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North West Department of Education Launches School Governing Bodies Elections and Talkshow

The North West Department of Education, under the leadership of MEC Viola Motsumi, is gearing up for a significant event aimed at fostering community engagement and improving the governance of schools across the province. Scheduled to take place in Mahikeng at the Victory Primary School Hall in Extension 38, the department has organized both a Talkshow and the launch of School Governing Bodies (SGB) elections.

Event Details:

Event 1: Talkshow

  • Time: 10:00
  • Date: 22 February 2024
  • Venue: Victory Primary School Hall, Mahikeng at Extension 38

Event 2: SGB Launch

  • Time: 10:00
  • Date: 23 February 2024
  • Venue: Victory Primary School Hall, Mahikeng at Extension 38

These events mark a significant effort by the Department of Education to involve parents and communities in the governance of their children’s schools. The Talkshow provides a platform for open dialogue and discussion on pertinent issues facing education in the region, while the SGB launch signifies the beginning of the electoral process for these crucial governing bodies.

The Department of Education encourages parents and community members to actively participate in these elections, emphasizing the importance of their involvement in shaping the direction and policies of their local schools. As MEC Viola Motsumi highlights, “The involvement of our school communities reflects the vitality of our democracy.”

The ultimate goal of these elections is to ensure that all schools in the North West province fully utilize the potential of active governance to bring about noticeable improvements for learners. By electing capable and dedicated individuals to serve on School Governing Bodies, communities can contribute directly to the quality of education and overall well-being of students.

The SGB elections are set to commence from the 1st of March until the 31st of March 2024, providing ample opportunity for candidates to campaign and for voters to make informed decisions about the future leadership of their schools.

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