ACADEMICS
Our academic program encourages learners to take initiative and engage in projects with real-world impact. Supported by teachers, expert partners, and a structured curriculum, students explore education’s connection to work and further study, ensuring learning is always contextualised. Social responsibility is integrated through outreach work and philanthropy, while experiential learning fosters leadership, entrepreneurship, and problem-solving skills. Off-site opportunities and partnerships enhance the learner experience, with internships focused on making sustainable contributions to communities. By embracing creativity, voice, and real-world applications, our approach empowers students to become confident leaders and change-makers in their academic and professional journeys.
Subject Offerings
Grade 8 and 9
• English Home Language
• Sepedi First Additional Language OR
• Afrikaans First Additional Language
• Mathematics
• Life Orientation
• Social Studies
• Consumer Studies
• Natural Sciences
• Economic and Management Sciences (EMS)
• ICT (Information and Communication Technology)
• Creative Arts
• Engineering and Graphic Design (EGD)
• Sport
• Music Appreciation
Subject Offerings
Grades 10 – 12
• English Home Language
• Sepedi First Additional Language OR
• Afrikaans First Additional Language
• Mathematics OR Mathematical Literacy
• Life Orientation
• Sport
• Music Appreciation
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (ANY THREE)
• History
• Geography
• Physical Science
• Life Sciences
• Consumer Studies
• Visual Arts
• Computer Application Technology (CAT)
• Engineering and Graphic Design
Subject Offerings
Grades 10 – 12
• English Home Language
• Sepedi First Additional Language OR
• Afrikaans First Additional Language
• Mathematics OR Mathematical Literacy
• Life Orientation
• Sport
• Music Appreciation
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (ANY THREE)
• History
• Geography
• Physical Science
• Life Sciences
• Consumer Studies
• Visual Arts
• Computer Application Technology (CAT)
• Engineering and Graphic Design
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
We believe that a balanced lifestyle includes both exercise and recreation. Our commitment to fostering a vibrant community is evident in our sports programs and cultural offerings. We aim to cultivate not only sportsmanship and teamwork but also culturally aware individuals who appreciate the arts and diverse perspectives.
Sports Program
• Netball
• Soccer
• Basketball
• Athletics
• Padel
• Private Coaching: Available in certain sports for personalized skill development.
• Additional Activities: Students can also participate in cycling, horse riding and hiking trails.
Cultural Engagement
• Visual Arts and Music
• Clubs and Societies
• Camps and Excursions
• Entrepreneur Days
• Private music lessons
• Interhouse Festivals: Our interhouse festivals celebrate student talents across sports, arts, and academics, promoting school spirit and camaraderie among students.
• Community service
TRANSPORT
Our convenient and reliable bus service ensures easy access to the school for learners in the east of Pretoria and surrounding areas. Each child is assigned a seat and provided with a bus tag for safety, containing essential information in case of an emergency.
We also offer a late bus service from Monday to Thursday afternoons to accommodate learners participating in after-school activities. This bus leaves school at 16:45 and runs a limited route.
Our Bus Routes
Areas:
- Centurion
- Elarduspark
- Equestria
- Faerie Glen
- Garsfontein
- Hatfield
- Lynnwood
- Lynnwood Ridge
- Meyerspark
- Moreletapark
- Silverton
- Six Fountains
- Wapadrand
- Willows
Transport Fees
Fees:
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- Bus fees:
- First child: R1 880 (per month), R22 560 (per year)
- Second child: R1 650 (per month), R19 800 (per year)
- Weekly JHB transport (designated stops):
- R1 490 (per month), R17 880 (per year)
- Per ad-hoc trip:
- R250
- Bus fees:
BOARDING
Our High School boarding facilities offer modern, cozy interiors nestled among the trees, blue skies, and rolling lawns of Rosemary Hill Farm, just a short walk from school. With both weekly and full boarding options, students enjoy a caring environment led by experienced hostel parents, balanced and nutritious meals from the farm’s kitchen, and access to all school activities. Our boarding school provides a beautiful, safe space where students can thrive.
Meals
Balanced and nutritious meals are served in the thatched roof dining room. Meals are served ‘buffet style’ and children may dish up for themselves. Special dietary requirements are catered for, such as wheat-free diets, Halal food, vegetarian/vegan meals, etc.
Weekends
Over weekends the full boarders are able to let their hair down a bit and can be taken on outings to go ice skating, the movies, shopping, mountain biking or picnicking on the farm.
Weekends
Over weekends the full boarders are able to let their hair down a bit and can be taken on outings to go ice skating, the movies, shopping, mountain biking or picnicking on the farm.
Foreign Students
We welcome foreign students who speak English. They are required to obtain a student study visa from the Department of Home Affairs and must have a letter from the school confirming that they will be students at The High School.
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