The South African Education and Environment Project (SAEP)

Schools in Philippi are overcrowded, achieving low pass rates and are under-resourced with few extra-curricular activities available to learners. According to the last national census the average household income is R3,200 or less, with most residents holding low-income jobs or unemployed and living on social grants. Each person who is employed supports many who are not.

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Schools in Philippi are overcrowded, achieving low pass rates and are under-resourced with few extra-curricular activities available to learners. According to the last national census the average household income is R3,200 or less, with most residents holding low-income jobs or unemployed and living on social grants. Each person who is employed supports many who are not.

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