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Empowering Young Minds: Kgetleng Revier Fire Protection Association, led by Gary Needham, in collaboration with the Depa...
23/04/2026

Empowering Young Minds: Kgetleng Revier Fire Protection Association, led by Gary Needham, in collaboration with the Department of Education, under the guidance of Acting Circuit Manager, Paseka Nkone, successfully delivered a vital Fire Education program at Moedwil Combined School on April 23, 2026, equipping students with life-saving skills and fostering a culture of safety and resilience.

Mphe Bana II Secondary school hosted a successful IEC Launch on the 22nd April 2026. This success is made possible by Ms...
23/04/2026

Mphe Bana II Secondary school hosted a successful IEC Launch on the 22nd April 2026.

This success is made possible by Ms Letlape, the Principal and her team.

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Circuit moruti has spoken. Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year
23/12/2025

Circuit moruti has spoken. Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year

12/12/2025

MEC MOTSUMI SLAMS SCHOOLS FOR WITHHOLDING LEARNERS’ REPORT CARDS.

The North West Department of Education has raised serious concern over reports that some learners are being denied their report cards due to outstanding school fees.

Schools across the province are currently issuing end-of-year reports. However, in several areas, learners have allegedly been prevented from receiving their academic results, with school officials citing unpaid fees as the main reason.

North West MEC for Education, Viola Motsumi, has strongly condemned this practice.

“I have received numerous calls from parents and learners across the province who complain about learners being denied their report cards. This action is highly unacceptable, and those school principals should desist from doing so. Every year at this time, I continue to repeat the same message that learners should be given their report cards,” said MEC Motsumi.

The MEC stressed that financial matters should be dealt with directly between schools and parents, not the learners. She added that while school fees are necessary for the functioning of schools, learners should never be punished for circumstances beyond their control.

“Parents need to fulfil the commitments they make to schools,” Motsumi added.

Sechaba Times has also received several complaints from concerned parents regarding similar incidents in different parts of the province. Parents are urged to continue reporting any such misconduct by school officials to ensure all learners can access their results without discrimination.

**Year-End Message to Kgetleng Circuit Principals**Dear Principals,As we draw the curtain on this academic year, I want ...
28/11/2025

**Year-End Message to Kgetleng Circuit Principals**

Dear Principals,

As we draw the curtain on this academic year, I want to take a moment to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each of you for your unwavering dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence in education.

This year has presented its unique challenges and opportunities, and through it all, your resilience and passion for nurturing the minds and hearts of our students have shone brightly. Your efforts in fostering safe, inclusive, and inspiring learning environments have not gone unnoticed.

Thank you for your collaboration, innovation, and steadfast determination to uplift our schools and communities. I am confident that the foundations you have built this year will continue to bear fruit in the years to come.

Wishing you a restful and joyful holiday season. May you return refreshed and ready for another year of impactful leadership and achievement.

With sincere appreciation,

Mr Paseka Nkone
Acting Circuit Managet

27/11/2025

**Year-End Speech by the Circuit Manager**

TO : Schools' communities, School Governing Body (SGB), Administrative Assistants (AA), General Assistants (GA), Educational Assistants (EA), Learners, Teachers, School Management Teams (SMT), and Principals of all schools in Kgetleng-Revier Local municipality.

Good Morning everyone,

As we come to the close of another remarkable year, I am honored to stand before you to reflect on the achievements, challenges, and growth we have experienced together as a circuit team.

First and foremost, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to each one of you—our dedicated educators, administrative staff, and stakeholders—whose hard work, passion, and commitment have been the driving force behind our progress. This year has not been without its hurdles, but your resilience and unwavering focus on our mission to provide quality education have truly made a difference in the lives of our learners.

Throughout the year, we set ambitious goals to improve student performance, enhance teacher development, and foster a more inclusive and supportive learning environment. Thanks to your collaborative efforts, we have made significant strides in these areas. We have seen improved exam results, greater community involvement, and successful implementation of innovative teaching strategies that cater to the diverse needs of our students.

I would also like to acknowledge the partnerships we have strengthened with local communities, parents, and government bodies. Your support has been invaluable in creating opportunities and resources that enrich our schools and empower our students.

Looking ahead, we are preparing for even greater challenges and opportunities. Our focus will remain on continuous improvement—embracing new technologies, promoting professional development, and ensuring that every learner has the chance to succeed regardless of their background.

As we celebrate our achievements today, let us also renew our commitment to excellence and collaboration in the coming year. Together, we can build on our successes and make an even greater impact.

Thank you once again for your dedication and hard work. I wish you all a restful holiday season and a prosperous new year.

Let us continue to work hand in hand for the future of our learners and our community.

NGWANA KE SEJO O A TLHAKANELWA.

Thank you.

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Santee Spur Rustenburg Mall donated goodies packs and toiletries for all grade 1s of Moitshoki-Mofenyi Primary School at...
27/11/2025

Santee Spur Rustenburg Mall donated goodies packs and toiletries for all grade 1s of Moitshoki-Mofenyi Primary School at Koster. The donation was received by the Acting Circuit Manager, Mr Nkone Paseka, Principal Ms PT Mashishi Grade 1 educator Ms Modisane I and members of staff from the Manager Ms Amanda Sithole.

This is how the circuit treats the concept LEADERSHIP...
26/11/2025

This is how the circuit treats the concept LEADERSHIP...

Congratulations Mr Eugene JonkerPrincipal's, Educators as well as Learners of Kgetleng Circuit are delighted to hear abo...
25/11/2025

Congratulations Mr Eugene Jonker

Principal's, Educators as well as Learners of Kgetleng Circuit are delighted to hear about your new role as the Principal of Koster Skool Gekombineerde. Your dedication, leadership and passion for education have truly earned you this well deserved opportunity of a promotion. We are confident that under your guidance, the school will continue to thrive and reach new heights of excellence.

Wishing you success, strength, and inspiration as you embark on this exciting journey.

Congratulations once again.

We learn everyday, plan, fail but plan again untill we become successful.
21/11/2025

We learn everyday, plan, fail but plan again untill we become successful.

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