Vusumuzi Primary School

Vusumuzi Primary School in the Khabazela area, one teacher trying to handle 34 kids at the same time. Bro, that is not a classroom, that is a taxi rank with a chalkboard. One teacher, 34 learners, and you think anyone is actually learning anything? The driver is trying to collect fares from all 34 passengers at once and nobody is getting to their destination on time. And the school description, eish, they really wrote that with a straight face. "It serves 512 learners taught by 15 educators." Serves. Like they are dishing up lunch at a government canteen. Fifteen people trying to educate 512 kids following the national curriculum. That curriculum did not account for load shedding, a taxi rank classroom situation, and one teacher who has definitely seen things no teacher should ever have to see. Jy weet hoe is dit. No boarding facilities either, which they made sure to mention, as if anyone was sitting there hoping to sleep over. Nobody is trying to extend their time in a 34 to 1 ratio situation, my friend. You go home, you decompress, you come back tomorrow and do it all again. Overall verdict: Vusumuzi is out here running a full marathon with no water tables, but the fact that 512 kids in Khabazela have somewhere to go every morning means those 15 teachers are built different, and that deserves genuine respect.