Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi expressed his gratitude towards all parties involved in the education sector, including the African National Congress’s alliance partners. In a recent statement, Lesufi thanked everyone who has contributed to the success of the education system in the province.
Lesufi’s remarks came after the release of the province’s matric results, which showed a significant improvement from the previous year. The Gauteng province achieved a pass rate of 83.8%, an increase of 3.8% from the previous year. This is a remarkable achievement and could not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of all stakeholders.
In his statement, Lesufi highlighted the crucial role played by the ANC’s alliance partners, namely the South African Communist Party (SACP) and Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU). He acknowledged their unwavering support and commitment towards the education sector, which has contributed towards the success of the province.
Lesufi also praised the efforts of the teachers, learners, and parents for their dedication and perseverance. He acknowledged that without their support, the province would not have been able to achieve such impressive results. The MEC also expressed his appreciation towards the Department of Basic Education for their continuous support and guidance.
The Gauteng province has been leading the way in the education sector, and this year’s results are a testament to the tireless efforts of all those involved. Lesufi’s leadership and vision have played a significant role in the province’s success. His commitment to improving the quality of education has been unwavering, and it is evident in the results.
Under Lesufi’s leadership, the province has implemented various initiatives to improve the education system. These include the introduction of e-learning, the provision of free sanitary pads to girls, and the rollout of scholar transport to students in need. These efforts have contributed to creating a conducive learning environment for students, resulting in improved academic performance.
Lesufi’s leadership has also been praised for its inclusivity and transformational approach. He has implemented various programs to promote diversity and inclusivity in schools, ensuring that all learners have equal opportunities to succeed. This has been evident in the province’s results, with a significant increase in the number of learners from previously disadvantaged backgrounds achieving excellent results.
The MEC also thanked the private sector for their contributions towards the education system. He acknowledged the various partnerships and sponsorships that have helped improve the quality of education in the province. These collaborations have provided learners with access to resources and opportunities that have contributed to their success.
In conclusion, MEC Lesufi’s gratitude towards all parties involved in the education sector is a testament to his leadership and commitment towards improving the quality of education in the province. The results achieved this year are a reflection of the hard work and dedication of all stakeholders, and it is something to be proud of. The Gauteng province sets an excellent example for other provinces to follow, and with the continued support and collaboration of all parties, the education system will continue to thrive. Let us all continue to work together to ensure that every learner in South Africa receives a quality education and has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
