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Parents can't afford what schools are asking for
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Parents can't afford what schools are asking for
By Everson Luhanga Families in Nobody village near Polokwane say Grade R parents must spend over R1,000 on stationery chosen by schools. High school parents must buy nine textbooks per child and pay extra cash and items like tissues to the schools. Families in Nobody village are feeling the pressure. The village is near Ga-Mothiba outside Polokwane. Parents say they can no longer keep up with what schools are demanding from them. A concerned r…
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