SA Schools to be ‘50% black, 50% white’

[TelkomUseless]

Does anyone remember the incident in Checkers when a woman asked the assistant for a mandjie (Basket)? It ended with the assistant screaming that she was called a monkey. Why are people so sensitive?

because white people = bad/the devil/satan. That is what is being preached and imprinted into people..

I laughed while typing that.

 

[ponder]

Does anyone remember the incident in Checkers when a woman asked the assistant for a mandjie (Basket)? It ended with the assistant screaming that she was called a monkey. Why are people so sensitive?

It was actually another customer in line behind her.

WATCH: ‘Don’t call me mandjie’

A white woman was nearly moered after she was accused of calling a black woman a ?mandjie?.

www.dailyvoice.co.za

 

[Flanders]

Does anyone remember the incident in Checkers when a woman asked the assistant for a mandjie (Basket)? It ended with the assistant screaming that she was called a monkey. Why are people so sensitive?

Best also never go to Checkers and ask if they have decaf-, er, de-thingamajig coffee granules. Rather look yourself and leave empty-handed if you'd prefer to not feature in a news24 headline.

 

[AstroTurf]

So what happens if we are in majority white area.
Should we move the school closer to the black suburb or bus the kids in that does not want to come to the school to start with

How about just leave the schools as they are and start cleaning up the under performed schools

The ANC will eventually force all the public schools that can afford it to go private

My Son is in a farm school about a 5 minute drive from the North West province border in Pretoria west rural (around a 15 minute drive from our house).

Since govt took over with the online registrations only thing last year or the year before, the kids in his school come all the way from Soshanguve, Pretoria North, Rosslyn, The Orchards and beyond.

Bus services for both my son's and daughters schools are free so yes.

I remember when I was a kid everyone in the neighbourhood went to the schools right around their homes.
I feel it is a two edged sword but at the same time I thing it's not such a bad thing either, it really is expanding community (instead of isolating it like the old system did) but at the same time it is likely also costing DOE a hell of a lot more cash and the busses can be chaos but it does mean we don't have to drive from work to NW to the Orchards and back to work every day to drop our son off at granny.

 

[Polymathic]

So Indians and coloured people must fsck off then?

 

[Cosmik Debris]

because white people = bad/the devil/satan. That is what is being preached and imprinted into people..

I laughed while typing that.

White people are also seen as a wallet. The beggar will ignore everyone else, clock me and home in. I point them in the direction of the ANC office. They then tell me they voted DA. Every single beggar that I have encountered voted DA. I wonder why the DA isn't the majority?

 

[GrootVoet]

I think Sisulu got what she wanted.

1. Media Attention
2. Populist support
3. Revering up the moer meter of everyone else.

In the end I don't believe this will happen anytime soon.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

In the end I don't believe this will happen anytime soon.

Like all the rest of Sisulu's utterances. She stated that EWC would start in the WC as well. She has made many anti white utterances. It may be the heat generated by those wigs that make her thinking wonky...

 

[TelkomUseless]

White people are also seen as a wallet. The beggar will ignore everyone else, clock me and home in. I point them in the direction of the ANC office. They then tell me they voted DA. Every single beggar that I have encountered voted DA. I wonder why the DA isn't the majority?

Ha.. I don't even give a cent anymore.

 

[sefeddt]

Best also never go to Checkers and ask if they have decaf-, er, de-thingamajig coffee granules. Rather look yourself and leave empty-handed if you'd prefer to not feature in a news24 headline.

Just avoid asking for the head electrician on a TV or movie set.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

Ha.. I don't even give a cent anymore.

Neither do I. Then you get called an apartheid Boer. I just reply with that was what they thought of me before they asked for money anyway.

 

[TelkomUseless]

Neither do I. Then you get called an apartheid Boer. I just reply with that was what they thought of me before they asked for money anyway.

I would laugh out loud to be honest if they call me apartheid boer. Just to piss them off even more...

 

[mojoman]

Ha.. I don't even give a cent anymore.

Nor do I ....When they whinge...I usually tell them to contact Outsurance and take it up with them...

If they continue they just get told to fk off.

 

[Nerfherder]

My Son is in a farm school about a 5 minute drive from the North West province border in Pretoria west rural (around a 15 minute drive from our house).

Since govt took over with the online registrations only thing last year or the year before, the kids in his school come all the way from Soshanguve, Pretoria North, Rosslyn, The Orchards and beyond.

Bus services for both my son's and daughters schools are free so yes.

I remember when I was a kid everyone in the neighbourhood went to the schools right around their homes.
I feel it is a two edged sword but at the same time I thing it's not such a bad thing either, it really is expanding community (instead of isolating it like the old system did) but at the same time it is likely also costing DOE a hell of a lot more cash and the busses can be chaos but it does mean we don't have to drive from work to NW to the Orchards and back to work every day to drop our son off at granny.

So we have two schools in our area where black/coloured kids are bussed in from another area. No locals go to these schools, everyone is arriving via bus or taxi.
I'm fascinated by this as i'm starting to believe that locals can't go to these schools. I mean realistically people have paid millions of rands to own property in the area so that they can go to the government schools in the area, which are among the best in the country, so its not like people want to send their kids to these "bus" schools which seem under resourced.
When applying to schools in the area these schools don't even come up. Its almost like its actually another school in another area, just magically plonked in ours.

 

[TelkomUseless]

So we have two schools in our area where black/coloured kids are bussed in from another area. No locals go to these schools, everyone is arriving via bus or taxi.
I'm fascinated by this as i'm starting to believe that locals can't go to these schools. I mean realistically people have paid millions of rands to own property in the area so that they can go to the government schools in the area, which are among the best in the country, so its not like people want to send their kids to these "bus" schools which seem under resourced.
When applying to schools in the area these schools don't even come up. Its almost like its actually another school in another area, just magically plonked in ours.

I'm just happy my kids are almost done with school.

Good freaking luck for the future (if these clowns don't get voted out)

 

[TheChamp]

So we have two schools in our area where black/coloured kids are bussed in from another area. No locals go to these schools, everyone is arriving via bus or taxi.
I'm fascinated by this as i'm starting to believe that locals can't go to these schools. I mean realistically people have paid millions of rands to own property in the area so that they can go to the government schools in the area, which are among the best in the country, so its not like people want to send their kids to these "bus" schools which seem under resourced.
When applying to schools in the area these schools don't even come up. Its almost like its actually another school in another area, just magically plonked in ours.

Is it in Gauteng? I am sure Afriforum would love to get this information, poor guys have been pretty desperate for something on Panyaza, if that proves to.l be true they can nail him.

Also what is the community saying about this? Or everyone is pretty comfortable and no one really need this school? Because I honestly don't see the whole community just being cool with the situation.

 

[Acid0]

My Son is in a farm school about a 5 minute drive from the North West province border in Pretoria west rural (around a 15 minute drive from our house).

Since govt took over with the online registrations only thing last year or the year before, the kids in his school come all the way from Soshanguve, Pretoria North, Rosslyn, The Orchards and beyond.

Bus services for both my son's and daughters schools are free so yes.

I remember when I was a kid everyone in the neighbourhood went to the schools right around their homes.
I feel it is a two edged sword but at the same time I thing it's not such a bad thing either, it really is expanding community (instead of isolating it like the old system did) but at the same time it is likely also costing DOE a hell of a lot more cash and the busses can be chaos but it does mean we don't have to drive from work to NW to the Orchards and back to work every day to drop our son off at granny.

Sure but how long before the Afrikaans school get forced to be an English school and you alienate all the previous students in that school.

 

[AstroTurf]

So we have two schools in our area where black/coloured kids are bussed in from another area. No locals go to these schools, everyone is arriving via bus or taxi.
I'm fascinated by this as i'm starting to believe that locals can't go to these schools. I mean realistically people have paid millions of rands to own property in the area so that they can go to the government schools in the area, which are among the best in the country, so its not like people want to send their kids to these "bus" schools which seem under resourced.
When applying to schools in the area these schools don't even come up. Its almost like its actually another school in another area, just magically plonked in ours.

Friend of ours live directly opposite a primary school, as in his house is opposite the entrance. He could not get his son into the school...

Their new system is chaos, same as every other system.
We were very happy our boy got into the school he is in as we wanted him in there (great little farm school).

As for our daughter, we applied to 7 schools in our area, 3 of them closer to the one she is in.
Appealed etc to no avail (she wanted to go to a technical school) but it's also a good school (in top 3 for the district) and she has been happy since day 1. The kids have her back and she has plenty friends and doing well so all good.

 

[Major Boredom]

A lot of kids now do home schooling / tutor centers..
GL with the gov school story. We gave up on it a long time ago.
Teacher with 30+ in a class is not beneficial for the kids

 

[AstroTurf]

Sure but how long before the Afrikaans school get forced to be an English school and you alienate all the previous students in that school.

Happened to the primary school my daughter was in, happening to the school my son is in.

Afrikaans kids are isolationist, they stick to their own. It's not their fault, it's their parent's culture rubbing off.

And sure, separate schools by language, I mean, what could possibly go wrong?