Catch-up session’s plans as final year exams draw closer
Lusanda Bill
16 October 2010
It’s been a tough year for the class of 2010 with disruption with the public sector strike and the extended winter holidays, exams are drawing closer then ever.
This year more then 600,000 pupils will be writing this year’s finals.
The Department of Education has said all provinces in the country would be conducting final catch-up and revision programmes in the week and encouraged pupils to make the most of the sessions.
But the Basic Education Department’s Granville Wittle said final week study camps would be arranged to ensure pupils are fully prepared.
Grade 12 learners in Gauteng have been encouraged to go to Ster-Kinekor in selected outlets, as their will be screening of Primeducation matric DVD’s as from Monday.
16 October 2010
It’s been a tough year for the class of 2010 with disruption with the public sector strike and the extended winter holidays, exams are drawing closer then ever.
This year more then 600,000 pupils will be writing this year’s finals.
The Department of Education has said all provinces in the country would be conducting final catch-up and revision programmes in the week and encouraged pupils to make the most of the sessions.
But the Basic Education Department’s Granville Wittle said final week study camps would be arranged to ensure pupils are fully prepared.
Grade 12 learners in Gauteng have been encouraged to go to Ster-Kinekor in selected outlets, as their will be screening of Primeducation matric DVD’s as from Monday.
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