Asilweni Bo Mama’s Stop the Early Admission of 3–4 Year Olds into Grade R: Protect the ECD Phase
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Teboho
11 months ago
I teboho don't agree at all that children at the age of 3 to 4 years must go to school
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Maakana Tlangelani Felicia
11 months ago
Keep 3 to 4 years in ECD centres
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Tshediso
11 months ago
We must not disrupt kids growth with skipping stages of life
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Thembi
11 months ago
Clearly this act does not have ,children interest .No consideration about the child's growth and stimulation
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Oliviah
11 months ago
Stop 3and 4 years registration in schools.
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Maakana Nwankhavelana Cristine
11 months ago
Keep 3 to 4 years in ECD
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Ngamoola Nkosi
11 months ago
I am against this government's decision
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Cate Teane
11 months ago
Hallo there 3 to 4 years can't go to school still young can even go to toilet alone no that is ridiculous think something better .they still needs someone to babyseat ,help them to eat properly yoo A BIG NO The person who suggested this maybe she didn't rise littleones mmmmm
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Ntombiyakhe Vukubi
11 months ago
Children 3-4 yrs need to be supervised carefully cos they are still young they need parents not teachers
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Sinazo Lidia Vellem-Nqaba
11 months ago
Children under 3 and 4 years are not ready to go to public school because they are still very young.
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Tshepiso
11 months ago
5 years children they still belong to ECD centres not at school they are still young needs to be well nurturing so please all the 5 years at the ECD centres
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Mpoletsang Nchoe
11 months ago
Keep 3-4 years children in ECD centre
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Ndumiso Nkosi
11 months ago
I am the decision of taking the kids that are below the age of 4 to school
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Buyiswa Kwatsha
11 months ago
I agree with no registration for 3-4years children at Primary school
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Priscilla
11 months ago
Protect ECD phase
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Zama
11 months ago
This is destroying and disadvantaging the women who are in this industry
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Thandeka Majola
11 months ago
3 & 4 year must stay in the ECD.
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Nomzamo educare
11 months ago
3-4 years suppose to continue at Pre School not grade R because they are still young
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Jennipher Phiri
11 months ago
Children do not get to develop wholistically e.g five development domain, learn through play.
We are trained to help and facilitate their development but you are taking them from us who must we facilitate? We create Jobs earn a living.
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Vivian kemp
11 months ago
No children under age admitted at the Primary schools
I teboho don't agree at all that children at the age of 3 to 4 years must go to school
Keep 3 to 4 years in ECD centres
We must not disrupt kids growth with skipping stages of life
Clearly this act does not have ,children interest .No consideration about the child's growth and stimulation
Stop 3and 4 years registration in schools.
Keep 3 to 4 years in ECD
I am against this government's decision
Hallo there 3 to 4 years can't go to school still young can even go to toilet alone no that is ridiculous think something better .they still needs someone to babyseat ,help them to eat properly yoo A BIG NO The person who suggested this maybe she didn't rise littleones mmmmm
Children 3-4 yrs need to be supervised carefully cos they are still young they need parents not teachers
Children under 3 and 4 years are not ready to go to public school because they are still very young.
5 years children they still belong to ECD centres not at school they are still young needs to be well nurturing so please all the 5 years at the ECD centres
Keep 3-4 years children in ECD centre
I am the decision of taking the kids that are below the age of 4 to school
I agree with no registration for 3-4years children at Primary school
Protect ECD phase
This is destroying and disadvantaging the women who are in this industry
3 & 4 year must stay in the ECD.
3-4 years suppose to continue at Pre School not grade R because they are still young
Children do not get to develop wholistically e.g five development domain, learn through play. We are trained to help and facilitate their development but you are taking them from us who must we facilitate? We create Jobs earn a living.
No children under age admitted at the Primary schools