The bodies that participated in Sunday’s meeting included Fedsas, the Governing Body Foundation , the National Association of School Governing Bodies and the South African Principals' Association .
Discussing the principles of timetable construction, Mweli said they needed to take into account departmental regulations, the type and size of school, the amount of time available, and the principles of justice and variety.quite encouraged because he [Mweli] did emphasise that this would be an opportunity for school principals to make choices with governing bodies and come up with the best plan for their school because the timetable is a governing body function”.
More educators will be needed, otherwise educators will be overworked and exhaustion will kick in.
What if a particular teacher teaches multiple grades? So that teacher will have to be at school from morning till late? That is against the Employment of Educators Act as amended.
That could work i attended my Sub A and B for 3 hrs 8 to 11 i was out hoorah good times
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