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1 A B C D F H I J 1 GAUTENG WEST SCHOOLS LIST - UPDATED 2016/01/20 Paypoint/ Emis NAME OF SCHOOL PHYSICAL ADDRESS SCHOOL CELL NO email Email Principal compone nt nr TEL NO 2 902009 270595 AB PHOKOMPE SECONDARY 7440 SEME STREET, MOHLAKENG, 0114140002 0825536025 GDE [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL RANDFONTEIN, 1759 3 902010 250027 AHMED TIMOL SECONDARY CNR OF KOHINOOR & KISMET STREET, 0114131323 0845815813 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL AZAADVILLE, 1750 4 902011 251199 ATLHOLANG PRIMARY SCHOOL 9079 SEBENZISA DRIVE, KAGISO 1754 0114101963 0825572384 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 6 0849412066 902012 270603 BADIRILE SECONDARY SCHOOL 3759 NXUMALO ROAD, KHUTSONG, 0187831564 0825558846 [email protected] 8 CARLETONVILLE 2499 0825532065 902013 251231 BOIPELO SECONDARY SCHOOL 4113 CORNER THEMBA & MOGOROSI 0114101001 0825558050 GDE [email protected] [email protected] DRIVE, KAGISO 1754 0114102916 0825555080 10 0114108066 902001 271478 BOITEKO PRIMARY SCHOOL 5840 SOMPANE ROAD, KHUTSONG, 0187833350 0825572339 [email protected] [email protected] 11 WESTONARIA 0832406970 902015 251264 BOSELE PUBLIC INTERMEDIATE 1676 THEMBA DRIVE, KAGISO 2, 0114101269 0825564401 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL MOGALE CITY 12 902016 270645 BRANDVLEI PRIMARY FARM PLOT 55 VENTERSDORP/RUSTENBURG 0114162122 0827216894 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL ROAD, RANDFONTEIN 0825542389 GDE 13 0731959492b 902017 270652 BULELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 2189 RALERATA STREET, 0114141190 071 347 6165 [email protected] [email protected] 14 MOHLAKENG, RANDFONTEIN 0114141140 0824837932 902018 270041 CARLETON JONES HIGH ANNAN ROAD, CARLETONVILLE 0187883239/0 0825533315 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL 0845157440 0828517969 GDE 082 8517970 (0713647516 Dept 16 Dries) 902019 251306 DIE POORT PRIMARY FARM RUSTENBURG AND BRITS ROAD, 0710557514 [email protected]. [email protected] 18 SCHOOL HEKPOORT 0825532062 za; 902021 251314 DIPHALANE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1432 MATLABA STREET, MUNSIEVILLE 0116652650 0825542467 [email protected] [email protected] 1739 0765137056 19 0815768764 902024 250019 DR YUSUF DADOO PRIMARY 75 KISMET STREET, AZAADVILLE, 0114131337 0825543065 GDE [email protected]; [email protected] 20 SCHOOL MOGALE CITY 0721192986b om 2 A B C D F H I J 1 GAUTENG WEST SCHOOLS LIST - UPDATED 2016/01/20 Paypoint/ Emis NAME OF SCHOOL PHYSICAL ADDRESS SCHOOL CELL NO email Email Principal compone nt nr TEL NO 2 902025 270694 EKUPHAKAMENI PRIMARY MINE 1 EKUPHAKAMENI VILLAGE, 0187899284 0839900460 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL BLYVOORUITZICHT, CARLETONVILLE 0839900460 083 416 8784 21 902026 251389 ENTUTHUKWENI PRIMARY 6448 RADEBE STREET, KAGISO 1, 0114108596 0825564509 GDE [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL KRUGERSDORP 1754 071 4103739 22 0825555080 902027 251397 FJ KLOPPERS PRIMARY FARM 472 JQ HAARTEBEESTFONTEIN, 0145761336 0825532062 GDE [email protected] SCHOOL (CLOSED - MERGED HEKPOORT 071 055 7514 23 WITH DIE POORT) 902028 270710 FJL WELLS PRIMARY MINE 2 NEW OXFORD ROAD, BHONGWENI, 0114123023 0825542313 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 24 SCHOOL RANDFONTEIN 0725425537b 902235 400734 FOCHVILLE SECONDARY 105 KRAALKOP STREET, KOKOSI, 0828785525 0828785525 [email protected] SCHOOL FOCHVILLE, 2515 0714205913 25 902002 270082 GOUDWESSKOOL (SPECIAL) 41 PEPANI STR, CARLETONVILE 0187886669 0825558402 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 0828236122 26 0829298075b 902213 930471 GREENSPARK PRIMARY 89 GREENSPARK, FOCHVILLE, 2515 0187715073 0825559603 GDE [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL 0823070444 28 902030 270017 HARTZSTRAAT PRIMARY 92 HARTZ STREET, TOEKOMSRUS, 0116935403 0825542497 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 30 SCHOOL RANDFONTEIN 011 6921672 0832680575b 902031 270736 HLANGABEZA PRIMARY 614 NXUMALO ROAD, KHUTSONG, 0187831674 0825572209 GDE [email protected] 31 SCHOOL CARLETONVILLE, 2499 o.za 902167 271495 HLANGANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 6378 EXTENTION 3, KHUTSONG 0722281283 0825564791 GDE [email protected] [email protected] LOCATION, CARLETONVILLE 0784806848 32 072 228 1283 902032 250183 HOËR TEGNIESE SKOOL N SCHOEMANRYLAAN, QUELERIEPARK, 0116603161/2 072 362 2404 DIEDERICHS KRUGERSDORP /0713622404 33 0825539766 902033 250191 HOËRSKOOL BASTION TREZONA LAAN, MINDALORE, 0112717732 0824113858 [email protected] [email protected] KRUGERSDORP 0117625245 082554 2470 0833434012 0722677324 34 3 A B C D F H I J 1 GAUTENG WEST SCHOOLS LIST - UPDATED 2016/01/20 Paypoint/ Emis NAME OF SCHOOL PHYSICAL ADDRESS SCHOOL CELL NO email Email Principal compone nt nr TEL NO 2 902034 250209 HOËRSKOOL BEKKER PLAAS SEEKOEIHOEK, MAGALIESBURG 0145775936 0824905867 [email protected] [email protected] 0145775937 0828518042 35 0836286710 902035 270090 HOËRSKOOL CARLETONVILLE CNR 126 KAOLIN & DOLOMITE STREET, 018 7882306 /7 082 5804004 [email protected] [email protected] 36 CARLETONVILLE 902212 930376 HOëRSKOOL FOCHVILLE H/V EERSTE EN STEYN STRAAT, 0187716410/1 0825561455 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 37 FOCHVILLE 0833081770b 902036 250241 HOËRSKOOL JAN DE KLERK 1CHUCH STREET, KRUGERSDORP 0116651143 0825557567 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 38 0116654164 902037 270116 HOËRSKOOL JAN VILJOEN H/V MAUGHAM EN MAINROAD, 0116935204/5/ 0823371525 [email protected]; [email protected] RANDFONTEIN 6 39 902038 250258 HOËRSKOOL MONUMENT CNR BLOMMESTEIN & 2ND STREET, 0119531165 0829234534 [email protected] [email protected] 40 KRUGERSDORP NORTH 902039 250266 HOËRSKOOL NOORDHEUWEL BELL STRAAT, NOORDHEUWEL, 0119541032 0825698211 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 41 KRUGRSDORP 0119541027 082 5698211 902040 270124 HOËRSKOOL RIEBEECKRAND H/V ANGELIER - EN VAN 0116933771/2 0835563784 [email protected] [email protected] RIEBEECKSTRAAT, HOMELAKE, 082 557 2114 42 RANDFONTEIN 902041 270132 HOËRSKOOL WESTONARIA VAN DER STELSTRAAT, WESTONARIA 0117531168/9 0825561438 GDE [email protected] [email protected] 43 902042 270140 HOËRSKOOL WONDERFONTEIN H/V VEGKOP EN BLOUKRANS STRAAT, 0187874063 082 3660446 [email protected] [email protected] OBERHOLZER, CARLETONVILLE 0798765069 44 902214 934269 IMFUNDO SECONDARY SCHOOL 3982 Cnr RAMAPHOSA LEMBEDE 0187710005 082 3509653 [email protected]; imfundosecondaryschool@gmail DRIVE, EXT 3, KOKOSI, FOCHVILLE, 0823509658 .com 45 2515 902045 270769 IPELENG PRIMARY SCHOOL 1372 KRAAI STREET, BEKKERSDAL, 0117551150 0829586871 [email protected] [email protected] WESTONARIA 0825543060 GDE 46 072 1957717 902047 270793 ISIQALO PRIMARY SCHOOL 3110 MODISA-O-TSILE STREET, 0117551823 083 5432 991 [email protected] [email protected] 47 BEKKERSDAL, WESTONARIA 0825564569 GDE 902159 400047 ITHUTENG SECONDARY PORTION 16 FARM BRANDVLEI, 0114162132 0825531891 GDE [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL RANDFONTEIN 084 8118 338 48 4 A B C D F H I J 1 GAUTENG WEST SCHOOLS LIST - UPDATED 2016/01/20 Paypoint/ Emis NAME OF SCHOOL PHYSICAL ADDRESS SCHOOL CELL NO email Email Principal compone nt nr TEL NO 2 902003 251470 ITIRELENG SCHOOL FOR 11626 LILLY CRESENT, KAGISO 6, 0114106335 0825572087 GDE [email protected] [email protected] SEVERLY MENTALLY MOGALE CITY, 1754 0827284019 HANDICAPPED 0722362279 0865655982 49 0798721052b 902004 271304 ITUMELENG SCHOOL FOR 227 DAVIES STREET, WESTONARIA 0117531192 0825532611 GDE [email protected]; [email protected] SEVERELY MENTALLY 072 2678002 [email protected] m 50 HANDICAPPED 902129 271072 IZANOKHANYO PRIMARY 2CNR REAIKAGA AND KOPANANG STR, 0117558734 0833187414 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL SIMUNYE EXT 5, WESTONARIA 0825541952 GDE 51 (previously Starkey Weyer) 0829586871 902049 251504 KAGISO SECONDARY SCHOOL 6470 CNR OTLEGA & GEBA DRIVE, 0114101306 0825536035 [email protected]/ksss.kagis@gmail [email protected] 53 KAGISO, KRUGERSDORP 0824580626 .com 902148 271163 KAMOGELO PRIMARY CORNER REAKGONA AND KOPANANG, 0721808854 0721808854 [email protected] kamoheloprimaryschool@gmail. previously Venterspos Primary SIMUNYE EXT 5, WESTONARIA 0825543241 GDE com 54 Mine School 902050 270801 KAMOHELO PUBLIC SCHOOL 1887 STAND, KHUTSONG, 0187832433 0792838551 [email protected] [email protected] 55 CARLETONVILLE 0187831263 902051 270819 KGOTHALANG SECONDARY 831 MEHLOMEKHULU DRIVE, 0117551645/7 0827520024 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL BEKKERSDAL, WESTONARIA, 1779 082 5558502 m 56 0827570074 902052 251512 KHASELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 6447 HADEBE STREET, KAGISO 2, 0114101098 0832733468 [email protected] 57 KRUGERSDORP 1754 902053 251520 KHULULEKANI PRIMARY 793 FLAMINGO STREET, LUSAKA EXT 0117654026 0835558547 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL 1, RIETVALLEI, KRUGERSDORP 0788827418 0794445171 0865861389 0824833924 58 072558547 0824833924 902233 400570 KHUTSONG SOUTH PRIMARY NALEDI STREET 1786 CARLETONVILLE, 0746404693 0746404396 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL MERAFONG 0746404693 59 0825542040 KHUTSONG SOUTH EXT 2 60 PRIMARY SCHOOL 902201 252792 KID MAPONYA PRIMARY 15873 CNR REBECCA TLHARIPE & 0114199075 082 258 2797 [email protected] [email protected] SCHOOL JOSEPH MOLATLHWA STR, KAGISO 0114199367 0822582797 61 EXT 12, KRUGERSDORP 0114109369 902228 930749 KOKOSI PRIMARY SCHOOL 363 BEN SHIBURI STREET,
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