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BLAIRGOWRIE PRIMARY SCHOOL policy

BLAIRGOWRIE PRIMARY SCHOOLRef: https://blairgowrieprimary.org.za/feeder-zone/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document explains the feeder zone policy for Blairgowrie Primary School in Gauteng, detailing how the school's designated intake area was determined through a consultative process based on national education policy, research, and data. It outlines the criteria used to establish feeder zones, the consultation period, and the process for appeals. The feeder zone may be reviewed every three years or sooner due to demographic changes.

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appeal opportunityOngoing

Feeder Zone Appeal Process

Schools that disagree with the proposed feeder zone may appeal by submitting a motivated map and written representation to the Gauteng Department of Education, which will review the submission and respond in writing.

Who it is for
school principals and chairpersons
How to act on it
Submit a written appeal with a map to the Gauteng Department of Education, signed by the Principal and Chairperson, within 30 days of the proposal being issued
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In cases where schools disagreed, they were required to motivate with a map for consideration through correspondence signed off by the Principal and Chairperson.
policy review opportunityOngoing

Feeder Zone Review

The feeder zone for Blairgowrie Primary School may be reviewed every three years or sooner due to changes in the learner population or local demographics. This allows for adjustments to ensure accessibility, safety, and community ownership.

Who it is for
parents, educators, and community members
How to act on it
Participate in future consultations when the feeder zone is reviewed by the Gauteng Department of Education
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Feeder Zones will be reviewed every three years or sooner as a result of changes in the learner population and population dynamics in the school feeder zone.
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Feeder Zone Consultation Participation

Parents and school representatives can participate in the consultation process for the proposed feeder zone by providing feedback or objections within 30 days of receiving the proposal. Schools may submit a motivated map with support from the Principal and Chairperson if they disagree with the proposed zone.

Who it is for
schools, parents, community members affected by the feeder zone
How to act on it
Submit a motivated map and written objection to the Gauteng Department of Education within 30 days, signed by the Principal and Chairperson of the school
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A proposed feeder zone is communicated to schools with a covering letter that gives schools a period of 30 days to indicate whether they agree or disagree. In cases where schools disagreed, they were required to motivate with a map for consideration through correspondence signed off by the Principal and Chairperson.

Facts

Places

Gauteng

Reference

https://blairgowrieprimary.org.za/feeder-zone/

Key Takeaways

  • Blairgowrie Primary School
  • Gauteng Department of Education
  • Feeder Zone
  • Admissions Policy for Ordinary Public Schools (Government Notice 2432)
  • National Education Policy Act, 1996 (Act No. 27 of 1996)
  • Principles and Criteria in GDE Policy for the Delimitation of Feeder Zones
  • 30-day consultation period
  • Review every three years
  • As Is feeder zones
  • Proposed feeder zone communicated via notice
  • Blairgowrie Primary School
  • Gauteng Department of Education
  • National Education Policy Act, 1996
  • Government Notice 2432
  • GDE Policy for the Delimitation of Feeder Zones