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ADA T
1 reviews | Active since May 2015
23 Jan 2024, 16:58
Nightmare
I can’t even begin to find the words to describe the hell this school has put our 2023 matriculants and parents through.
They should be shut down.
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UCT Online High School's replyOfficial
26 Jan 2024, 09:21Hi Ada,
UCT Online High School’s first Matric cohort’s results were released on 17 January and were a significant milestone for the school. Learners’ achievements are set out in a blog post, which can be found here (https://www.uctonlinehighschool.com/blog/congratulations-to-our-matric-class-of-2023), along with information about the progress made by learners in Grades 8 to 11.
Following the release of the Matric results, there have been a number of queries from both guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 and guardians whose children are currently studying with us. We would like to reassure our guardian community that we are attending to any queries regarding a learner’s SBA portfolio marks. For any queries related to a learner’s final Matric results (including regrade and/or rewrite requests), guardians have been encouraged to follow SACAI’s stipulated channels for escalation. Adhering to these channels of escalation to SACAI is essential as only SACAI can address these.
The school has asked guardians to be patient with SACAI, as they are experiencing a high volume of queries, which is also expected at this time of year. In order to ensure that both the school and SACAI are working with full and accurate information, guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 are being asked to provide details of any further concerns, in addition to issues that have already been reported.
UCT Online High School’s team is working hard to collect and interrogate all relevant information and, wherever it can, work with SACAI until all issues are resolved.
UCT Online High School’s first Matric cohort’s results were released on 17 January and were a significant milestone for the school. Learners’ achievements are set out in a blog post, which can be found here (https://www.uctonlinehighschool.com/blog/congratulations-to-our-matric-class-of-2023), along with information about the progress made by learners in Grades 8 to 11.
Following the release of the Matric results, there have been a number of queries from both guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 and guardians whose children are currently studying with us. We would like to reassure our guardian community that we are attending to any queries regarding a learner’s SBA portfolio marks. For any queries related to a learner’s final Matric results (including regrade and/or rewrite requests), guardians have been encouraged to follow SACAI’s stipulated channels for escalation. Adhering to these channels of escalation to SACAI is essential as only SACAI can address these.
The school has asked guardians to be patient with SACAI, as they are experiencing a high volume of queries, which is also expected at this time of year. In order to ensure that both the school and SACAI are working with full and accurate information, guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 are being asked to provide details of any further concerns, in addition to issues that have already been reported.
UCT Online High School’s team is working hard to collect and interrogate all relevant information and, wherever it can, work with SACAI until all issues are resolved.
Best regards,
The UCT Online High School Team
UCT Online High School's reply26 Jan 2024, 09:21
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Hi Ada,
UCT Online High School’s first Matric cohort’s results were released on 17 January and were a significant milestone for the school. Learners’ achievements are set out in a blog post, which can be found here (https://www.uctonlinehighschool.com/blog/congratulations-to-our-matric-class-of-2023), along with information about the progress made by learners in Grades 8 to 11.
Following the release of the Matric results, there have been a number of queries from both guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 and guardians whose children are currently studying with us. We would like to reassure our guardian community that we are attending to any queries regarding a learner’s SBA portfolio marks. For any queries related to a learner’s final Matric results (including regrade and/or rewrite requests), guardians have been encouraged to follow SACAI’s stipulated channels for escalation. Adhering to these channels of escalation to SACAI is essential as only SACAI can address these.
The school has asked guardians to be patient with SACAI, as they are experiencing a high volume of queries, which is also expected at this time of year. In order to ensure that both the school and SACAI are working with full and accurate information, guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 are being asked to provide details of any further concerns, in addition to issues that have already been reported.
UCT Online High School’s team is working hard to collect and interrogate all relevant information and, wherever it can, work with SACAI until all issues are resolved.
UCT Online High School’s first Matric cohort’s results were released on 17 January and were a significant milestone for the school. Learners’ achievements are set out in a blog post, which can be found here (https://www.uctonlinehighschool.com/blog/congratulations-to-our-matric-class-of-2023), along with information about the progress made by learners in Grades 8 to 11.
Following the release of the Matric results, there have been a number of queries from both guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 and guardians whose children are currently studying with us. We would like to reassure our guardian community that we are attending to any queries regarding a learner’s SBA portfolio marks. For any queries related to a learner’s final Matric results (including regrade and/or rewrite requests), guardians have been encouraged to follow SACAI’s stipulated channels for escalation. Adhering to these channels of escalation to SACAI is essential as only SACAI can address these.
The school has asked guardians to be patient with SACAI, as they are experiencing a high volume of queries, which is also expected at this time of year. In order to ensure that both the school and SACAI are working with full and accurate information, guardians of learners who wrote in 2023 are being asked to provide details of any further concerns, in addition to issues that have already been reported.
UCT Online High School’s team is working hard to collect and interrogate all relevant information and, wherever it can, work with SACAI until all issues are resolved.
Best regards,
The UCT Online High School Team