The Western Cape Education Department has urged matriculants to make use of its Mental Health support services as they prepare for and approach their end-of-year exams.
Education MEC, Debbie Schäfer says each of the province’s education districts has a Specialised Learner and Educator Support team to assist learners during this stressful time.
She says parents and learners can also contact the WCED’s Safe Schools call-centre to be directed to mental-health care services.
Read more on this initiative here.
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