Department of Basic Education and Training (DBE)

The Department of Basic Education has announced that matric learners affected by suspected cheating during the final exams by Grade 12 learners in the Mpumalanga province will be allowed to rewrite their affected papers in 2022. This decision has been welcomed by many learners and parents who have been struggling to cope with the challenges posed by the pandemic.

The decision to allow matric learners to rewrite affected papers in 2022 is a positive step towards addressing these challenges. It will provide learners with an opportunity to improve their grades and ensure that they are well prepared for their final exams.

The department has also announced that it will provide additional support to learners who need it. This will include providing access to online learning resources, as well as offering tutoring and support to learners who are struggling to keep up with their studies.

Parents and learners are encouraged to take advantage of these opportunities, and to work closely with their teachers and schools to ensure that they are well prepared for their exams.

The department has also stressed the importance of maintaining good study habits, and has urged learners to continue to work hard and to focus on their studies. This will be particularly important for those who are rewriting affected papers in 2022, as they will need to demonstrate a high level of knowledge and understanding in order to succeed in their exams.

Overall, the decision to allow matric learners to rewrite affected papers in 2022 is a welcome one, and will provide learners with the support and guidance they need to overcome the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. It is hoped that this will enable learners to achieve the best possible results in their final exams, and to achieve their full potential.