Court orders DBE to vet all school staff against Child Protection Register
The settlement agreement, which has been made an order of court, requires the Department of Basic Education and provincial education departments to strengthen…
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The implementation of the National Child Protection Register (NCPR) is set to be strengthened after a Gauteng High Court settlement agreement ordered education authorities to improve vetting processes and ensure people deemed unsuitable to work with children are identified and recorded. NAPTOSA said it supported initiatives aimed at strengthening safeguarding measures in schools and protecting children’s constitutional rights to safety, dignity and basic education.
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The implementation of the National Child Protection Register (NCPR) is set to be strengthened after a Gauteng High Court settlement agreement ordered education authorities to improve vetting processes and ensure people deemed unsuitable to work with children are identified and recorded.
according to IOL (Independent Online)NAPTOSA said it supported initiatives aimed at strengthening safeguarding measures in schools and protecting children’s constitutional rights to safety, dignity and basic education.
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