Khanya Lesedi Learners Bring Home Medals from International Olympism Competition
Beyond their medal success, the learners demonstrated determination, teamwork and resilience throughout the event
Engaging, Educating and Empowering Communities
Engaging, Educating and Empowering Communities
Category School News
Samsung and Tshimologong Celebrate Graduation of Young Software Developers
This year's cohort consisted of 18 African graduates, evenly split between nine women and nine men, all holding tertiary qualifications in Information Technology.
SARB Bursary for 2027 Academic year now open
Examination results, proof of acceptance at a recognised institution (a student number), and any other supporting documents must be submitted with the application.
Education MEC condemns deadly shooting of Tsakane schoolteacher
The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has activated psychosocial support services to assist those affected by the tragedy.
Gauteng 2027 Grade 1,8 School Admissions opening soon
He further appealed to parents and guardians to work together with the department by applying on time and participating responsibly throughout the process
National Treasury opens 2027 bursary applications for top-performing students
Successful applicants will receive financial support covering registration fees, tuition, board examinations, accommodation, prescribed study material, editing costs and a monthly allowance.
Nominations open for 19th South African Sport Awards
South Africans are encouraged to submit their nominations through the official online portal before the closing date on 19 July 2026.
Gauteng Education budget rises to R70.9 billion
Gauteng currently serves more than 2.86 million learners across 3 320 schools, including more than 2.43 million learners in public schools.
June 15 confirmed as special school holiday countrywide
Mpumalanga MEC for Education, Lindi Masina, said the occasion serves as a reminder of the important role young people play in shaping the nation.
Gauteng and Free State learners invited to enter South Africa-China video competition
The initiative encourages learners in Grades 8 to 12 to create a two- to three-minute video showcasing cultural, educational, economic, technological, or social links between the two countries.
