Failure rate requires action plan at JTL Beukes Primary School at Rehoboth
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 24/01/2025
Wilma Januarie, a teacher at JTL Beukes Primary School at Rehoboth, on Thursday during the school’s first parent meeting for the year announced that 57 out of 551 pupils in the lower primary were not promoted last year. She said 20 out of 457 pupils in the upper primary were not promoted. “In (…)
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