Submit this form to the Department of Education via the following methods: Email to admissions@gautengeducation.gov.za, fax to 011-123-4567, or mail to Department of Education, 123 Education Rd, Johannesburg, 2000. Ensure all required fields are completed accurately before submission. Review the policy thoroughly to avoid any errors or omissions. It is advisable to keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.

Important dates for this form include the admission period and application period, which are determined by the Head of Department. Specific dates will vary annually and should be checked on the Department's website.

The purpose of this form is to establish a standardized admission policy for public ordinary schools in the Gauteng province. It aims to ensure that all students have equal access to quality education without discrimination. The form outlines the general principles, legislative framework, and detailed process for school admissions in compliance with national and provincial regulations.

• 1. Name of School: Enter the full name of the school applying this admission policy.
• 2. Name of Principal: Provide the name of the school principal overseeing the admission process.
• 3. Name of SGB Chairperson: Enter the name of the School Governing Body (SGB) chairperson.
• 4. Title of the Policy: State the title of the policy, which should be 'The Admission Policy'.
• 5. Effective Date: Indicate the date the policy is approved by the Head of Department.
• 6. Date of Next Review: Specify when the policy will be reviewed next, every three years or as required.
• 7. Revision History: Document any revisions made to the policy with dates.
• 8. Preamble: Outline the preamble to the policy, including the commitment to fair admissions.
• 9. Definitions and Acronyms: List and define terms and acronyms used in the policy.

Failure to submit this form can result in a lack of standardized admission processes and potential non-compliance with regulations.

• Non-Compliance: Failing to submit the form may lead to non-compliance with national and provincial school admission regulations.
• Lack of Standardization: Without submission, there may be inconsistencies in admission policies across different schools.
• Discrimination Risks: Failure to implement standardized policies may increase the risk of discrimination in school admissions.

• 1. Establishing Admission Policy: Implement the form to create a new school admission policy.
• 2. Reviewing Policy: Use the form to review and update existing school admission policies.
• 3. Compliance Checks: Ensure all admission processes adhere to the outlined policy and legislative framework.