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Asilweni Bo Mama’s Stop the Early Admission of 3–4 Year Olds into Grade R: Protect the ECD Phase

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Violet Ngakanyane
11 months ago

Not going to work for a 3 year old, she/he needs a preschool foundation before going to big school

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Wilhelmina
11 months ago

Is aformal request made to court of law

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Ntombizonke xaba
11 months ago

Don't admit infant(3-4yrs) in grade R

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Esther maselela
11 months ago

Appropiate age for school should be 6 not 3 years

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Ntombizodwa
11 months ago

As ECD center we can't lose children of 4 and 5 years since they are not emotionally and physically ready to face the foundation phase at school and also it means most ECD will be closed and that will lead to more of unemployment rate in our country

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Zandile Msibi
11 months ago

No to Bella Bill

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Zandile charlotte Khoza
11 months ago

Please keep the 3 - 4 years in ECD

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Felicity Meyer
11 months ago

It really concerns me for such young small babies to go to school so I hereby say no no to taking our small babies to school

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Idah khanyisile Ntuli
11 months ago

Keep 3 - 4 years in ecd centres protect ecd foundation

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Anonymous
11 months ago

Children at that age are not ready for formal education and the environment at school is way too crowded for this tender age.

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Noloyiso Zekhethelo Mbhele
11 months ago

3-4 years needs to be in ECD Centres they are still young

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Akhona Krakra
11 months ago

A 3year old child is not ready to go to a primary school because they need more attention and they are not ready to in an environment where there are older kids than then ...they would be bullies.They are babies they need to be around children their age thank you

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Sarah malefu letsela
11 months ago

3to4 years they must not be at school they are to young they need to be taken care by ecd practitioners they need love and support from ecd

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Tony Mmako
11 months ago

Stop the admission of 3=4 years old into grade R

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Anonymous
11 months ago

Stop 3-4 for registering with schools

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Ndivhuwo Princess Memu
11 months ago

I agree

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Orapeleng Ayanda Ntlailane
11 months ago

Those kids are still too young

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Phemelo
11 months ago

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Asisipho
11 months ago

She or he is not well developed

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Nombuso Soga
11 months ago

Children of that age are still very young they need a one on one attention at school they would have to grow up fast