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Head of School’s Welcome,
At our small, English medium school, our Principal Mr Valentine Nefdt and his staff strive to provide a safe, nurturing environment for all the learners. We believe an all round education of sport, academics and culture is key to a successful schooling career. Respect, kindness, honesty and integrity are the pillars on which we stand, in our purpose to encourage our young ones to become successful members of society.
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Our vision is to create a loving, kind and supportive environment for all pupils.
We have a holistic educational approach which will enhance optimal growth, mental, physical, social/emotional and spiritual spheres.
We value each pupil’s unique personality and talents. We value diversity of race and culture as a gift. We value synergy, tolerance, trust and respect for others. We want to inspire academic excellence, critical thinking and creativity, principle-centered values, good relationships and open communication. We want to establish individuality and service to others, an awareness of the environment and an understanding of societies needs.
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89 YEARS OLD
1936 – 2025
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Christmas 1935
One Saturday morning just before Christmas in 1935, Dr F.C.L Bosman a lecturer in Dutch-Afrikaans at the University of Cape Town, who lived in Rondebosch, stood under the clock tower at the Ned. Ger. Kerk in Rondebosch.
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