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âThe school funding system in post-apartheid South Africa: Is the right to adequate basic education accessible to the rich only?âLorette Elizabeth Arendse January 2009 (has links)
The financing of public schools in South Africa is dependent on school fees to a great extent. However, the legislative process governing the charging of school fees perpetuates the entrenched inequality in the education system and violates the constitutional rights of those learners who are unable to afford school fees and other educational costs. This study examines the impact of the school funding system on the right to basic education of these learners, who are in most instances black and/or poor.
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âThe school funding system in post-apartheid South Africa: Is the right to adequate basic education accessible to the rich only?âLorette Elizabeth Arendse January 2009 (has links)
The financing of public schools in South Africa is dependent on school fees to a great extent. However, the legislative process governing the charging of school fees perpetuates the entrenched inequality in the education system and violates the constitutional rights of those learners who are unable to afford school fees and other educational costs. This study examines the impact of the school funding system on the right to basic education of these learners, who are in most instances black and/or poor.
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'The school funding system in post-apartheid South Africa: Is the right to adequate basic education accessible to the rich only?'Arendse, Lorette Elizabeth January 2009 (has links)
Magister Legum - LLM / The financing of public schools in South Africa is dependent on school fees to a great extent. However, the legislative process governing the charging of school fees perpetuates the entrenched inequality in the education system and violates the constitutional rights of those learners who are unable to afford school fees and other educational costs. This study examines the impact of the school funding system on the right to basic education of these learners, who are in most instances black and/or poor. / South Africa
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