EXPSCH10: On the whole, did you feel
very happy while at school?
EXPSCH4: Did school teach you the
skills and knowledge you will really need later in life?
EXPSCH11: Did most teachers not respect
you as an individual?
EXPSCH12: Are you satisfied that
you have achieved at school to the best of your ability?
SCHVIEW: Were students at your school
allowed to express their views about the running of the school?
SCHLCNCL: Did your school have a
school council?
SCNCLEFF: How effective was the school
council in raising and influencing issues affecting school life?
STUDSAY1: What kinds of things do students have a say in? School
uniform
STUDSAY6: What kinds of things do students have a say in? The
budget
STUDSAY3: What kinds of things do students have a say in? The
curriculum
STUDSAY4: What kinds of things do students have a say in? Facilities
STUDSAY7: What kinds of things do students have a say in? School
policies
STUDSAYO: What kinds of things do students have a say in? Other
STUDSAY8: What kinds of things do students have a say in? School
meals
STUDSAY9: What kinds of things do students have a say in? School
formals and events
STUDSA10: What kinds of things do students have a say in? Charity
and fundraising
COST1: Do your parents find it difficult
to afford costs for school uniform?
COST2: Do your parents find it difficult
to afford costs for school books and materials?
COST3: Do your parents find it difficult
to afford costs for day trips/events during the school day?
COST4: Do your parents find it difficult
to afford costs for day trips/events outside school hours?
COST5: Do your parents find it difficult
to afford costs for school organised holiday trips?
COST6: Do your parents find it difficult
to afford other costs associate with school?
HIVSCHL: Have you been in a lesson
where HIV and AIDS has been discussed?
HIVSUBJ: In what subject areas were HIV
and AIDS discussed?
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