No parent will be forced to send a child to school in level 3

Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Sunday evening, outlining that the country would be moving to Level 3 of the Covid-19 lockdown on 1 June. South Africa is currently at Level 4 of the nationwide lockdown.

On Sunday, Ramaphosa said the risk-adjusted approach of the lockdwon was guided by several criteria. It included the level of infection and rate of transmission, the capacity of health facilities, the extent of the implementation of public health interventions, as well as the economic and social impact of continued restrictions.

The department has been meeting with multiple stakeholders to ensure that pupils return to school safely. He added there would be strict control measures at schools, and water and sanitation infrastructure were being put in place to allow for physical distancing and regular hand washing.

They cum up with a plan ho to protect our kids from these, Co sum of us we r forced to send our to school, we do not have money 4 private lessons

So we're really on our own. This is because no one is in charge of this country...

But if people must decide what each prefers then it means the COUNTRY is on Autopilot🤷🏽‍♂️ A clear sign of towel throwing

Children's right to education will be violated here and i see more and more parents facing the law🙉

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