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News
Health Screening Day 4
May 11, 2012 – A team from the CIE is conducting Health Screening in 7 schools in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal over the next two weeks, focusing on Grade R and 1 learners. This is day 4, and the team was at St Theresa’s Primary in Bizana, where 145 learners were screened.
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May 10, 2012 – A team from the CIE is conducting Health Screening in 7 schools in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal over the next two weeks, focusing on Grade R and 1 learners. This is day 3 of the 2012 project, and the team was at Farview JSS in the Mount Fletcher district of the Eastern Cape, where we screened 125 learners. Tomorrow we will be screening in Bizana, at St Theresa’s Primary School.
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Peer Educator Training
March 07, 2012 – From Monday the 5th to Friday the 9th of February, the HIV/AIDS & Gender Unit is running a workshop for Peer Educators in schools.
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Weighing Pigs?
CIE Director Mark Potterton looks at issues of assessment, and whether it is really the answer to problems in education.
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