The Western Cape Education Department has announced that all schools are set to resume full operations on Monday, following disruptions caused by the recent strike organised by the South African National Taxi Council .
Recognising this challenge, the Western Cape region had previously allocated R1.3 billion over a three-year span to enhance educational outcomes. However, the recent disruption caused by the strike has regrettably set this progress back, ultimately affecting students’ learning experiences. Explore Cape Town and its surroundings with these incredible deals on cars for under 100k. Find car listingsDavid Maynier, the department’s provincial MEC, has appealed to parents and guardians to ensure their children return to school promptly. He emphasised the importance of getting students back into the classroom following the resolution of the taxi strike, as any further delay in teaching and learning could have detrimental effects on their educational progress.
Minister Maynier expressed his appreciation for the exceptional efforts made by educators and staff members who went above and beyond to fill in for their colleagues during the strike-induced absences.