Lebone II College of the Royal Bafokeng : building a Mofokeng who can actively participate in South Africa's 21st century economy.

摘要

Lebone II College of the Royal Bafokeng, the first private school initiated with the wealthudgenerated from the platinum mining of the Royal Bafokeng Nation comes into the limelightudafter many years of work. Like a butterfly, the school has undergone a metamorphosis ofudideology, philosophy and geography to make it what it is today. The principal tenet of thisudinstitution was to produce agents of social change within the Royal Bafokeng Nation schoolsudbut at the same time geared at being the key instrument for the broader education strategy ofudthe Royal Nation project. A large majority of students in this school were selected from theudpublic schools of the Royal Bafokeng Nation. As such, this research investigates theudexperiences of the students as they transition from the public to the private schools arena soudas to determine if the envisaged goal is being achieved.