Independent Schooling in South Africa - a Liberal Institute publication
FNF - Germany
This paper discusses how the practice of charging school fees in public schools has impacted on the public and independent school sector in South Africa. The practice has les to the illegal exclusion of many poor children from public schools and to the entrenchment of relative privilege in formerly white public schools. At the same time, strong growth in the independent school sector has been predominantly in the middle-low income sector, where demand has been created by exclusions and poor quality education in public schools.
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