lets see, private primary schools have always outperformed their public counterparts, but there are quotas for admissions into the top high schools which account for like 80% of university places, so public school students from primary schools still are more than their private school counterparts at the university level.

That means whether teachers are motivated or not to teach very little will change, and the public primary school remains a statistically better place for your kid to achieve academic success.

Kujulikana was somehow right. To have or not to have end of year exams is of no consequence. Remember unlike the old ways, today there are no class repeaters. I also dont see teachers sabotaging the young ones because they also know their parents are going through tha same strugle or even worse. I also know you know out of experience that education is not about private or public school or what you got in your exams.real education is the kind of life skills you got while in school. Having gone through the school system with all its ups and downs realy helps .you dealt with teachers,prefects, bullies, friends, enemies, snitches. Thieves, the list is endless. Thats why am always against stupid parents who home school their kids.

very clever chap...knew they couldn't win he ponyokad mapema....

How will performance contracting work for teachers?