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An additional two hours per week dedicated to reading instruction in the Foundation Phase during the 3rd and 4th terms of 2022, now recommended nationally and continued for young learners in the Western Cape.
Learners in Grades 4, 7, 8, 10, and 12 can attend free Saturday classes in Mathematics and Languages to recover lost learning due to the pandemic. These classes are designed to supplement classroom learning and improve academic performance.
Intermediate and Senior Phase teachers can participate in a professional development programme where they are released from class every 10 days for focused training and support to improve teaching quality and student outcomes.
Grade 10 and 12 teachers from selected schools can attend online training sessions held once every two weeks to prepare them to teach upcoming content, with sessions tailored to specific subjects.
The public can access the full CanPlan document, which outlines guidelines for establishing medicinal cannabis and hemp farming in the Western Cape. This includes information on stakeholder coordination, research trials, production support, and value chain integration.
The literature review provides background research and analysis supporting the development of the CanPlan. It is available for anyone seeking detailed insights into the state of the cannabis and hemp industries in South Africa and globally.
Parents whose children did not receive any school offers can contact the schools they applied to and request to be placed on a waiting list, which may lead to a placement if spaces become available.
Parents who did not apply during the online admissions period can still apply for a school place in 2024 by completing and submitting a learner placement form at their local education district office.
The project includes the phased relocation of 3,000 households to iThemba and Welmoed sites. The relocation plan is progressing despite legal challenges related to unlawful occupation of land on Welmoed Estate.
The Western Cape Government is developing nearly 8,000 housing units across the Airport precinct, including relocation sites such as iThemba and Welmoed Estate. This includes housing for beneficiaries from informal settlements like Kanana, Barcelona, New Rest, and surrounding communities such as Gugulethu and Mannenberg.
Users can access tools and support to apply to universities online.
Individuals can search for jobs and apply online using the resources provided at the eCentre.
