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PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE IPHONDO LEMPUMA KOLONI PROVINSIE OOS-KAAP Provincial Gazette Igazethi Yephondo Provinsiale Koerant (Extraordinary) BISHO/KING WILLIAM’S TOWN Vol. 23 30 AUGUST 2016 No. 3727 30 AUGUSTUS 2016 We oil Irawm he power to pment kiIDc AIDS HElPl1NE 0800 012 322 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Prevention is the cure ISSN 1682-4556 N.B. The Government Printing Works will 03727 not be held responsible for the quality of “Hard Copies” or “Electronic Files” submitted for publication purposes 9 771682 455006 2 No. 3727 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, 30 AUGUST 2016 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za PROVINSIALE KOERANT, BUITENGEWOON, 30 AUGUSTUS 2016 No. 3727 3 IMPORTANT NOTICE: THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING WORKS WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS THAT MIGHT OCCUR DUE TO THE SUBMISSION OF INCOMPLETE / INCORRECT / ILLEGIBLE COPY. NO FUTURE QUERIES WILL BE HANDLED IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE. CONTENTS Gazette Page No. No. PROVINCIAL NOTICES • PROVINSIALE KENNISGEWINGS 202 South African Schools Act (84/1996): Notice to close 202 Unofficially closed schools in terms of section 33 of the Act ................................................................................................................................................................ 3727 4 203 South African Schools Act (84/1996): Province of the Eastern Cape: Notice to close 202 unofficially closed schools in terms of section 33 of the Act ............................................................................................................ 3727 10 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 4 No. 3727 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, 30 AUGUST 2016 PROVINCIAL NOTICES • PROVINSIALE KENNISGEWINGS NO. NO. PROVINCIAL NOTICE 202 OF 2016 202 South African Schools Act (84/1996): Notice to close 202 Unofficially closed schools in terms of section 33 of the Act 3727 CAPE CAPE PROVINCE PROVINCE EASTERN OF OF THE THE EDUCATION EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF OF NOTICE NOTICE SECTION SECTION TO TO UNOFFICALLY UNOFFICALLY CLOSE CLOSE CLOSED SCHOOLS TERMS TERMS 202 202 OF OF OF 33 33 IN IN SOUTH SOUTH THE THE SCHOOLS SCHOOLS AFRICAN AFRICAN ACT, ACT, (ACT (ACT 1996). 1996). 84 84 1996 1996 NO. NO. OF MANDLA MANDLA MAKUPULA, MAKUPULA, Member Member of responsible for Education Council Council the the the I, I, Executive Executive in in Eastern Eastern Cape, Cape, acting acting African of of Section of of of 33 33 84 Act Act terms terms in in Schools Schools the the South South Act, Act, 1996 No. No. ( ( hereby hereby 1996) 1996) that that notice notice give give Schedule Schedule unofficially unofficially schools intend intend closed close close 202 the the down down to to in in I I hereto. hereto. The The for for the the proposed proposed closure closure following: following: the the reasons reasons are are The The drastic drastic decline decline of of enrolment enrolment learner learner optimal optimal The The of of utilization utilization Resources. Resources. State State the the The The governing governing bodies bodies of the the affected affected interested schools schools submit submit other other invited invited and and party party to to any any are written written representations representations objections objections of the the publication publication proposed proposed notice notice days to to 30 within within the the on on or or hereof. hereof. MR. MR. K.T. TSHWENTSHWE TSHWENTSHWE ACTING ACTING DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR: CHIEF CHIEF Development Development Governance: Governance: Institutional Institutional Management, And And EASTERN EASTERN CAPE CAPE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT EDUCATION EDUCATION OF OF 0406084304 0406084304 FAX: FAX: Email: Email: Nosisi.zi. Nosisi.zi. edu.ec edu.ec ov.za ov.za edu.ec.rov..ov.za edu.ec.rov..ov.za KUPU KUPU MANDLA MANDLA M M A A MEMBER MEMBER THE THE OF OF COUNCIL COUNCIL EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT EDUCATION EDUCATION OF OF !karma !karma eJigaqarnbileyo! eJigaqarnbileyo! blocks blocks building building for for growth. growth. 21' 21' This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za PROVINSIALE KOERANT, BUITENGEWOON, 30 AUGUSTUS 2016 No. 3727 5 SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Closed Closed Date Date District District Institution Institution of of Official Official Emis Emis Name Name Nat Nat No. No. Feb Feb -14 -14 24- 24- Butterworth Butterworth School School Primary Primary Senior Senior Hlaba Hlaba 200300102 200300102 M M G G 1 1 -12 -12 Butterworth Butterworth 18- 18- Sep Sep School School Secondary Secondary Msobomvu Msobomvu Junior Junior 200300746 200300746 2 2 Butterworth Butterworth School School Primary Primary Nyabavu Nyabavu Senior Senior 200300776 200300776 3 3 Feb Feb -14 -14 Butterworth Butterworth 21- 21- School School Primary Primary Junior Junior 200300560 200300560 Sautana Sautana 4 4 -12 -12 Butterworth Butterworth 18- 18- Sep Sep School School Secondary Secondary Junior Junior 200300678 200300678 Zangwa Zangwa 5 5 -13 -13 Sep Sep 05- 05- Cofimvaba Cofimvaba School School Primary Primary Junior Junior 200300752 200300752 Lower Lower Ngonyama Ngonyama 6 6 Cofimvaba Cofimvaba School School Mkutukeni Mkutukeni Primary Primary Senior Senior 200300346 200300346 7 7 Feb Feb -14 -14 21- 21- Cofimvaba Cofimvaba School School Junior Junior Primary Primary 200600497 200600497 Mngqanga Mngqanga 8 8 -12 -12 Aug Aug 28- 28- Cofimvaba Cofimvaba Comprehensive Comprehensive School School Mtshabe Mtshabe 200300389 200300389 9 9 Cofimvaba Cofimvaba School School Mvumbi Mvumbi Primary Primary Senior Senior 200601101 200601101 10 10 Cofimvaba Cofimvaba School School Nobuhle Nobuhle Primary Primary Senior Senior 200300467 200300467 11 11 -06 -06 Cofimvaba Cofimvaba Aug Aug 07- 07- Secondary Secondary School School Qombolo Qombolo Junior Junior 200300637 200300637 Upper Upper 12 12 Cradock Cradock School School Park Park Ardyne Ardyne 200600020 200600020 Farm Farm 13 13 05- 05- -13 -13 Sep Sep Cradock Cradock Cloverfields Cloverfields School School Primary Primary 200600108 200600108 14 14 Oct Oct -13 -13 07- 07- Cradock Cradock School School Crackpot Crackpot Hall Hall Primary Primary 200600116 200600116 15 15 Feb Feb 09- 09- -15 Cradock Cradock School School Fish Fish 200600201 200600201 Primary Primary River River 16 16 Feb Feb -14 -14 Cradock Cradock 11- 11- Alfa Alfa School School Glen Glen 200600215 200600215 Farm Farm 17 17 Cradock Cradock School School Glen Glen 200600217 200600217 Stuart Farm Farm 18 18 04- 04- -12 Sep Sep Cradock Cradock Halesowen Halesowen School School 200600240 200600240 Primary Primary 19 19 Cradock Cradock Kuilen Kuilen School School 200600277 200600277 Farm Farm Houw Houw 20 20 Cradock Cradock School School Osberg Osberg 200600653 200600653 Farm Farm 21 21 Cradock Cradock Petrusdal Petrusdal School School 200600665 200600665 Farm Farm 22 22 Feb Feb -14 -14 11- 11- Cradock Cradock School School Rietrivier Rietrivier 200600711 200600711 Farm Farm 23 23 -14 -14 Feb Feb Cradock Cradock 11- 11- School School Semaphore Semaphore 200600732 200600732 Primary Primary 24 24 Jul Jul 02- 02- -15 -15 Cradock Cradock Combined Combined Sosebenza Sosebenza Community Community 200600776 200600776 25 25 Feb Feb -14 -14 11- 11- Cradock Cradock Bridge Bridge School School Tarka Tarka 200600818 200600818 Farm Farm 26 26 Feb Feb 09- 09- -15 Cradock Cradock Wolwevlei Wolwevlei School School Primary Primary 200600925 200600925 27 27 -12 -12 18- 18- Sep Sep Dutywa Dutywa Secondary Secondary School School Ludiza Ludiza Junior Junior 200300775 200300775 28 28 Oct Oct -15 -15 16- 16- London London Draaibosch Draaibosch East East School School 200200129 200200129 Farm Farm 29 29 Oct Oct -15 -15 16- 16- London London East East School School Elitheni Elitheni 200200149 200200149 Primary Primary Senior Senior 30 30 Oct Oct -15 -15 16- 16- London London East East Emntlabati Emntlabati School School Primary Primary 200200161 200200161 31 31 Oct Oct -15 18- 18- London London Entilini Entilini East East School School 200200166 200200166 Primary Primary 32 32 -09 -09 24- 24- Apr Apr London London East East School School Primary Primary 200200225 200200225 Gugura Gugura 33 33 Oct Oct -15 -15 18- 18- London London East East School School Primary Primary 200200232 200200232 Gxetu Gxetu 34 34 Mar Mar -15 -15 16- 16- London London East East School School Junior Junior Hill Hill 200200244 200200244 Primary Primary 35 35 Oct Oct -15 -15 18- 18- London London School School Hillingdale Hillingdale East East Primary Primary 200200245 200200245 36 36 24- 24- -09 Apr Apr London London East East School School Igoda Igoda 200200262 200200262 Farm Farm 37 37 London London School School East East Secondary Secondary Junior Junior 200200344 200200344 Kwezi Kwezi 38 38 lkamva lkamva dìqaqambileyo¡ dìqaqambileyo¡ for for blocks blocks growth. growth. building building 31 31 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 6 No. 3727 PROVINCIAL GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, 30 AUGUST 2016 Feb Feb -15 -15 10- 10- London London East East School School Luyolo Luyolo Secondary Senior Senior 200200389 200200389 39 39 -09 -09 Apr Apr 24- 24- London London East East School School Molteno Molteno 200200491 200200491 Primary 40 40 -15 -15 Oct Oct 18- 18- London London East East School School Norringdale Norringdale 200200633 200200633 Primary 41 41 -12 -12 Oct Oct 15- 15- London London East East School School Ntabozuko Ntabozuko Secondary Secondary Junior Junior 200200649 200200649 42 42 -09 -09 24- 24- Apr Apr London London East East Shelford Shelford School School 200200757
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