61 illegal schools face closure as Gauteng allocates R1.13bn
The Gauteng Department of Education has investigated 61 schools suspected of operating illegally since January, with 32 served closure letters as the province tightens its oversight of independent schools.
The department said the growth of the independent-school sector made registration and oversight increasingly important, particularly for parents deciding where to enrol their children.13bn for independent schools Furthermore, crackdown on illegal schools comes as the department prepares to allocate approximately R1.
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