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The Browns' School is a state-funded special needs school that receives partial government subsidy based on the number of learners and…

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Source domain: brownsschool.co.za

Collected on 4 September 2026

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What this means

The Browns' School is a state-funded special needs school that receives partial government subsidy based on the number of learners and their disabilities. Due to reduced funding, the school relies heavily on parent fees and external donations. It actively seeks support through a fundraising committee, offering tax benefits for donations and requesting sponsorships for specialized equipment. The school encourages ongoing contributions to maintain its services and staff.

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donation opportunityOngoing

Donate to Consumables Wish List

Individuals can donate cleaning products, household utensils, or financial contributions to help cover the school's consumable budget. Donations qualify for Section 18A tax receipts.

Who it is for
donors interested in supporting a special needs school
How to act on it
Donate goods or money directly to the Income Development Committee (IDC)
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If you are able to donate anything on our consumable budget (see list below) it’s one less thing we have to purchase from our strained budget and we would be extremely grateful.
financial assistanceOngoing

School Fee Remission

Parents who are unable to afford school fees may apply for a reduction based on their financial situation. Applications are reviewed annually.

Who it is for
parents of learners at The Browns' School who cannot afford full fees
How to act on it
Submit financial information to the school for review by the SGB
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In the case of parents truly unable to meet this commitment, remissions are granted according to their financial status. This is reviewed annually.
equipment sponsorshipOngoing

Sponsorship for Special Equipment

Parents are expected to provide specialized equipment like computers or wheelchairs for their child if possible. If not, the Income Development Committee will try to secure sponsorship.

Who it is for
donors or sponsors willing to fund specialized equipment for learners
How to act on it
Contact the Income Development Committee to offer sponsorship for a specific item
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Where a child has a particular individual need, for a computer in the classroom or a specialised wheelchair, for example, parents are required to provide it wherever possible. If not, then the Income Development Committee will endeavour to find sponsorship for the equipment needed.

Facts

Places

KwaZulu-Natal

Key Takeaways

  • The Browns' School
  • state LSEN school
  • government subsidy
  • Section 18A Tax receipt
  • Income Development Committee (IDC)
  • Lyn de Klerk
  • Margot Caine
  • 2024–2027 Governing Body
  • consumable wish list
  • fee remission
  • The Browns' School
  • Lyn de Klerk
  • Margot Caine
  • The Browns' School Governing Body (SGB)
  • Department of Education