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High School, Isaiah Christian School, John Ramsay Secondary School,<br />
Isilimela Secondary, Masiphumele Secondary and Kylemore Secondary<br />
School, the noise level was found to be very disruptive.<br />
e. In Mpumalanga at Dumezizwe, Bankfontein and Eastdene<br />
candidates were allowed to write examinations without identity<br />
documents bearing their photos. Invigilators only relied on letters<br />
of admission and/or timetables for identification purposes. This is<br />
b. The collection of scripts at most examination centres leaves much to<br />
be desired. Invigilators require candidates to leave their answer<br />
scripts on the desks so that they can be collected in numerical order.<br />
The practice was observed in Limpopo at Mareka Senior Secondary<br />
School, Kheto Nxumayo, Manyangannna, Tshikuthula and Dayimani<br />
not sufficient for identification of part-time candidates as this allows<br />
for ghostwriters. Also, in Western Cape, because invigilators are<br />
not teachers employed at the schools, it is necessary that all<br />
candidates carry identity documents as invigilators do not know<br />
the candidates.<br />
High Schools. The practice was also observed at WEM School in<br />
Mpumalanga. This is unacceptable because candidates may remove<br />
scripts from the examination room as they leave.<br />
f. At Laudium Secondary School in Gauteng, a full time candidate had<br />
forgotten to take along his identity document to school and was<br />
required to go home to collect it fifteen minutes prior to the<br />
c. Unused and spoilt answer scripts were left lying around in the<br />
examination room at Kheto Nxumayo in Limpopo. Candidates may<br />
use these answer sheets to scribble notes at the back of the answer<br />
sheets and use them when writing other papers.<br />
commencement of the examination. The candidate contacted his parents<br />
telephonically and the identity document got delivered instead. The chief<br />
invigilator cautioned against such practice in future as it unsettles the<br />
candidate before the commencement of examination and could result<br />
into the candidate being late for the paper.<br />
d. At Rosebank House Damelin the invigilators were uncertain about the<br />
procedure to be followed in the oral component of the Italian and<br />
Spanish question papers.<br />
g. In Western Cape, full-time candidates do not bring identity<br />
documents to the examination room and the invigilators do not know<br />
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