Grade 12 learners from Hoërskool Voortrekker have breathed a sigh of relief after writing English Paper One on October 23.
The Advertiser caught up a few matric learners from Hoërskool Voortrekker after their examinations.
Some of the matrics said the paper was not difficult, but they had problems with time management.
Watch video to hear what learners had to say about their first English paper examinations.
Meanwhile, the Gauteng MEC for Education and Youth Developmen, Panyaza Lesufi, visited Parktown Boys’ High School to oversee the NSC exams.
“We would like to wish all our Grade 12 learners the best of luck and assure them that they have our full support. Learners are urged to conduct themselves with honesty during the exam.
“Cheating and other exam irregularities may result in a criminal record,” said Lesufi.
The Department of Education this year has registered a total of 111 775 full-time matric learners and 41 599 part-time learners.
Learners can phone Child Line on their toll-free number on 0800 055 555 or 011 645 2000 (during working hours) for counselling assistance.
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