2011 Grade 12 Results

RELEASE AND PUBLICATION OF THE 2011 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE AND ABET LEVEL 4 RESULTS

RELEASE OF 2011 NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE RESULTS

  Results of the Grade 12 Final Exam will appear in newspapers on 5th January 2012.

  Grade 12 results will also be available at http://www.matric.co.za on the 5th January

  2012.

  Results could also be obtained over the Vodacom cellular network at 082 234 9006

  and SABC Newsbreak at 082 152.

2011 Principals’ Conference Speech by Hon. Premier Hazel Jenkins

2011 Principals’ Conference

Keynote Address by the Honourable Premier of the  Northern Cape, Ms Hazel Jenkins

Date: 17 – 19 February 2011

Venue: Mayibuye Cultural Centre 

Programme Director,

Honourable MEC Cjiekella

Acting HOD, Mr Pharasi

Chief Directors, Senior and Middle Managers of the Department

District Directors, Circuit Managers, Subject Advisors

And most importantly, Principals of our Schools

Ladies and Gentlemen: 

As you can all undoubtedly feel from the vibe at this conference, we are meeting here today, under a totally different mood, a totally different atmosphere than what the last Principals’ conference was.

The conference then was characterised by a negative atmosphere/ ambience brought about by the drastic drop in the 2009 matric results, which will go down as the worst in our almost two decades of democracy; the 11% drop was the steepest in the country and the 62% the lowest in our history.

2011 Principals’ Conference

2011 PRINCIPALS’ CONFERENCE

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BY THE HONOURABLE NORTHERN CAPE MEC FOR EDUCATION:

MS G. CJIEKELLA

DATE: 17 – 19 FEBRUARY 2011

VENUE: MAYIBUYE CULTURAL CENTRE 

PROGRAMME DIRECTOR,

HONOURABLE PREMIER,

ACTING HOD, MR PHARASI

MANAGERS AND OFFICIALS OF THE DEPARTMENT

OUR PRINCIPALS

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

It gives me immense pleasure to welcome all of you present here today, as we meet in entirely different circumstances to our same meeting a year ago.

Allow me Colleagues to start by offering our sincerest gratitude to the Premier of our Province, Honourable Ms Hazel Jenkins for the courageous and steadfast leadership and support she and her executive provided, both to myself as MEC for Education and to the entire department.

Collaborative Protocol on the Prevention of Crime and Violence

The Department of Education and the South African Police Services have formalised the working relationship between the two departments through the signing of a Collaborative  Implementation Protocol on the Prevention of Crime and Violence in all Schools. The purpose of the collaboration is to address issues of crime and violence in schools in an integrated manner.