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Inspectorate

Overview

The Inspectorate Department ensures the delivery of quality education across Lubombo Region by supervising teaching standards, curriculum implementation, and learner outcomes. Our inspectors serve as catalysts for innovation, inclusion, and continuous improvement in Eswatini’s schools.

Primary Cadre

  • Monitor Early Childhood and Primary School teaching practices

  • Support curriculum delivery and inclusive education

  • Guide schools on learner assessment and foundational literacy

Secondary Cadre

  • Supervise subject-specific teaching across secondary schools

  • Promote digital learning and career readiness

  • Ensure alignment with national curriculum and assessment standards

Meet Our Inspectors

Our team includes experienced professionals who bring passion, precision, and purpose to every school visit. They are trained in inclusive education, digital pedagogy, and stakeholder engagement.

Secondary Carde

Geography

Mr. B. Dlamini
Geography Inspector

Science

Mr. V. Malinga
Science Inspector

Nutrition

Mrs. N. Mkhonta
Nutrition Inspector

D and T

Mr. V. Dlamini
D and T Inspector

Agriculture

Ms. F. Dlamini
Agriculture Inspector

Business Education

Ms. S. Dlamini
Business Education Inspector

Mathematics

Ms. H. Shongwe
Mathematics Inspector

SEN

Ms. S. Khanya
SEN Inspector

Frequently Asked Questions about Inspections

What is the role of the Inspectorate in Lubombo Region?

The Inspectorate ensures the delivery of quality education by supervising teaching standards, curriculum implementation, and learner outcomes across schools. Inspectors serve as catalysts for innovation, inclusion, and continuous improvement

How often are inspections conducted?

Every school must be inspected at least once a year, with additional visits for follow-up, support, or when performance concerns arise

What do inspectors look for during school visits?

Inspectors assess:

  • Lesson planning and delivery

  • Curriculum coverage and pacing

  • Learner assessment practices

  • Classroom management and inclusivity

  • Use of teaching and learning materials

  • School leadership and governance

What happens after an inspection?

Schools receive a detailed report with strengths, areas for improvement, and actionable recommendations. Follow-up visits may be scheduled to monitor progress.

Can schools request support from inspectors?

Yes. Schools may request advisory visits for curriculum guidance, inclusive education strategies, or professional development support.

Are inspections punitive?

No. Inspections are developmental in nature, aimed at improving teaching quality and learner outcomes, not punishment.

How are inspection findings used?

Findings inform regional planning, teacher deployment, professional development priorities, and national education policy reviews.

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