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Government Warns Unregistered Backyard School Owners

6 months agoTue, 24 Sep 2024 11:25:58 GMT
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Government Warns Unregistered Backyard School Owners

The government has issued warned owners of unregistered schools operating in backyards, that they will face prosecution unless they formalise their operations.

In an interview with ZBC News during an event celebrating the private sector’s contributions to the country’s education system held over the weekend, Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Torerai Moyo said unregistered schools fail to meet required standards, which ultimately prejudices learners. He said:

We have also allowed private players, individuals, corporates, everyone through a public-private partnership to provide the best education in Zimbabwe.

My message to those who want to introduce private colleges is we want them to regularise their operations, they need to register with the ministry. We are the regulators so they are going to respect the laws of the country.

Those who are not registered should stay away from providing quality, from providing, opening their schools because the law will be applied against those who are operating illegally.

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The event also featured a ceremony recognising and awarding students and teachers who excelled in various fields.

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8 Comments

theLastAntKing · 6 months ago
Public schools, just like Public health system they have already collapsed. For teachers just like doctors in Public hospitals, public schools are their hunting ground and they commit themselves when they teach on private lessons or on these backyard schools. What matters for parents is their children getting educated.
jojo · 6 months ago
Backyard schools are the same as the black market, if something is not working out THEN MAKE A PLAN. The government is busy sending money to HAMAS instead of funding BEAM and paying teachers a living wage.
Anonymous · 6 months ago
About time
🤰chibaby che yadah · 6 months ago
zvakaoma
Anonymous · 6 months ago
Uyuwo anongorotomoka..
ZimSketch · 6 months ago
till such a time when you begin to pay a living salary to yr teachers, the backyard schools will continue to thrive. these backyard schools have students send by their parents who fully knows that they are better than formal schools
7@$h!0n🎤 · 6 months ago
Hoyoo thank yo.Ndaimbozvitaura inin kt mukuru wedu ari kutonga zvinodadisa
Anonymous · 6 months ago
Tax kuteacher anopa extra lesson 59%. Vabereki you pay ku ministry tozopa ticha isu. Mazvihwaka.

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