SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN STRATEGY AND PLAN 2013-14. PURPOSE To raise public awareness about corruption in schools and encourage people to report corruption.

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SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN STRATEGY AND PLAN

PURPOSE To raise public awareness about corruption in schools and encourage people to report corruption.

OBJECTIVES Policy influence/reforms Credible and independent channel Access to information Raising awareness

POLICY INFLUENCE/REFORMS Influence policy and practise with regards to the management of funds in schools.  Government Engage with the Provincial Dept. of Education (Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Free State, KZN) -Focus on promoting and strengthening accountability systems in the management of funds transferred to schools Engage with the National Dept. of Education -Focus on policy action: recognise and address the impeding role of corruption in school infrastructure development and access to learning material  Civil Society -Collaborate on common issues -Identify joined activities that are directed at policy influence Activities: roundtable discussions with civil societies, research to identify entry points/issues for engaging national dept., research on what other civil societies are working on

A CREDIBLE AND INDEPENDENT CHANNEL Promote CW platform as the most credible and independent channel for parents, teachers, principals to report corruption.  Conduct a high visibility campaign in the media that is relevant to the target group  Develop a closer relationship with people who report schools corruption via an online and offline community engagement plan (NB: constant feedback)  Conduct three high impact investigations on schools corruption Activities: online community engagement plan, presentations to SGBs, unions and parents forums, articles and radio interviews on community media platforms/newsletters/newspapers, website, activations, social media, hand- outs, and media relations

PUBLIC EDUCATION – PARENTS, TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS Support access to information and knowledge about school funds management  Develop tools and materials  Promote tools and materials via the website  Facilitate workshops Activities: research and writing, production of materials, distribution of materials, info-graphics, and behaviour change strategy.

RAISE AWARENESS - YOUTH Raise awareness among learners about combatting corruption.  Develop messages for the youth  Organise workshops which promote a culture of intolerance against corruption  Distribute informative hand-outs Activities: workshops, activations, video and audio material

COMPONENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN Civil society partners Youth in schools Community media Teachers/Prin cipals/SGBs Government relations Website stories Social media Online community building

OUTCOMES Increase in the number of reports Parents and learners have access to information that enables them to hold schools accountable National Dept. of Education recognises the role of corruption as an obstacle towards achieving its action plan Introduce reforms that respond effectively to corruption Provinces are to ensure that auditing of schools and reflects reality rather than a “tick box” exercise