boarding school in Mulbarton

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School for Specialised Education (Autism) for children between the ages of 2 and 12

We are registered with the Gauteng Education Department as an Independent Primary School. We operate as a registered non-profit organisation.

Where boys are known and grown.

Assumption Convent School is a private Catholic day School for girls from Grades 00-12 situated in Johannesburg. The school was founded in 1946 by the Missionary Sisters of the Assumption. We pr…

Bethany Combined School is a soweto combine school, from grade R to 8

Cross-Over Remedial School is a Christian private school for remedial learners from Grade R - 9 in 2018 and is based in Rispark, Jhb - near Mall o/t South

St Martin's is a co-educational school from Grade 000-Grade12. Boarding is offered in the high school.

National School of the Art. Where dreams are realised

This is the official fan page of Parktown Boys' High School. Visit it regularly for the latest news from the school as well as upcoming events.

St Vincent School for the Deaf! - South African School for the Deaf

The Catholic School for boys in South Africa, situated in the heart of Bedfordview.

Bellavista School: A View to a Brighter Future

Crossroads School Centre for remedial learning educates bright children who have a learning challenge and have experienced adversity and struggled to keep up ...

Harvest Christian School is a private school situated in Mulbarton, Gauteng, Johannesburg.

The Home of Delta Park School

Nokuthula Centre and Special School is a school for learners with special educational needs rendering services to learners with severe intellectual disabilities.   The school caters for learners …

The Catholic School for boys in South Africa, situated in the heart of Bedfordview.

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