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SABC, DBE launch a multi-media learner support initiative

8 April 2020, 1:21 PM  |
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The multi-media learner support initiative is aimed at limiting the impact of the lockdown to the school calendar.

[File Image] Some matric learners at schools in George in the Southern Cape have expressed happiness at being back at school.

The multi-media learner support initiative is aimed at limiting the impact of the lockdown to the school calendar.

Image: SABC News

[File Image] Some matric learners at schools in George in the Southern Cape have expressed happiness at being back at school.

The SABC and the Department of Basic Education have announced the launch of a multi-media learner support initiative under the banner: COVID-19 Learner Support.

 

More important matters here…@SABCNewsOnline @SABC_2 @Official_SABC1 @SABC3 @SABCEducation @DBE_SA pic.twitter.com/8Dg84NEAJw

— Elijah Mhlanga (@ElijahMhlanga) April 8, 2020

 

The initiative is aimed at limiting the impact of the lockdown to the school calendar. It is part of the broader efforts to prevent a total loss of school year since the lockdown was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa as a measure to combat the spread of coronavirus, known as COVID-19.

 

 

Parents and learners are encouraged to tune in to @SABCEducation radio and TV stations for the COVID19 Curriculum Support Programmes for learners. The programme starts tomorrow, 9 April – see schedule @DBE_SA @ElijahMhlanga @GovernmentZA #Day13 #Day13ofLockdown pic.twitter.com/tn09VckQEq

— Dr Reginah Mhaule (@ReginahMhaule) April 8, 2020

The programme is scheduled to start on Thursday and will broadcast across three SABC TV Channels and 13 Radio stations with online support.

The series will provide curriculum support lessons to learners in Grades 10, 11 & 12 and Early Childhood Development (ECD).

The programme will cover subjects including Maths, Physical Sciences, English, Life Sciences and Accounting.

 

The SABC and the Department of Basic Education have launched a multi-media learner support initiative under the banner: COVID-19 Learner Support aimed at limiting the impact of the lockdown to the school calendar @DBE_SA #Covid19inSA pic.twitter.com/v9BNkoriqR

— GCIS Media Liaison (@GCISMedia) April 8, 2020

 

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