Learning and Teaching Support Material (LTSM) Policy
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Source domain: exprim.co.za
Collected on 6 August 2026
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Textbook Issuance to Learners
Learners at Excelsior Primary School will be issued with textbooks on an appointed date and time. Each textbook is uniquely numbered, colour-coded by grade and class, and must be signed for by the learner. The learner’s name, year, and condition must be recorded on the front page.
- Who it is for
- learners at Excelsior Primary School
- How to act on it
- Attend the designated issuance event and sign the textbook register
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On the appointed date/time learners will be issued with textbooks with a unique number.
LTSM Ordering via School Suppliers
The school sources textbooks through its own suppliers based on needs assessed by subject teachers and approved by the Principal, Deputy Principal, and SGB Finance member. The LTSM Coordinator places the order.
- Who it is for
- school staff and SGB members
- How to act on it
- Submit LTSM needs to the Principal and SGB Finance member for approval, then coordinate with the LTSM Coordinator
- Closes
- Closing date not stated in the source
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As per SGB decision, Excelsior will source and order textbooks via its own suppliers.
Facts
Places
Western Cape
Key Takeaways
- LTSM Policy
- Revise and Approved by SGB in 2024
- Excelsior Primary School
- Bellville
- Textbook Issuance
- Parental Agreement
- SGB Decision
- LTSM Coordinator
- DBE
- WCED
- E. Pio
- W. du Plooy
- L. Julius
- M. Rose
- C. Fourie
- C. Pretorius
- M. Crous
- J. Andrews
- DBE
- WCED
- Excelsior
- RISE COMMUNICATOR