Johannesburg – Economists warn that more pupils at private schools in South Africa could drop out and return to former Model C schools in 2023 as parents’ salaries struggle to match high levels of inflation and a higher costs of living.
Parents now also have to contend with shrinking school budgets, more value for children in their health and wellness, as well as preparedness to take the future Generation Ys to the next frontier of their formal development.
The Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa’s (Isasa) executive director, Lebogang Montjane, said that since 1994,…
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