Parents queue for places at schools for their children in Gauteng on Sunday, November 3 2019.Panyaza Lesufi said officials at district offices, helping frustrated parents find places at schools for their children next year, were intimidated and attacked on Sunday.
The placement period for admissions of children in grades 1 and 8 at state schools in the province was scheduled to close on October 31 but a day before the deadline there were about 77,000 parents who had neither declined nor accepted placement offers for their children.Lesufi said in a series of tweets on Sunday that the “majority of our ‘good schools’ are full and we are trying to find proper alternatives”. He said no pupils would be left without a school.
Some parents took to social media saying they had queued for hours and were then informed the “system is down”. Others were circulating a petition calling for the cancellation of the Gauteng education department's online admission system.
Lesufi maybe if you realised changing a school name is not an accomplishment this wouldn't happen your department has failed miserably, a culture of high perfomance is required in which services are actually delivered is what it takes to get the job done
And this is what their children are like...
Nonsense, who frustrated those parents...The department is the root course for this frustrations but parents must not attack officials coz it is wrong from all side of views. The little Hero I failed us big time,now they want to place us anywhere...
This chaos never happened when schools only took students from the area in which the school was located. Students also didn’t risk getting killed because they didn’t travel for hours in unroadworthy taxis to get to a school of their parents choice on the opposite side of town
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