ISASA: Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa, is the largest, oldest and most inclusive independent schools association. Private schools referred to as independent schools.
Private Schools have a strong values base, providing sound discipline, where pupils learn the importance of hard work, personal responsibility, self discipline and shared standards.
Private Schools
African Union International School
Conveniently located in Midrand, 30 km from both Pretoria and Johannesburg, South Africa, the African Union International School offers full boarding facilities in a peaceful...Midrand
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Gauteng
St Dominic
Grounded in the ethos of our founding Sisters and Brothers, St Dominic...Welkom
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Free State
Catholic Schools Office
The Catholic Schools Office (CSO) of the Archdioceses of Pretoria and Johannesburg, South Africa, serves the 53 Catholic schools. These schools educate approximately 32 000...Melrose
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Gauteng
Harriston School
Harriston is an English-medium, independent school in Harrismith in the beautiful eastern Free State of South Africa. The school comprises three parts, the Pre-Primary (ages...Harrismith
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Free State
Kingdom Ministry School
Kingdom Academy is a Christian School and a Ministry of Kingdom Ministries. The school is registered as an independent school with the Free State Department...Welkom
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Free State
LADYBRAND ACADEMY
The Ladybrand Academy aims to provide a supportive community within a happy environment, where everyone is motivated and challenged to achieve their potential. We believe...Ladybrand
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Free State
The Hill College
Grades 10, 11, 12, and post-matric. The Hill College offers a truly learner centered approach through personal attention and a caring dedicated staff. The students...Port Elizabeth
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Eastern Cape
The College of Modern Montessori
The College of Modern Montessori, which specialises in Montessori teacher training; and - The School of Modern Montessori, which provides Montessori pre-primary and primary school...Sandton
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Gauteng
Woodridge College & Preparatory School
Woodridge College & Preparatory School is a multi-denominational, co-educational, Christian institution situated on a magnificent country estate. The beautiful, serene setting allows students ranging in...Jeffrey
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Eastern Cape
St. Monica's Diocesan School
St Monica’s has grown out of St Stephen’s Playschool, which first opened it doors in 1990 in response to the community’s expressed needs. During 1993...Maluti
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Eastern Cape
Stepping Stones School
The strong foundation laid in the Pre-school years at Stepping Stones is continued in the Grade 1- 3 years. We offer a fully integrated programme...Knysna
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Western Cape
St Mark's Community School
The information contained herein will be of interest and benefit to parents, visitors and friends of the school. We are community orientated, redeemed by the...Port Elizabeth
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Eastern Cape
St Francis College
Grades Offered Nursery School - 2 – 4 years. Primary School - Grades 00 – 7 Class Times Grade 00 and 0 start: 8:30 Close:...St Francis Bay
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Eastern Cape
ST GEORGE'S COLLEGE
St George's College Vision: St George’s College is a Christian school. We are inspired by our faith in God, and are a people of hope,...Port Elizabeth
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Eastern Cape
ST GEORGE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
St George’s Prep was founded on a commitment to academic excellence and moral integrity. Our pupils pupils seek to sustain that tradition today, while also...Port Elizabeth
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Eastern Cape
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Private Schools
Which are better? Private schools or public schools? How do they compare? It’s a question parents ask often as they consider sending their children to school.
Public schools or private schools? Its not that easy, there are no clear-cut answers or conclusions. Public schools have their advantages and disadvantages. Private schools offer an alternative. Which works best for you? That’s the real question that you have to answer.
Paying a premium on education should guarantee excellent performance, and students at these institutions should outperform their peers.
In most cases, students from top public schools perform just as well as their peers from prestigious independent schools.
Some question to keep in mind:
• How are discipline issues handled?
• How are students placed in classes?
• What extracurricular activities are offered?
• How are discipline issues handled?
• What is the school’s student-to-teacher ratio?
• Is your child’s education a rands and cents decision, or are there other factors at play in your decision?
What are the things that are important to you, and what are your priorities.
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