They blocked the entrance, stopping vehicles. They waved placards reading: “Expecting 100% pass rate in a school with no educators. In your dream.”
Coselelani High School parents protest in front of the Eastern Cape department of education district offices in Port Elizabeth for more teachers.About 50 parents protested outside the Eastern Cape department of education’s district offices on Thursday morning because of a shortage of teachers at Coselelani High School in Motherwell, Port Elizabeth.
“We can’t cope in these conditions, we need six more teachers; 12 teachers for 19 classes is too much,” he said.
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