STATISTICS BOTSWANA SECONDARY EDUCATION STATISTICS BRIEF

STATISTICS BOTSWANA SECONDARY EDUCATION STATISTICS BRIEF

2013

No 2015/01

Secondary

Statistics Botswana. Private Bag 0024 Botswana Tel: (267) 367 1300. Fax: (267) 395 2201. Email: info@ Website: .bw

Preface

This publication gives highlights on secondary education statistics derived from data collected through the 2013 annual school census.

The statistics provided will assist in monitoring the existing education policies, inform planning and decisionmaking and serve as evidence on the country's progress towards meeting national and international obligations on provision of secondary education.

We sincerely thank all the school heads and regional education officers who provided the required data for the production of this brief.

_____________________ Dr Burton Mguni Acting Statistician General December 2015

1.0 Introduction

This report is based on data collected through the 2013 secondary school annual census. The annual school census is carried out by Education Management Information Systems (EMIS) unit in the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD). The data was collected from Government, government aided and privately owned secondary schools.

It should be noted that this publication mainly covers data for 2013, however, some data for previous years have been used for comparative analysis.

The statistics provided is mainly on school ownership, number of schools, enrolments, drop outs, re-entrants, teachers and their qualification. Indicators reported include; Enrolment rates, pupil/teacher ratio, and dropout rates among others.

2.0 Secondary Education School Ownership

Secondary school ownership in Botswana is mainly in three forms; government, government aided and privately owned schools. Government secondary schools are solely managed and owned by Ministry of Education and Skills Development, while the private schools are entities owned and managed by individuals or companies and government aided schools are mission schools run by religious institutions (Roman Catholic Church and United Congregational Church of Southern Africa (UCCSA)) in partnership with Ministry of Education and Skills Development.

Table 2.1: Number of Secondary Schools by School Ownership? 2003-2013

Secondary School Ownership

Years

Government

% Share

Government Aided

% Share

Private

% Share

2003

230

82.7

4

1.4

44

15.8

2004

230

82.4

4

1.4

45

16.1

2005

230

82.7

4

1.4

44

15.8

2006

231

84.3

4

1.5

39

14.2

2007

231

87.2

4

1.5

30

11.3

2008

232

84.1

4

1.5

40

14.5

2009

232

84.1

4

1.5

40

14.5

2010

232

84.1

4

1.5

40

14.5

2011

234

84.2

4

1.4

40

14.4

2012

235

83.0

4

1.4

44

15.6

2013

235

82.5

4

1.4

46

16.1

Total 278 279 278 274 265 276 276 276 278 283 285

Table 2.1 shows that there was an increase of 2.5 percent on the number of secondary schools, from 278 in 2003 to 285 in 2013. Out of the 285 secondary schools in 2013, Government schools constituted 82.5 percent of all secondary schools in the country, while government aided and private schools constituted 1.4 and 16.1 percent respectively.

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Table 2.2: Number of Secondary Schools by School Ownership and Region-2013

School Ownership

Region

Government Schools

Private

%

Schools

%

Total

Central

93

38.9

8

17.4

101

Chobe

2

0.8

0

0.0

2

Kgalagadi

7

2.9

0

0.0

7

Kgatleng

11

4.6

1

2.2

12

Kweneng

26

10.9

5

10.9

31

Gantsi

5

2.1

0

0.0

5

South

34

14.2

5

10.9

39

South East

27

11.3

15

32.6

42

North East

20

8.4

6

13.0

26

North West

14

5.9

6

13.0

20

TOTAL

239

100.0

46

100.0

285

**Government schools include Government and Government aided schools

Table 2.2 shows that Central region had the highest percentage of Government secondary schools at 38.9 percent followed by South region with 14.2 percent. Chobe region had the lowest proportion of government secondary schools. On the other hand, South East region had the highest percentage of private schools (32.6%) followed by Central region with 17.4 percent. Chobe, Kgalagadi and Gantsi regions did not have private schools.

3.0 Secondary Education Enrolment

3.1. 2012 Secondary Education Enrolment

Table 3.1 shows that secondary school enrolment in 2013 stood at 175,509, with female enrolment at 90,649 (51.6%) compared to 84,560 (48.4%) male.

Table 3.1: Secondary School Enrolment by School Ownership, Sex and Form- 2013

Form

School ownership

Sex

1

2

3

4

5

6

Government

Male

20,503 19,341 18,626

10,175

9,640

-

Female

20,922 19,763 18,589

12,460

11,490

-

Total

41,425 39,104 37,215

22,635

21,130

-

SPED 49 43 92

Total 78,334 83,267 161,601

Government Aided

Male Female Total

-

-

-

1,491

1,492

-

-

-

-

1,807

1,725

-

-

-

-

3,298

3,217

-

-

2,983

-

3,532

-

6,515

Private

Male Female Total

519 516 1,035

503 534 1,037

682 664 1,346

766 887 1,653

889 184 1,056 193 1,945 377

-

3,543

-

3,850

-

7,393

All Schools

Male Female Total

21,022 21,438 42,460

19,844 20,297 40,141

19,308 19,253 38,561

12,432 15,154 27,586

12,021 184 14,271 193 26,292 377

49

84,860

43

90,649

92 175,509

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Figure 3.1 shows that secondary school enrolment in government secondary schools was at 161,601, constituting 92.1 percent, while the enrolment for government aided schools was 6,515 accounting for 3.7 percent. Private schools enrolled d 7,393 students which constituted 4.2 percent of total enrolment.

Figure 3.1: Secondary School Enrolment by School Ownership? 2013

Table 3.2 shows that in 2013 secondary school enrolment was highest in Central region with 60,541 students followed by South East and South regions with 27,257 and 22.399 students respectively. Chobe being the smallest region had the lowest enrolment of 1,192.

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Table 3.2: Secondary School Enrolment by Region, Sex and Form? 2013

REGION

Form 1 Form 2

Form 3

Form 4

Form 5 Form 6

Male

South East

2,598

2,449

2,384

2,633

2,694

150

North East

1,949

1,816

1,728

1,192

1,169

22

South

2,616

2,532

2,650

1,614

1,473

4

Kweneng

2,733

2,549

2,501

899

956

0

Kgatleng

9,68

925

925

416

381

0

North West

1,690

1,565

1,605

728

774

7

Chobe

2,26

203

161

0

0

0

Ghanzi

409

310

281

282

285

0

Kgalagadi

562

521

512

258

262

0

Central

7,271

6,974

6,561

4,410

4,027

1

Total

21,022 19,844

19,308

12,432

12,021

184

SPED TOTAL

0 12,908

22 7,898

0 10,889

0 9,638

0 3,615

27 6,396

0

590

0 1,567

0 2,115

0 29,244

49 84860

Female South East North East South Kweneng Kgatleng North West Chobe Ghanzi Kgalagadi Central Total

2854 1895 2634 2801

967 1672

231 437 507 7440 21438

2616 1887 2515 2565

903 1732

174 331 521 7053 20297

2485 1723 2555 2409

878 1618

197 299 517 6572 19253

3113 1338 2055 1173

481 983

0 394 360 5257 15154

3114

167

1316

21

1746

5

1033

0

465

0

904

0

0

0

360

0

358

0

4975

0

14271

193

0 14,349

29 82,09

0 11,510

0 9,981

0 3,694

14 6,923

0

602

0 1,821

0 2,263

0 31,297

43 90,649

Both Sex South East North East South Kweneng Kgatleng North West Chobe Ghanzi Kgalagadi Central Total

5452 3844 5250 5534 1935 3362

457 846 1069 14711 42460

5065 3703 5047 5114 1828 3297

377 641 1042 14027 40141

4869 3451 5205 4910 1803 3223

358 580 1029 13133 38561

5746 2530 3669 2072

897 1711

0 676 618 9667 27586

5808

317

2485

43

3219

9

1989

0

846

0

1678

7

0

0

645

0

620

0

9002

1

26292

377

0 27,257 51 16,107

0 22,399 0 19,619 0 7,309 41 13,319 0 1,192 0 3,388 0 4,378 0 60,541 92 175,509

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Figure 3.2: Secondary School Enrolment by Region and Sex-2013

Figure 3.2 shows that female enrolment in secondary schools is slightly higher than that of their male counterparts across all the regions except for Chobe where female and male enrolment is almost equal.

Table 3.3: Secondary School Enrolment by Single Age and Form ? 2013

Form 1

Form 2

Form 3

Form 4

Age

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

23

Total

21,022 21,438 19,844 20,297 19,308 19,253 12,432 15,154

Form 5

M

F

19 281 2,373 5,382 2,718 863 247

88 24 26 12,021

35 484 3,408 6,616 2,644 715 229

81 30 29 14,271

Form 6

M

F

26

29

52

49

64

50

25

56

10

7

4

2

2

0

1

0

0

0

184

193

Total

M

F

22

18

426

625

3,998

6,313

11,192 14,081

15,986 17,637

17,781 18,403

16,713 16,555

12,076 11,399

4,638

3,963

1,384

1,064

386

320

132

117

51

82

26

29

84,811 90,606

Table 3.3 shows secondary school enrolment distributed by age. The enrolment is concentrated between 13 and 19 years. However, because of inclusiveness in the education system the enrolment ranges from less than 12 years to over 23 years

3.1.1. Secondary School Enrolment with Disability

MoESD through Revised National Policy on Education (NPE) (1994) is committed towards an inclusive education system and provision of special education. This in turn facilitates increase in access to education by including orphans, vulnerable children, children in difficult circumstances, children with special education needs and disability.

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Some of the mechanisms in place to improve access for children with special education needs to secondary education is; building of special education units in existing schools, provision of equipment and infrastructure in main stream schools to support children with disability, as well as integrating and mainstream children with special education needs and disability in to the mainstream. Currently there is one Government junior secondary school (JSS) and one senior secondary (SSS) with visual impairment special education unit, two JSS and one SSS with hearing impairment special education unit.

Figure 3.3: Secondary School Enrolment with Special Education Needs by Types of Impairment Form and Sex - 2013

The proportion of students with special education needs is 3.4 percent. Figure 3.3 shows that majority of enrolment with disability were those with intellectual impairment, constituting 35.0 percent followed by those with visual disability at 34.0 percent. Enrolment with mental health disorders constituted the smallest percentage (1 percent) of enrolment with disability. 3.1.2. Enrolment Trend The secondary school enrolment trend presented in figure 2.4 is from 2006 to 2013. However, it should be observed that there were no enrolment figures for 2010 and 2011therefore, Education Enrolment Projections 2004-2016 by CSO (2005) figures were used to estimate the enrolments for this years.

Table 3.4: Secondary School Enrolment by Form and Sex ? 2006-2013

Year

Sex

Form 1

Form 2

Form 3

Form 4

Form 5

2006

Male

19,704

19,404

18,895

9,654

9,581

Female

21,154

20,149

19,857

12,909

11,101

Total

40,858

39,553

38,752

22,563

20,682

Form 6 192 167 359

SPED -

Total 77,430 85,337 162,767

2007

Male Female Total

20,528

18,870

18,577

11,525

11,259

152

21,372

20,487

19,255

13,286

12,770

139

41,900

39,357

37,832

24,811

24,029

291

-

80,911

-

87,309

-

168,220

2008

Male Female Total

20,100

19,970

18,791

12,076

11,601

220

20,882

21,057

20,095

14,506

13,368

202

40,982

41,027

38,886

26,582

24,969

422

-

82,758

-

90,110

-

172,868

2009

Male Female Total

19,982

19,468

19,471

10,870

12,664

90

101

82,646

20,537

20,093

20,382

13,154

14,639

418

117

89,340

40,519

39,561

39,853

24,024

27,303

508

218

171,986

2010

Total

40,600

39,700

39,800

26,700

23,800

-

-

170,600

2011

Total

39,200

39,600

38,900

29,600

26,100

-

-

173,400

2012

Male Female Total

20,593

19,743

19,499

11,965

11,354

188

84

83,426

20,921

19,896

19,755

14,466

13,986

164

55

89,243

41,514

39,639

39,254

26,431

25,340

352

139

172,669

2013

Male

21,022

19,844

19,308

12,432

12,021

184

49

84,860

Female

21,438

20,297

19,253

15,154

14,271

193

43

90,649

Total

42,460

40,141

38,561

27,586

26,292

377

92

175,509

Due to unavailability of actual data for 2010 and 2011, the education enrolment projections from CSO (2005); Education Enrolment Projection 2004-2016 has been used as estimates for 2010 and 2011 enrolment

There was a rapid increase in secondary school enrolment from 2006 to 2008. However, slight decrease occurred in 2009 -2010 followed by slight increase in 2011and 2013.

3.2. Education Coverage

Indicators used to measure the extent of coverage and participation in the education system are Age Specific Enrolment Rates (ASER), Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) and Net Enrolment Ratio (NER). These indicators are derived using population aged 13-17 years and 14 -18 years and secondary school enrolment figures of the same age groups.

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Table 3.5: Secondary School Age Specific Enrolment Rates (ASER) -2013

Single Age

2013 Population

Age Specific Enrolment

Total Enrolment

Rate (ASER)

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