CONSTITUTION OF SELIBA SA BOITHUTO
(SSB)
as
ammended in 2004
Article I.
1.
NAME:
The Society shall be called Seliba Sa Boithuto, hereafter referred to as
the Society and abbreviated SSB.
2.
REGISTRATION NO. 91 / 73
3.
LEGAL
STATUS:
The Society can sue and be sued.
The Society will be represented by the Chairperson or any Officer of the
Steering Committee, appointed by the Chairperson.
4.
HEADQUARTERS
& ADDRESS:
The headquarters of the Society shall be at P.O. Box 288, Maseru 100, Lesotho.
5.
NATURE OF THE SOCIETY
The Society shall be a non-denominational,
non-political, non-profit making, voluntary organization. SSB is unique in nature and philosophy:
·
SSB believes in the capability and
importance of learners to study on their own and to be responsible for SSB as
their own organization.
·
SSB actively empowers learners to
develop these capabilities and responsibilities.
Article II.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
1.
AIMS
The aim of the Society is to support the efforts of those people, who
wish to be responsible for their own learning.
2.
OBJECTIVES
The objective of the Society shall be to run the learning centre(s):
Seliba Sa Boithuto, so as to provide the independent learners with
(a)
a quiet
place to learn,
(b)
learning
materials,
(c)
a
peer-learning network, and
(d)
a network
of tutors.
The
learning centre shall not be a school and will not provide for
(e)
organised
courses,
(f)
time-tables,
or
(g)
examinations.
The practical objectives of the Society are:
(h)
to rent or
organise the building for the centre,
(i)
to acquire
funds for and to buy furniture and equipment,
(j)
to acquire
funds for and to buy relevant learning materials,
(k)
to
organise and train tutors to help the learners,
(l)
to
organise peer-learning,
(m)
to
organise learner's responsibility for the centre,
(n)
to run the
operation of the centre, and
(o)
to sell
any materials and items as deemed appropriate.
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