EXAMINING THE ROLE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL MANAGERS IN ADDRESSING CHALLENGES OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY OF SENGA-HILL DISTRICT
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL MANAGERS IN ADDRESSING CHALLENGES OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY OF SENGA-HILL DISTRICT Alfred Simukoko University of Lusaka (UNILUS) Abstract This study sought to examine the role played by primary school managers in addressing infrastructure development challenges in Senga-Hill District in Zambia. A case study of four primary schools was conducted with a sample size of 80 participants comprising 20 head teachers, 20 deputy head teachers, 20 senior teachers and 20 PTA chairpersons who were purposely selected from sampled schools. Purposive selection of participants was possible because schools had head teachers, deputy head teachers, senior teachers and PTA chair persons already established. The study employed qualitative research method and data was collected using semi-structured interviews. The data collected were grouped in themes which were analysed further to come up with findings. This study established that school inf...