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EDUCATION ACCESS: Western Cape parents face admissions anxiety as department blames ‘double-parked’ offers

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EDUCATION ACCESS: Western Cape parents face admissions anxiety as department blames ‘double-parked’ offers
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Parents in the Western Cape are experiencing anxiety over school admissions for the 2027 academic year due to a lack of available spaces. The Western Cape Education Department attributes this issue to 'double-parked' applications, where students hold multiple offers. Many families feel sidelined by the centralized placement system, leading to frustration and confusion about the admissions process.

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EDUCATION ACCESS Western Cape parents face admissions anxiety as department blames ‘double-parked’ offers As anxiety mounts over the Western Cape’s 2027 school placements, the Western Cape Education Department is pleading for patience and says the current lack of space is largely caused by ‘double-parked’ applications. With the 15 June deadline approaching, some parents have voiced concerns that the centralised placement portal sidelines them from well-resourced schools. By Takudzwa Pongweni 3 Jun 2026 The Western Cape Education Department is pleading with parents to confirm their final school choice well before the 15 June deadline to immediately unlock seats for thousands of unplaced children.

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