Government Boarding Schools around Gauteng

Government Boarding Schools around Gauteng:

List of best Public Boarding Schools around Gauteng

Jeppe High school for boys

Jeppe High school for boys is a Public Boarding schools in Johannesburg located in Kensington, a suburb of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa, one of the 23 Milner Schools. This is one of the best schools Johannesburg has produced.

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St Andrew’s School for Girls

St. Andrew is one of the girl’s schools and Public Boarding schools in Johannesburg whose aim is to enrich and transform students’ lives in profound and exciting ways especially in the are of their academic performance.However, they achieve this through intensive collaboration with great and qualified teachers which leads to students been able to appreciate accumulated wisdom of human culture, sharpen their analytical skills, and develop their performances in oral, written, and quantitative expression. Also, the school accepts up to 315 students every year from 9-12 grades.

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King Edward VII School

King Edward VII School is one of the public boarding schools in Johannesburg located within the city of Johannesburg in South Africa’s Gauteng Province, one of the historically significant Milner Schools. The school is a public school, with an enrollment of over 1,100 boys from grades 8 to 12. The School provides a holistic educational experience incorporating a highly relevant academic curriculum, a Cultural program (including inter alia Dramatic Society, Public Speaking, Chess, Pipe Band & Debating) and a wide choice of sporting disciplines supported by professional coaching.

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Pretoria High School for Girls

The history of Pretoria High School for Girls dates back to October 1902, when 106 eager young girls from the Staats Model School walked to their new school in Visagie Street. The first Headmistress, Miss Edith Aitken, was responsible for introducing many traditions still upheld by the School today. During the 21 years she spent at PHSG, she brought with her the motto “Prosit Spes Labori” – “We Work in Hope”, and introduced the Iris as the school emblem. It was her desire to create an educational institution based on inclusiveness and diversity, a dream which was ultimately only fully realised 90 years later.

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