Basic education Archives - Section 27

Our week ahead 03 - 07 October 2016

Tuesday 4 October Executive Director, Mark Heywood will be deliver a talk to the...

Too many children left behind: Exclusion in the South African Inclusive Education System

Children with extremely severe intellectual disabilities must be properly...

Educating children with disabilities

SECTION27 legal researcher, Tim Fish Hodgson delivered at presentation at the...

Registration of orientation and mobility practitioners

The term of the Occupational Therapy Board of the Health Professional Council of...

SECTION27 welcomes Minister Motshekga's additional support to Limpopo

SECTION27 welcomes the decision by the Minister of Basic Education to send four...

Open letter on SECTION27’s priorities in 2013

Using research, advocacy & legal action for...

DBE obliged to declare post establishment

DBE obliged to declare post establishment

DBE 'catch up plan' a violation of the court order and the agreement between SECTION27 and the Minister of Basic Education

DBE Catch Up plan statement final PROGRESS REPORT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE...

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT: SECTION27 Statement in response to various misleading comments on the Textbook crisis in Limpopo

FACTS IN TEXTBOOKS CRISIS (1)

SECTION27 Statement on Report by Professor Mary Metcalfe Verifying the Delivery of Textbooks to Limpopo Schools in terms of the Order of the North Gauteng High Court

S27. 16 July Statement final (1)

SECTION27 MEDIA BRIEFING: RELEASE OF LIMPOPO TEXTBOOK REPORT

SECTION27 MEDIA BRIEFING: RELEASE OF LIMPOPO TEXTBOOK REPORT SECTION27 together...

REPORT ON LIMPOPO TEXTBOOKS VERIFICATION TEAM TO BE MADE PUBLIC ON 16 JULY 2012

REPORT ON LIMPOPO TEXTBOOKS VERIFICATION TEAM TO BE MADE PUBLIC ON 16 JULY 2012...

Minister of Basic Education treats education of learners and the legal system with utter contempt

MINISTER OF BASIC EDUCATION TREATS EDUCATION OF LEARNERS AND THE LEGAL SYSTEM...

CENTRE FOR CHILD LAW AND LEGAL RESOURCES CENTRE BRING VITAL CASE TO GRAHAMSTOWN HIGH COURT ON APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS

CENTRE FOR CHILD LAW (CLC) AND LEGAL RESOURCES CENTRE (LRC) BRING VITAL CASE...

Another fight in Basic Education: SECTION27 intervenes in Eastern Cape Teacher Crisis

ANOTHER FIGHT IN BASIC EDUCATION: SECTION27 INTERVENES IN EASTERN CAPE TEACHER...

AUDIT AND EVALUATION OF DELIVERIES OF TEXTBOOKS IN LIMPOPO

PRESS STATEMENT AUDIT AND EVALUATION OF DELIVERIES OF TEXTBOOKS IN LIMPOPO The...

SECTION27 STATEMENT ON LIMPOPO TEXTBOOK CRISIS & STATE OF DELIVERY BY DEADLINE OF 27 JUNE

Background: On 4 May 2012 SECTION27 and two other applicants, represented by the...

DEPARTMENT OF BASIC EDUCATION AND SECTION27 JOINT STATEMENT ON LIMPOPO TEXTBOOK CRISIS

On 21 June 2012, representatives of the Department of Basic Education (DBE) and...

Limpopo textbook delivery update for Grade Ten as of 27 June 2012

Download the update summary and detail below. LTSM Limpopo – Summary...

SECTION27 CONCERNED ABOUT PROGRESS IN DELIVERY OF TEXTBOOKS

SECTION27 CONCERNED ABOUT PROGRESS IN DELIVERY OF TEXTBOOKS SECTION27 is...

SECTION27 and the Treatment Action Campaign will be making a submission on the National Health Insurance Bill. The deadline for public comment is 29 November 2019. In the lead up to this deadline, we are asking the public to give us input on issues we have identified that need to be reviewed. There are three major aspects of the NHI Bill that we think need to change. Let us know what you think and we will incorporate your views into our submission on NHI.

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