Hundreds of matrics still awaiting fate

08 January 2013

NEARLY a week after the national release of the 2012 matric results, hundreds of matriculants across the Eastern Cape are unsure whether they have passed or failed as they still frantically await their marks.

The provincial Education Department is now in a scramble to fix the matric results bungles before universities open after numerous pupils did not get their results, raising fears that they had failed.

At Humansdorp's Lungiso High and Humansdorp Secondary schools, 52 and 207 matriculants respectively still do not know their fate as their maths literacy and tourism results are still outstanding.

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Reader's Comments

Report Abuse Author: royboy Date: 08 January 2013 11:53

....and so the education circus continues and so the empty promises are made,this will only change when this government has the balls to do the right thing!

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