Nearly 1 400 fee, disciplinary complaints lodged against Gauteng private schools

Author: Prega GovenderPublished on: September 13, 2026Country: South Africa

Society & Lifestyle

Nearly 1 400 fee, disciplinary complaints lodged against Gauteng private schools

Nearly 1,400 complaints regarding fees and disciplinary issues have been lodged against private schools in Gauteng province. These complaints reflect growing concerns among parents about the management of private schools. Educational authorities are currently reviewing these complaints to ensure compliance with existing regulations.

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