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• Check District Education Office:

  If your school is part of a district, the district education office may have information about PLCs operating within the district.

• Review “Annex 1”:

  As you mentioned, “Annex 1” likely contains information about PLCs, their goals, and how they operate.

• Look for PLC Meetings or Events:

  Attend any school or district-wide meetings or events related to professional development, as they may announce or discuss PLCs.

• Network with Colleagues:

  Talk to other teachers and staff in your school and surrounding schools to see if they are involved in any PLCs.

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I am interested in a PLC for coding and robotics in amathole west district.

I believe that it would be fruitful and assist new teachers in giving out the best to leaners, sometimes my methods may not work for the whole class, but after having collaboration with other professionals there might be positive changes.