School Uniform & Fees
School Uniform
Wearing of the official school uniform is compulsory for all learners.
By wearing the school uniform, learners identify with the school community and a strong sense
of identity is formed.
Wearing a common uniform also improves the behaviour of the learners.
Learners will not be allowed to wear the following items:
- Beenies or Hoodies
- Different coloured shirts, jerseys or tracksuit tops.
- Tackies
- Earings
- Gold chains
- Gang affiliation items
- Gold teeth
- Dyed hair
The following is the official school clothing:
GIRLS
Grey skirt
White shirt
White socks
Black shoes
Navy blue jersey
BOYS
Grey pants
White shirt
Grey socks
Black shoes
Navy blue jersey
During winter only the official school tracksuit can be worn.
Parents who cannot afford any of the school uniform items, must make an appointment to see the bursar of the school
to make alternate arrangements with the school.
School Fees
The payment of school fees is compulsory. Parents/guardians must make every effort
to pay their school fees. The school fees goes towards paying for the daily operating
costs of the school. The school receives a financial subsidy from the Western Cape
Education Department. However, this amount falls well short of the amount required
by the school to maintain the operating needs of the school.
There are three sets of fees payable at school:
1. Tuition
2. Transport
3. Hostel Accommodation
General School Fee: (Tuition + Transport) = R800,00 per annum
Hostel Accommodation: R2000,00 per annum
Exemption from School Fees
Parents/guardians who have proof that their child has been exempt from school fees must provide
such proof to the school's secretary.
Parents/guardians can apply to be exempt from school fees by requesting an exemption form from the school
bursar. All requests for exemption from school fees must be handed in at the school's office by
the 28th February of every year.
The School Governing Body will make the final decision and provide the parent/guardian with a response
in writing.
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