse of safety in spaces meant to protect children.

Free State launches seven day holiday support programme for schools

The Free State Department of Education on Monday launched a seven-day Holiday Support Programme for Grade R–9 learners at Tjhebelopele Primary School in Bloemfontein, aiming to keep pupils safe and engaged during the festive season while preparing them for the 2026 academic year.

School violence doesn’t happen in isolation: what research from southern Africa is telling us

School violence is a global public health phenomenon. This is when learners and teachers are the victims of physical and psychological abuse, cyber threats and bullying, fights, gangsterism, and the use of weapons at school.

How AI can transform African education and close the digital divide

Without urgent and bold action, Artificial Intelligence threatens to widen divides, rather than bridge them.

SACE colloquium highlights call to elevate teachers’ voices in shaping education policy

Teachers are “the connective tissue between constitutional aspirations and learners’ lived experiences,” and their voices must shape education policy rather than being reduced to tick-box exercises.

KZN NSC exams completed, marking starts next week

Marking of the 2025 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examination scripts will start on Tuesday 2 December and conclude on 12 December, according to KwaZulu-Natal MEC of Education, Sipho Hlomuka.

School readiness at risk as Gauteng building delays mount

Gauteng’s failure to complete key school construction projects is putting readiness for the 2026 academic year at risk, the Democratic Alliance (DA) has warned, citing the provincial government’s own performance figures.

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