A private school where the teachers are employed by a board of governors or management body, which determines the number of teachers on the staff, their salaries and service conditions. The state pays either a 15 percent or 45 percent subsidy, depending on whether the school meets certain criteria, such as syllabus requirements and adequate facilities. Model B A state school with admission policy determined by the management committee, provided whites make 51 percent of the enrolment. School fees not compulsory, but may be charged for additional facilities. Model C State-aided school run by a managing body, which includes the principal and parents.
State subsidy covers salaries of staff appointed in terms of prescribed norms.
Additional teachers paid by the management body. Parents pay for textbooks, building mainten ance and extracurricular activities. Model D Former government schools forced to close due to drop in enrolment and subsequently opened to all races. State pays operating costs and teachers' salaries. Parents may volunteer to pay school fees set by management council.