Admissions

Admission steps

1. 1

   Enquiry

   Phone, WhatsApp or use the enquiry form. Collect or download the application pack and fee schedule, and tour the school.

2. 2

   Application

   Complete the application form and return it with the documents listed below.

3. 3

   Readiness meeting

   A friendly meeting or short activity with you and your child. It helps us place your child in the right grade and plan support. It is not a pass-or-fail test.

4. 4

   Decision

   You receive a written decision from the Principal: an offer of a place, a waiting-list position, or a reasoned decline.

5. 5

   Acceptance

   Accept by signing the enrolment agreement and paying the R750 registration fee by the date on the offer letter.

6. 6

   Admission

   Your child is entered in the admission register, given a class, and welcomed with an orientation.

Documents we ask for

• A certified copy of your child's birth certificate (or proof that you applied to Home Affairs).
• Certified copies of the parents' or guardians' identity documents, and proof of address.
• Your child's clinic card or immunisation record (Road to Health booklet), and any relevant medical information.
• For Grade 1 to 8: the latest school report and, where applicable, a transfer letter from the previous school.
• Any assessment reports or learning-support recommendations.
• Emergency contact details and the names of the people allowed to collect your child.

Who may apply

• Grade R: your child turns five on or before 30 June of the year of admission.
• Grade 1: your child turns six on or before 30 June of the year of admission.
• Grades 2 to 8: placement follows your child's last completed grade.
• Children with disabilities or learning barriers are welcome to apply. If we cannot meet a need, the Principal will explain honestly and help you find other options.

How places are offered

When there are more applicants than places, we offer places in this order: learners already at the school moving up a grade; brothers and sisters of current learners; children of staff; children living closest to the school; then everyone else in the order complete applications were received. Race, religion, language, disability or a family's ability to pay are never used to choose between applicants.

Read the full Admission Policy (PDF)