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A lack of infrastructure, particularly in some schools in townships and rural areas, is cited as a contributing factor in matric student performance. matricresults

The country is anticipating the release of Senior Certificate Matriculation results by Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga on Thursday evening.

“The issue of infrastructure is very critical in the education of any pupil in South Africa and the world. The schools that lack infrastructure make it very difficult if not impossible for young kids to ultimately finish and be something in the future.

 

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Nooo,the matriculants in township schools spend around 330 days at school. Too much junk for a kid's brain to absorb.

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