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Guidance and tips available online for teachers to use in the classroom to support positive behaviour and restorative practices.
A programme aimed at promoting positive and restorative behaviour in schools, addressing bullying, abuse, and trauma, and supporting teachers and learners through capacity building, awareness, and intervention strategies.
Workshops provided by district psycho-social support teams to help teachers manage stressful classroom situations and problem behaviour.
A large-scale educational recovery initiative funded with R1.2 billion over three years, targeting learners, teachers, and parents across multiple school phases in the Western Cape to reverse learning losses caused by the pandemic. The programme includes in-person and online support, Saturday classes for Grades 4, 7, and 8, biweekly online sessions for Grade 12, and targeted teacher training.
Residents of Ladismith and surrounding areas can now access high-quality, preventative healthcare services at the newly opened Ladismith Clinic. This includes mother and child health care, management of chronic conditions like hypertension and diabetes, immunisations, family planning, and visits to specialists such as dentists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, audiologists, and dieticians. For more complex cases, referrals will be made to Alan Blyth Hospital.
Victims of gender-based violence and their children can access free support through 25 shelters and 21 funded social service organisations across the province. Services include counselling, shelter, legal aid, and trauma care.
Individuals in the Cape Metro North region can join the GBV Ambassador Programme to help raise awareness about gender-based violence support services and refer victims to the Department of Social Development for assistance. The programme trains community volunteers to act as trusted advocates and support figures.
Forty-three learners from George and Bitou municipalities completed their artisanship training programmes and were awarded certificates during ceremonies hosted by the Provincial Minister of Infrastructure.
The Western Cape Education Department is placing learners into schools for the 2023 school year. As of 20 December 2022, 99% of Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners were placed, with 680 learners still needing placement. Late applications continue to be received despite early appeals, and placements are ongoing as systems settle and availability is confirmed.
