Applications opened last week Thursday, with the process expected to run until mid-July.
JOHANNESBURG - The Gauteng Department of Education said more than a quarter of a million grade 1 and 8 applications have been processed in less than a week.The department set up the centres as contingency plans to address poor connectivity and disruptions due to load shedding."As of noon on Monday, 19 june 2023, the GDE online admissions system recorded a total of 131 294 applications made for grade 1 and 169 613 applications made for grade 8.
Some parents have taken to social media to flag some technical issues - including password errors and Department of Home Affairs verification."Those who want to access the system after completing their application and might have forgotten their passwords must click on the ‘forgot password’ option on the GDE online admissions login page and follow the prompts and one-time pin sent to their cell phone number to regain access to their profile.
OVER 300 000 ONLINE ADMISSIONS APPLICATIONS PROCESSED @EducationGP1 is proud to announce that a total of 300 907 Grade 1 and 8 #2024OnlineAdmissionsGP applications have been successfully processed to date since the start of the application period on Thursday, 15 June 2023. pic.twitter.com/wE9qY8JhoA
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