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Table 3.12.1.1 gives an analysis of the grade 12 pass rate over the past five years starting from 2012. Based on these statistics as received from DoE there has been a steady progress and increase in the grade 12 pass rate with the exception of the 2014 academic year. Furthermore, there are more people passing with higher certificate and diplomas than those with the bachelors.
Table 3.12.1.1: Grade 12 Pass Rate
2015
2016
2017
No.
%
No.
%
No.
%
Candidates
12073
0
10653
0
8522
0
Passed
7141
59
6993
65.64
6237
73.19
Failed
4711
39
3660
34.36
2285
26.81
Bachelors
1254
10
2534
36.24
2497
40.04
Diploma
2824
23
2696
38.55
2377
38.11
Higher Certificate
2003
17
1763
25.21
1363
21.85
Source: Department of Education, 2018
To further analyse the educational status in the district this section interrogates the level of schools’ access to basic services. Table 3.12.1.2 shows the level of school access to basic water services. With regards to water services the statistics show that 35 (7%) schools in the Ugu area of jurisdiction have no access to basic water and about 29% use tanks. 3.12.1.3show the level of school access to basic sanitation services.
Table 3.12.1.2: Schools Access to Water
Municipality
On-Site
Off-Site
Borehole
Mobile
Tanks
None
Former Vulamehlo
44
18
5
5
59
12
Umdoni
37
1
1
2
22
1
Umzumbe
49
11
10
7
142
18
Ray Nkonyeni
120
25
11
4
82
1
UMuziwabantu
38
1
9
4
41
3
Ugu
291
28
14
13
152
35
%
55
5
2
2
29
7
Source: Department of Education, 2015
Table 3.12.1.3 shows the level of access to sanitation services within Ugu District area of jurisdiction. What is worth noting is that all the schools do have some level of access to sanitation. However, the high percentage of pit latrines (50%) is cause for concern as per the standards of Ugu District as the VIP is the minimum acceptable sanitation standard. Table 3.12.1.4 further shows the schools’ level of access to electricity. About 90% of the schools have access to electricity through Eskom, about 5% using alternative energy and only 4% having no access at all.
Table 3.12.1.3: Access to Sanitation
Municipality
Flush Toilet
VIP
Pit Latrine
Temporary
Former Vulamehlo
11
36
47
1
Umdoni
22
11
20
0
Umzumbe
10
52
117
6
Ray Nkonyeni
53
38
66
8
UMuziwabantu
10
18
31
2
Ugu
106
155
281
17
%
19
28
50
3
Source: Department of Education, 2015
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