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Xhariep Address List 17 July 2015.Pdf XHARIEP S 2015 e Q c H S E L t u t d e o i a i o u a n s t n c r t t u a i n e l s t e 2 l EMIS Nr. Name of school Language Type Category Postal Address Telephone Physical Address Principal e Data o 1 r r s s Medium nr. Month Schools Address List - Alphabetical per District 2015 XHARIEP: Schools District XHARIEP 443104215 AJC JOOSTE C/S Partly Section 21 Yes Dual: Afr/Eng Public Combined Q1 OSSEWA 38, , PETRUSBURG, 9932 053-5740176 OSSEWASTRAAT 38, PETRUSBURG Mnr JH PRINSLOO May 468 21 441103107 ALBERTINA SISULU S/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Ordinary Sec. Q2 PO BOX 58, EDENBURG, EDENBURG, 9908 051-7431859 1679 PHETLHU STREET, HARASEBEI May 400 15 441103173 AUSTINSPOST PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 1000, EDENBURG, EDENBURG, 05174-1093 VAALBANK FARM, EDENBURG Ms L.T.D CHAKA May 22 1 9908 443303110 BEANG TSE MOLEMO S/S Section 21 No English Public Ordinary Sec. Q3 PO BOX 21, MATOPORONG, 051-5530676 832 KHUTSO STREET, MATOPORONG Mrs MB MASHOAI May 405 17 REDDERSBURG, 9904 TOWNSHIP 443203219 BERGMANSHOOGTE I/S Section 21 No Afrikaans Public Intermediate Q3 PO BOX 29, PHILIPPOLIS, PHILIPPOLIS, 051-7730104 ARENDWEG 1, BERGMANSHOOGTE Mnr RMT May 423 15 9970 ENGELBRECHT 445802134 BETHULIE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Non-Section 21 English Independent Primary PO BOX 53, , BETHULIE, 9992 051-763 0027 35 JOUBERT STREET, BETHULIE MR PG ROBBERTZE May 27 5 PI/S 443503162 BLYDSKAP PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 13, ROUXVILLE, ROUXVILLE, 9958 073-6820279 WEENKOP FARM, ROUXVILLE Mrs S.D MAKHANYA May 15 1 442204126 BOARAMELO C/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Combined Q1 PO BOX 31, , JAGERSFONTEIN, 9974 051-7240304 1295 SEEKOEI STREET, ITUMELENG Mr. M.J RADEBE May 802 30 LOCATION 445203174 BOKAMOSO/IKAMVA IF/S Partly Section 21 No English Farm Intermediate Q1 PO BOX 22, Boesmanksop, Zastron, 9951 051-6731038 Main Road, BOESMANSKOP MR RJ MOFAMMERE May 75 7 441103256 BOTLE BA THUTO P/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 54, HA-RASEBEI, EDENBURG, 9908 051-7431803 1044 VELEKO STREET, HARASEBEI Mr MW LEEUW May 843 25 442304245 DIAMANTHOOGTE C/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Combined Q2 PO BOX 97, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 053-2050194 FIRST AVENUE, DIAMANTHOOGTE Mr. A.J. May 1444 49 KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 DOUBEREND 441103197 EDENBURG C/S Partly Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Combined Q1 PO BOX 80, , Edenburg, 9908 051-7431195 Reitz-Steyn straat, EDENBURG Mrs E.J. SMUTS May 487 19 441103221 EDENHOOGTE P/S Partly Section 21 No Afrikaans Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 89, Edenhoogte, Edenburg, 9908 051-7431422 103 Edenhoogte P/S, EDENBURG Mrs DJ BECK May 336 14 441002103 HELVETIA PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 215, DEWETSDORP, 05211-2211 HELVETIA, DEWETSDORP Mr T.S. KODISANG May 52 4 DEWETSDORP, 9940 443303199 HENDRIK POTGIETER A/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Agric. Sec. Q4 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT 1, , Reddersburg, 051-5530129 Voortrekkerstraat, REDDERSBURG Mnr CP SWARTS May 347 20 9904 442103278 HOLPAN I/S Partly Section 21 No Afrikaans Public Intermediate Q1 PO BOX 308, RIETRIVIER, JACOBSDAL, 8710 053-5917004 HOLPANSTRAAT, Mev JG DE WET May 142 8 442104188 IKANYEGENG C/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Combined Q2 PO BOX 40, RATANANG, JACOBSDAL, 8710 053-5910112 123 SEDITI STREET, RATANANG Mr JKT May 969 34 SEBAKAMOTSE 443104127 INOSENG P/S Section 21 No English Public Primary Q1 PO BOX 216, PETRUSBURG, Petrusburg, 053-5740334 2 Boiketlo Street, PETRUSBURG Mr B.J MXAKA May 1339 38 9932 443104274 IPETLENG S/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Ordinary Sec. Q1 PO BOX 327, Petrusburg, Petrusburg, 9932 053-5740266 1107 Selemela Street, BOLOKANANG mr L.J JAMA May 657 32 443303241 ITEMELENG P/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Primary Q3 PO BOX 93, REDDERSBURG, 051-5530726 821 LESEDI STREET, MATOPORONG MR E.I. MOKGOTHU May 849 28 REDDERSBURG, 9904 442104209 JACOBSDAL LANDBOUSKOOL Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Agric. Sec. Q5 PRIVATE BAG X3, , Jacobsdal, 8710 053-5910050 Landboudal, JACOBSDAL Mnr HJ GERICKE May 341 17 442104232 JACOBSDAL P/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Primary Q4 PO BOX 107, , Jacobsdal, 8710 053-5910039 Piet Retiefstraat, JACOBSDAL Mnr PW TAIT May 285 15 442204243 JAGERSFONTEIN I/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Intermediate Q3 PO BOX 136, Jagersfontein, Jagersfontein, 051-7240012 Harringtonstr 36 , JAGERSFONTEIN Mnr HND May 471 17 9974 HOLTZHAUSEN 443503137 JB TYU P/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 126, ROUXVILLE, ROUXVILLE, 9958 051-6630082 142 NTOBELA STREET, ROLELEATHUNYA Mrs N.F. KALIPA May 1039 31 TOWNSHIP P/S = Primary School, S/S = Secondary School, I/S = Intermediate School, T/S = Technical Schools, CS/S = Comprehensive Sec. School C/S = Combined School, F/S = Farm School, PF/S Primary Farm School, AS/S = Agric. Sec. School 17 July 2015 Page 1 of 3 XHARIEP S 2015 e Q c H S E L t u t d e o i a i o u a n s t n c r t t u a i n e l s t e 2 l EMIS Nr. Name of school Language Type Category Postal Address Telephone Physical Address Principal e Data o 1 r r s s Medium nr. Month 442304217 KOFFIEFONTEIN C/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Combined Q4 Posbus 9 , , Koffiefontein, 9986 053-2050004 Hampdenweg 2, KOFFIEFONTEIN MNR H COETSEE May 266 18 443104026 LAWRENCE PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 10, PETRUSBURG, PETRUSBURG, 082-6381976 WITKRAAL, PETRUSBURG MS P.I MODISE May 23 1 9932 440203134 LEPHOI P/S Partly Section 21 No Parallel: Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 77, Bethulie, Bethulie, 9992 051-7630281 685 hospitaal street, BETHULIE Mr B.P. MOKO May 941 29 Eng/Sotho 445203100 LERE LA THUTO S/S Section 21 No English Public Ordinary Sec. Q1 PO BOX 388, Zastron, ZASTRON, 9950 051-6731510 SITE 323, ZASTRON Mr DP MAC KAY May 707 36 442304131 LERETHLABETSE P/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 13, DITLHAKE LOCATION, 053-2050173 831 LEFAFA, DITLHAKE Mr P.S. NTOYI May 786 24 KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 441304247 LUCKHOFF C/S Partly Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Combined Q2 PO BOX 141, LUCKHOFF, LUCKHOFF, 9982 053-2060115 PHIL SAUNDERSSTRAAT, TEISESVILLE Mev KM KHOLOMBA May 980 32 441304246 LUCKHOFF P/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Primary Q4 PO BOX 126, , LUCKHOFF, 9982 053-2060084 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT, LUCKHOFF Mr BH THOMPSON May 97 7 441304103 LUIPERDSRANT PF/S Non-Section 21 No Afrikaans Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 51, FAURESMITH, FAURESMITH, 051-7231026 PARYS FARM, FAURESMITH Mrs J BOTHA May 36 1 9978 444103109 MADIKGETLA P/S Section 21 No English Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 85, MADIKGETLA, TROMPSBURG, 051-7130300 392 RAMOSITLE STREET, TROMPSBURG Mr J.E. MSIZA May 579 20 9913 445203088 MATJATO PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 212, ZASTRON, ZASTRON, 9950 051-6731037 BOESMANSKOP, GEHEELTEVREDE Mr M.J SEPHAPO May 10 2 443104205 MAXIMILLIAN PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 260, PETRUSBURG, - SALDERYSPOORT, PETRUSBURG Ms K.G MOKGELEDI May 33 1 PETRUSBURG, 9932 443803112 MOFULATSHEPE P/S Partly Section 21 No SeSotho Public Primary Q2 PO BOX 148, Smithfield, Smithfield, 9966 -0878204427 474 Johns Street, MOFULATSHEPE Dr PP MAKATE May 840 28 444803003 MOOIFONTEIN PF/S Partly Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX 83, Zastron, Zastron, 9950 078-0962881 Mooifontein Primary School, ZASTRON Mr ZW KETSO May 112 7 443503229 NALEDI I/S Section 21 No Parallel: Afr/Eng Public Intermediate Q1 PO BOX 90, ROUXVILLE, ROUXVILLE, 9958 051-6630518 CHASESTRAAT, ROUXVILLE May 429 21 441304220 OLIEN S/S Partly Section 21 Yes Dual: Afr/Eng Public Ordinary Sec. Q1 PO BOX 95, FAURESMITH, FAURESMITH, 051-7230123 1 ACHTERKERK STREET, FAURESMITH Mr S.W. MOHAJANE May 507 24 9978 442304249 OPPERMANS I/S Partly Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Intermediate Q1 Posbus 121, Koffiefontein, Koffiefontein, 9986 053-2095020 Skoolstraat 64, DOORNFONTEIN Mr DS ONTONG May 310 12 443203224 ORANJEKRAG I/S Partly Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Intermediate Q3 PO BOX 29, GARIEPDAM, GARIEPDAM, 9922 051-7540234 HYDRO PARK, GAPIEPDAM Mrs M SNYMAN May 460 17 442104263 PANORAMA C/S Section 21 No Afrikaans Public Combined Q2 PO BOX 77, Saundershoogte, Jacobsdal, 8710 053-5910187 School Street 1, SANDERSHOOGTE Mr RN LOTTERING May 954 36 440203200 PELLISSIER C/S Section 21 Yes Afrikaans Public Combined Q3 PO BOX 47, , BETHULIE, 9992 051-7630012 VILJOENSTRAAT 2, BETHULIE Mnr R T SYLVESTER May 493 22 440404251 PERDEBERG I/S Non-Section 21 No Afrikaans Public Intermediate Q2 PO BOX 5, PERDEBERG, PERDEBERG, 8335 076-0688027 HOUSE NO 1, PERDEBERG May 80 3 443104276 PETRUSBURG CHRISTIAN Non-Section 21 No English Independent Combined VENTERSTR 20, , Petrusburg, 9932 053-5740755 Venterstr. 20, PETRUSBURG Mev T SERFONTEIN February 36 3 ACADEMY CI/S 442103279 PHAMBILI P/S Partly Section 21 No Afrikaans Public Primary Q1 PO BOX 142, Rietrivier, Jacobsdal, 8710 053-5817200 c/o THOMPSONSTREET, RIETRIVER Mr P.J NAUDE May 165 7 440303026 PHEELONG PF/S Non-Section 21 No English Farm Primary Q1 PO BOX P.O.BOX, Kagisanong, - VREDE FARM, TIERPOORT Mrs R.J THINDLENI May 27 2 BLOEMFONTEIN, 9309 443203108 PHILIPPOLIS P/S Partly Section 21 No English Public Primary Q3 PO BOX 87, PODING-TSE-ROLO, 051-773 0176 184 SCHOOL STREET, PODING-TSE-ROLO Mr.
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