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Department of Basic Education Early childhood development ● ● ● The National Integrated Plan for Early Childhood Development EPWP ECD initiative to scale up ECD for 0–4 year olds Grade R National School Nutrition Programme The National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) provides nutrition education, parasite control and micronutrient supplementation and food in the form of one meal or snack a day. Table 5.1 Programme/service map: Department of Education Programmes and services that guaranteed admission, accommodation and retention of vulnerable learners in schools Programme/ services Description of the programmes/actual service provided Targeted beneficiaries/ qualifying criteria/how to obtain the service Delivery mechanism/ service providers Admission and registration of all vulnerable children at public schools Schooling is compulsory for all children between the ages of 7 and 15 years. The South African Schools Act prohibits schools from unfairly discriminating against children in their admission policies and practices (s5(1)). Targeted beneficiaries All children In order to register a child at a public school, the following documents are required: school report from previous school of attendance. The school governing bodies are responsible for developing the individual school admission policies. The policies must comply with the National Admission Policy and Schools Act. Application for admission is made to local schools. Admission and registration of children without supporting documents i In order to register a child at a public school, the following documents are required: school report from previous school of attendance. Targeted beneficiaries All children Children who do not have documents birth certificate, the child must be conditionally accepted by the school until a copy of the birth certificate can be obtained from the DoHA. Local school ➔ 139
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ However, if these documents are not available, the child must be provisionally registered until such time as the documents can be obtained. if a learner has not been immunised, the principal must advise the caregiver on how to get the learner immunised learner does not have a transfer card from the previous school, then the caregiver must produce a report card or any other document from the previous school with an affidavit stating why there is no transfer card. Admission to public schools for foreign children Schools must admit and register children whose parents are in possession of a permit for temporary or permanent residence. The admission laws and policies ii apply equally to children that are South African citizens as to children whose parents are in possession of a permit for temporary or permanent residence. This includes foreigners who have applied for temporary residence, but have not yet received it. Targeted beneficiaries Foreign children Children of refugees Enrolment requirements Parents of non-South African citizen learners must produce the child’s parents’ temporary or permanent residence permit. If they have not yet received their permits, they must produce proof of application to the DoHA to legalise their residency in South Africa. iii No foreign learner may be denied admission to a school due to insufficient documentation. So if the child’s parents have not yet applied for their permits, they must be admitted pending such an application. Local school ➔ 140
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