Education

Schools with pit toilets, not necessarily as the only form of sanitation

The number of public schools that have basic pit toilets broken down by province. Note that some schools may have appropriate sanitation as well as basic pit toilets that have yet to be removed. Basic pit toilets are 'illegal' and should have been replaced with appropriate forms of sanitation by 30 November 2016. This information comes from the Education Facilities Management System (EFMS) and its predecessor the National Education Infrastructure Management System (NEIMS). NEIMS was replaced by EFMS in 2023.

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The data

10 rows, 11 columns.

date Date
Date of report reflecting figures up until this date 2013-10-14 – 2025-08-08
EC Number
340 – 3479
FS Number
0 – 367
GP Number
0 – 7
KZN Number
89 – 3099
LP Number
16 – 2574
MP Number
3 – 858
NC Number
0 – 65
NW Number
0 – 585
WC Number
0 – 0
SA Number
448 – 11033

Latest rows

dateECFSGPKZNLP MPNCNWWCSA
2025-08-083400089163000448
2024-07-034272025478940125701770
2023-08-2184160535198246551703932
2021-04-1214731270100021442694610805167
2019-08-011934127012722226385014506089
2018-01-1719452750260725248355546108702
2016-06-1523693177260825298356247609203
2015-05-12320331462929253784164525010419
2014-10-23347936763099257485865585011033
2013-10-14347936763099257485865585011033
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