Fewer learners per educator than 88% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 75% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 35% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 73% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 35% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 27% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 27% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 11% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 56% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 25% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 54% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 64% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 33% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 5% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 29% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 37% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 17% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 39% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 29% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 42% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 70% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 89% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 90% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 31% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 19% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 12% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 72% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 78% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 22% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 3% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 24% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 12% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 61% of similar schools
Fewer learners per educator than 9% of similar schools
About Lenasia
Lenasia falls within the Johannesburg Central education district of Gauteng. It has 35 registered schools, including 19 primary and 7 secondary. The average learner-to-educator ratio across the area is 25:1. There are 22 public schools and 13 independent schools in the area.
Schools range across quintile 2–5.
School data sourced from the Department of Basic Education (EMIS). Peer comparisons are based on schools within the same quintile, phase, and province group. The learner-educator ratio includes all staff classified as educators — actual class sizes may differ. Learn about our methodology