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Our classrooms “will collapse on us”, says Limpopo learner

Radzambo Secondary School in Matsila village is crumbling, overcrowded and short of teachers

Radzambo Secondary School in Matsila village, Limpopo, is crumbling. The school was built nearly 40 years ago. The community has asked the education department to step in to help. Photo: Thembi Siaga
“We feel abandoned. We are afraid our classrooms will collapse on us,” a grade 9 learner at Radzambo Secondary School in Matsila village, Limpopo, told GroundUp.
Parents and learners at Radzambo have for years complained about overcrowded classrooms, the dilapidated state of the nearly four-decade-old building, as well as the limited subject choices offered to learners.
The school opened in 1987, initially offering grades 8 to 10, with grades 11 and 12 introduced in 1995. There are seven brick classrooms, one of which remains closed after it was…

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