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Grassdale Hoërskool
High School · Public · Cape Town
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The school has changed for the worse, the teachers are way to comfortable with their students, the way they act and speak to like they are friends, and are teachers allowed to post their kids on social media and give out their personal phone numbers, This I getting out of hand and it's concerning.
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I love this school and the teachers are loving and caring but i cant afford a ipad but i would like 1 for my studies and projects only you guys can change that
194 Lake Rd Grassy Park, 7888, Cape Town
217061816
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Grade 12 learners are still waiting for their jackets with less than four months left of the school year. Every time parents and learners enquire, we are told that they are “coming tomorrow.” This level of poor planning and communication is unacceptable.
The principal constantly talks down to learners while claiming to want the best for them. But does belittling and speaking down to our children really build them up? Discipline and accountability are important, but so is respect.
The school’s leadership, communication and overall standards need serious attention. Grassdale has clearly lost the excellence it was once known for, and unfortunately, the current management seems more interested in making excuses than addressing the very real concerns of parents and learners.