What is a Governing Body?

A governing body of a public school is legislated as such by Section 16 of the South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996 (as amended) ("SASA"). The governance of a public school is vested in its governing body.

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The School Governing Body (SGB) is a statutory body of parents, educators and non-teaching staff who seek to work together to promote the well-being and effectiveness of the school community and thereby enhance learning and teaching.

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• KWM Driver - Principal, Infrastructure, Finance, Policy, HR, Sport, IWSE, ICT

• S Ally - SGB Chairman​ - SGB Chairman, FInance, Legal

• C Barry - Deputy Chairman, Infrastructure, FInance, Sport

• S Khumalo - Finance, SGB Treasurer

• S Frederick - Educator Representitive, IWSE, Fundraising, Staff Wellness

• M Seketlong - Educator Representative, Policy, IWSE

• L Baw - Finance, Policy, Communications & Marketing, ICT, Secretary

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Full details can be found here:

http://www.education.gov.za/Portals/0/Documents/Publications/Guidelines%20Relating%20to%20Electing%20SGB%20draft%202.pdf?ver=2014-12-19-084124-000

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