When schools update uniform policies, discussion often focuses on appearance and upfront price. Prioritising durability and easy repairs can save families money and extend clothing life.
South Africa's oldest English-speaking boys' school, Muir College in Kariega, opens applications for grades 4 to 6 alongside boarding opportunities.
A R134.5m state-of-the-art primary school blending robotics, an Afro-centric curriculum, and biodiversity protection has been unveiled in Humansdorp.
A major cyberattack at a high school in Gqeberha has led to a severe data breach, exposing thousands of confidential records spanning more than a decade. The leaked data includes children's birth certificates, banking records, staff…
The transformative power of public art and the urgent need for equitable arts education took centre stage at the Kulture Korner Dialogue Series held at St Peter’s Rainbow Village in South End, Gqeberha.
A criminologist warns that neglected school infrastructure and unsafe grounds at Gamble Street mirror conditions that drive pupils toward gangs in Gqeberha.
Young pupils at Strelitzia Primary School recently received valuable lessons on personal safety, emotional wellbeing and self-worth through a community-led outreach programme.
Health authorities have ruled out water and food contamination as the source of a gastrointestinal illness outbreak affecting over 100 students at Rhodes University in Makhanda.
A call for basic education in South Africa to introduce more continental African authors to help combat ignorance and xenophobia among learners.
Pupils at Astra Primary School and the wider Bloemendal community are celebrating the official opening of South Africa's 17th Cruyff Court, bringing sport, life skills, and clean drinking water to local youth.
Early childhood development practitioners across Kouga are upskilling through a new workplace-based NQF Level 4 qualification funded by Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, bringing practical expertise and formal recognition to local educators.
Despite widespread child food poverty, the Department of Basic Education has repeatedly delayed its ECD nutrition tender, returning millions in unspent funds while children go hungry.
Herbert de Vos, the first principal of colour at Gqeberha's Andrew Rabie High School, is driving an inspiring era of transformation, boosted enrolment, and modernisation through the 'Rabie Revolution'.
Knysna High School matric pupil Hope Strydom reached a milestone in her creative journey by exhibiting 10 intricate charcoal drawings at the Knysna Old Gaol Museum.
ADvTECH has acquired the historic St George’s School property in Gqeberha to create The Bridge St George’s, a dedicated school for neurodivergent learners set to open in 2028.
