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REPORT ON ORGANISATIONAL SYSTEMS AND RESOURCES AGAINST THE DELIVERYOF SERVICES3. Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives3.1 Vision and MissionOur vision is a smart service delivery of quality public education, which promotes a dynamiccitizenship for socio-economic growth and development in Gauteng and South Africa.We will be at the cutting edge of curriculum delivery and provide access to quality lifelong learningopportunities.This will be shaped by the principles of transformation, equity, redress and Ubuntu.3.2 Government Policy AimsThe Gauteng Provincial Government has identified the following aims for the 2002/03 medium-term cycle:• End poverty and degradation• Build a non-racial and non-sexist society• Ensure sustainable economic growth, development and job creation• End the abuse of women, children, elderly people and people with disability• Address the HIV/AIDS pandemic• Education and developing a skills base3.3 Strategic GoalsThe Department continues to promote and implement key Government Education Priorities for the MTEF period asoutlined in the Implementation Plan for Tirisano 2001-2005. The Department aligned its 2002/03 strategic plan to supportand achieve the aims of Tirisano by integrating them into the programmes and activities of the Department. The aims are:• Dealing with HIV/AIDS especially focussing on children in distress and dealing with HIV/AIDS in the workplace• School Effectiveness and Teacher Professionalism especially focussing on leadership, management andgovernance development, the status and quality of teaching, school safety, Education Action Zones and schoolinfrastructure• Literacy Campaign especially ABET programmes in line with the NQF and institutional effectiveness• FET - improving learner performance especially in mathematics and science, Schools for FocusedLearning and promoting talent identification and development• Values in education especially the promotion of National Symbols• Public Private Partnerships especially for youth employment between theprivate sector and educational institutionsGAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ANNUAL REPORT 2002/0314
REPORT ON ORGANISATIONAL SYSTEMS AND RESOURCES AGAINST THE DELIVERYOF SERVICES• National and Provincial Departments' Organisational Effectiveness• Monitor Standards in Education3.4 Strategic ObjectivesThe key priorities for the 2002/03 Financial Year are:• Improve Educational Quality• Focus on Black (African, Coloured and Indian) Learners in Disadvantaged Communities, particularly Africanlearners and township schools and especially girl learners• Establish Schools for Focussed Learning• Implement the Further Education and Training Act, 1998• Continue Education Interventions for Quality to consolidate the gains made by the Education Action Zones(EAZ) and Senior Secondary Improvement Strategies• Promote Constructive Partnerships• End all forms of discrimination• Improve Service Delivery and improve customer service• Implement the Adult Basic Education and Training (ABET) Act and promote the Literacy Campaign• Ensure the provision of Early Childhood Development and introduce Grade R• Promote HIV/AIDS Education and Awareness• Transform Farm Schools to Rural Schools• Implement a Social Plan focusing on extra-curricular activities with an emphasis on youth development, sport,culture and changing of the physical environment of schoolsGAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ANNUAL REPORT 2002/0315
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