The South African Democratic Teachers Union and National Professional Teachers Organisation of South Africa said yesterday they want the department to be ready for this.Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced early in the week that schools would re-open on January 25 next year.
Sadtu General Secretary Mugwena Maluleke said measures would have to be in place for a possible second wave of Covid-19 next year after the children return to school. Naptosa Executive Director Basil Manuel said the department must not be caught off guard when the second wave hits the country.
Teachers attend parties, funerals, church services and even go to the malls. The only place they're scared of is their place of employment
What is the plan B when we have high amount of matrics failing
Simple solution. Stop testing people without symptoms. No second wave.