Asilweni Bo Mama’s Stop the Early Admission of 3–4 Year Olds into Grade R: Protect the ECD Phase
1,724 Comments
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Amanda Pertunia Dlamini
11 months ago
I dnt agree with the implementation
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Roseline Mogano
11 months ago
They are still young to go to school being will children with 13 years,big no
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Veronica Delisile Msomi
11 months ago
Keep 3-4 year olds in ECD Centres!!!
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Nelisiwe Hlatshwayo
11 months ago
This thing of taking 4-5 to school is not working the government is killing our business.The 4 years child is doing what at school they failing to take care grade R what about this small ones the government is playing with our children.
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Ernest Mpange
11 months ago
That's really unfair for us parents and for the child under 5yrs to go to school, that child still deserves the full time care of the parent.
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Sanath Singo
11 months ago
Early childhood development is still crucial in this age group.
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Mooketsi Phahlamohlaka
11 months ago
I am totally against the early admission of kids under the age of 5 as Grade R learners in Schools
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Thembeka Angel nkosi
11 months ago
3yrs child belong to Ecd not at school
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Ruth Matabane
11 months ago
It is not fair for the children to go to school they are still young
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Ntombenhle
11 months ago
Children need to be in a safe environment that enables them to learn and play. ECD Centres creates opportunities for play while learning which is very important for children's development.
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Catherine Mqwathi
11 months ago
Please we want a good foundation for
Our children
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Duduzile Dlamini
11 months ago
I support the motion.
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Linah Selemela
11 months ago
Please keep our 3-4 at the center the are still young they need their mothers,we are their mothers not teachers
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Bohlokwa Tsatsi
11 months ago
3 yrs old are too small for primary school
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Ntuli Linah
11 months ago
You have my full support forward with ECD founders forward.
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Elina Neta
11 months ago
I believe children needs to go to ecd before going to primary school it helps them to develop accordingly
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Anonymous
11 months ago
I disagree about 3-4years at school.
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Lydia Lebenya
11 months ago
No time Bella bill no children of 3 to 4 years to school, they are too young
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Lethiwe
11 months ago
Nice love you
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Paulinah Mogoboya
11 months ago
Children under 3-4. are not ready for school They still need time to develop their small
and gross muscles not to be at school Please don't damage their mind heavy studies
I dnt agree with the implementation
They are still young to go to school being will children with 13 years,big no
Keep 3-4 year olds in ECD Centres!!!
This thing of taking 4-5 to school is not working the government is killing our business.The 4 years child is doing what at school they failing to take care grade R what about this small ones the government is playing with our children.
That's really unfair for us parents and for the child under 5yrs to go to school, that child still deserves the full time care of the parent.
Early childhood development is still crucial in this age group.
I am totally against the early admission of kids under the age of 5 as Grade R learners in Schools
3yrs child belong to Ecd not at school
It is not fair for the children to go to school they are still young
Children need to be in a safe environment that enables them to learn and play. ECD Centres creates opportunities for play while learning which is very important for children's development.
Please we want a good foundation for Our children
I support the motion.
Please keep our 3-4 at the center the are still young they need their mothers,we are their mothers not teachers
3 yrs old are too small for primary school
You have my full support forward with ECD founders forward.
I believe children needs to go to ecd before going to primary school it helps them to develop accordingly
I disagree about 3-4years at school.
No time Bella bill no children of 3 to 4 years to school, they are too young
Nice love you
Children under 3-4. are not ready for school They still need time to develop their small and gross muscles not to be at school Please don't damage their mind heavy studies