📚As thousands of children packed classrooms across the country, some have not been as fortunate, with overcrowded public schools across SA. backtoschool TheCitizenNews Click here to read what Minister Angie Motshekga said⤵️
in schools as the provincial Department of Education grapples with its online admissions system and overcrowding in schools.
“I know the problem of admissions; it didn’t come with the online applications. Even when I was the MEC [of Education in Gauteng] we used to have problems in placing children. “We also have a national programme where we are working with provinces to make sure that we can assist them with overcrowding.
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