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Eastern Cape Budget Statement 2009/10 - Vote 06 Education

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Collected on 17 June 2026

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What this means

The document is the Eastern Cape Department of Education's 2009/10 Budget Statement, outlining allocations, programs, and initiatives for that year. It details budget figures, strategic priorities, legislative mandates, and specific projects aimed at improving education infrastructure, access, quality, and safety in schools. It also reviews the previous year's financial activities and ongoing reforms within the department.

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community and parent engagement serviceOngoing

Community integration and parent engagement in teaching and learning

The department supports community integration and parent engagement in teaching and learning.

Who it is for
parents and communities
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Community integration and parent engagement in teaching and learning
education-sector capacity-building serviceOngoing

Improving the capacity of educators, school managers and school governing bodies

The department provides capacity-building support for educators, school managers and school governing bodies.

Who it is for
educators, school managers and school governing bodies
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Improving the capacity of educators, school managers and school governing bodies
learning materials provisionOngoing

Provision of Learner Support Material (LSM)

The department provides learner support materials.

Who it is for
learners
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Provision of Learner Support Material (LSM)
early childhood education serviceOngoing

Phased introduction of Grade R

The department is making Grade R available through a phased introduction.

Who it is for
Grade R learners
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Phased introduction of Grade R
learner performance support serviceOngoing

Monitoring and supporting learner performance and achievement

The department monitors and supports learner performance and achievement.

Who it is for
learners
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Monitoring and supporting learner performance and achievement
skills development serviceOngoing

Developing skills for human capacity

The department develops skills to build human capacity.

Who it is for
people served by the education and training system
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Developing skills for human capacity
teaching and learning improvement serviceOngoing

Improving the status and quality of teaching and learning

The department makes improvements to teaching and learning available as part of its education services.

Who it is for
learners and educators
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Improving the status and quality of teaching and learning
school infrastructure serviceOngoing

Rehabilitating school infrastructure

The department provides rehabilitation of school infrastructure.

Who it is for
schools
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Rehabilitating school infrastructure
service-quality improvementOngoing

Enhancing service delivery standards

The department works to enhance education service delivery standards.

Who it is for
education service users
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Enhancing service delivery standards
education system evaluationOngoing

Evaluation of the education system at Grade 9 and 12

The department evaluates the education system at Grade 9 and Grade 12.

Who it is for
Grade 9 and Grade 12 learners
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Evaluation of the education system at Grade 9 and 12

Facts

Places

Eastern Cape

Amounts

R 132 000 000, R 250 000 000, R 88 000 000

Key Takeaways

  • Department of Education
  • Budget allocation: 19,447,507 R'000 for 2009/10
  • Main programs include infrastructure upgrades, learner transport, teacher support, e-Education, and safety
  • Legislative mandates from multiple acts including the South African Schools Act and Education White Papers
  • Project focus areas include No Fee schools, mud structure replacement, learner attainment, inclusive education, and FET colleges
  • Specific amounts allocated: R132 million for mud structures, R250 million for learner transport, R88 million for FET infrastructural projects
  • Important initiatives: Dinaledi Schools, QUID-UP, learner support materials, community safety programmes
  • Review of previous year details increased funding, infrastructure development, and program implementation

Dates

Opening Date

1 January 2009