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Latest Stories
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Celebrating World Wetlands Day
THEODOR Herzl pupils (foreground, from left) Tailah Botha, 11, and Miyu Iizuka, 10, and their Grade 5 classmates participated in a clean-up operation in the Baakens Valley yesterday in conjunction with the Wildlife and Environment Society, to celebrate World Wetlands Day. |
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Paying for quality education
GETTING the best education comes at a high price, but every cent is worth it for parents who want individualised attention for their children. |
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Saving every drop
COLLEGIATE Pre-Primary School pupils (from left) Madison du Preez, 4, Kayla Nienaber, 4, and Mthi Mziba, 5, participated in a project last week where they saved some of the water after their baths at home and brought it along to water their garden at the school garden. Picture: BRIAN WITBOOI |
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Pupils, parents help relocate fish
A group of Woodridge Preparatory students and parents were involved in relocating the remaining 500-or-so fish living in the school’s nature reserve dam to a neighbouring parent’s dam. |
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Special achievement
JASON Field, 18, who matriculated at Cape Recife High School last year, is the top achiever out of hundreds of pupils at over 40 special schools in the Eastern Cape. |
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No schools for Chatty’s forgotten children
MORE than 1000 children of schoolgoing age are idle at home or roaming the streets of a forgotten Port Elizabeth township as a government promise to build local schools for the nearly 4500 families has failed to materialise. |
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Top matrics share their study tips
THEY’VE achieved what they set out to do – and despite the Eastern Cape still reflecting a dismal matric pass rate of only 51%, highly successful 2009 pupils from across the province have shown what can be achieved and also provided hope to those who must still tackle their final school year. |
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Matric boffins share recipe for success
THE recipe for outstanding matric results is keen time management, studying consistently throughout the year, and spending less time on social networks Facebook and Mxit. |
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Qumbu’s top matric rose above odds
SHE shares a cramped room with three sisters and sleeps in a bed with two of them, but she did not let poverty stop her from being named the top matric pupil in her area. |
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