Furthering development in education: are we clawing back?

Should government become more directive and once again prescribe how schools should be managed or should we treasure the autonomy and democratic system of our school governing bodies? Or, is it time to redesign the entire system? Experts raised these questions at a recent HSRC seminar about South Africa's education legislation and policy. Antoinette Oosthuizen reports.

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Human Science Research Council SA
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2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32382006
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Legal Issues in South Africa
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Furthering development in education: are we clawing back?

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Legal Issues in South Africa
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Furthering development in education: are we clawing back?

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Abstract

Should government become more directive and once again prescribe how schools should be managed or should we treasure the autonomy and democratic system of our school governing bodies? Or, is it time to redesign the entire system? Experts raised these questions at a recent HSRC seminar about South Africa's education legislation and policy. Antoinette Oosthuizen reports.

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