Before school
Check homework, pack learning materials and prepare clothing the evening before. Confirm arrival and collection arrangements with the school.
PARENTS & GUARDIANS
A little preparation.
A smoother school journey.
General guidance to help you prepare for a conversation with the school. This website does not accept admission applications.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
Your preparation checklist
Tick the items as you prepare. This checklist stays in your browser and does not collect documents or submit an application.
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Ask the school directly
- Which grades are offered, and are places available?
- When and how should an application be made?
- Which documents should I bring, and what if one is unavailable?
- What are the current school times and uniform arrangements?
- Who can help with learning support or access needs?
Dates, grade offerings, fees and placement decisions are not confirmed by this website.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Good questions to ask.
Can I apply on this website?
No. Contact the school to confirm its current application process. Do not send learner identity documents through this website or to the website developer.
What documents are commonly requested?
The DBE’s general guidance lists a birth certificate, immunisation record and, where relevant, a transfer card or previous report. Confirm the current process and accepted alternatives directly with the school or provincial department.
Read general DBE admissions guidanceAre admissions dates and school hours confirmed here?
No. These must be supplied and approved by the school before publication. Check directly before travelling.
How can I support learning at home?
Try a short reading session, a counting activity or a conversation about something your child noticed. Our learning hub includes simple activities with no account required.
Open the learning hubEVERYDAY SCHOOL LIFE
Small routines make a difference.
Stay in touch
Keep contact details up to date with the school. Discuss absences, learning concerns and changes to collection arrangements directly with staff.
Learning support
If a learner is struggling, start a conversation with their teacher. Share what you notice and ask which small activities will help at home.