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Vhembe District Secondary and Combined Schools SECONDARY SCHOOLS: VHEMBE DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE Number Of Schools : 282 School Name Level Town / City Municipality SECONDARY MUSINA LOCAL MUSINA SECONDARY SCHOOL MUSINA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUSINA LOCAL HOERSKOOL ERIC LOUW HIGH SCHOOL MUSINA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL LUPHAI SECONDARY SCHOOL SIBASA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL VHUDZANI SECONDARY SCHOOL VHEMBE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL ONGEDACHT SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVUBU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL LOUIS TRICHARDT SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MARUDE SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL RIVUBYE HIGH SCHOOL VALDEZIA MUNICIPALITY MICHAEL DENGA RAMABULANA SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL XIMUNWANA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL PENIGHOTSA HIGH SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL JULIUS SECONDARY SCHOOL VUWANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL SHINGWEDZI SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL SHIRILELE SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL E.P.P. MHINGA SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL P.P. HLUNGWANI HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MALAMULELE SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NKATINI HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL GEORGE SONTO HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL BASOPA HIGH SCHOOL SASELAMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL JIM CHAVANI HIGH SCHOOL SASELAMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MADADZHE SECONDARY SCHOOL SIBASA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NWANATI HIGH SCHOOL SASELAMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL RIPAMBETA HIGH SCHOOL MHINGAMUTHATHI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL SHIKUNDU HIGH SCHOOL SASELAMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL ADOLF MHINGA HIGH SCHOOL SASELAMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MPHAMBO HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL KHATISA SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NGHEZIMANI HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL GIDJANA SECONDARY SCHOOL MAGONA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL DLAMANI HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL GOVHU JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL GOVHU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL SHITLHANGOMA SECONDARY SCHOOL MERWEA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MTITITI SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MATIMBA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NKAVELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MADONSI HIGH SCHOOL MALUMELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NTLHAVENI HIGH SCHOOL NTHHLAVENI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL PHOTANI SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL RHABELA SECONDARY SCHOOL NHOMBELANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL SHIGAMANI HIGH SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL FRANCE SOMBHANI SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL HLALUKO SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MAHUNTSI SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MBHANYELE SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL HUMULA SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL HLALUKWENI HIGH SCHOOL MUDAVULA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL MBHEDLHE-MABASA SECONDARY SCHOOL SHIHOSANA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NGULA SECONDARY SCHOOL MANGHENAHLENGANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL THAMBISA SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY JOHANNES RAMAVHOYA SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL LEMANA HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL ELIM MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL ELIM HIGH SCHOOL ELIM MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL H.S. PHILLIPS SECONDARY SCHOOL ELIM HOSPITAL MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL HANYANI NKUZANA HIGH SCHOOL KHOMANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL AKANI HIGH SCHOOL VONGANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL HLUVUKA HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL ELIM MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL KHOMANANI HIGH SCHOOL KHOMANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MAHATLANI WAYENI SECONDARY SCHOOL ELIM MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MAHLORI HIGH SCHOOL VONGANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MARHOLENI HIGH SCHOOL ELIM MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MARHORHWANI-MALALI HIGH SCHOOL VONGANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MARIMANE HIGH SCHOOL LOUIS TRICHARDT MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MHELEMBE HIGH SCHOOL KHOMANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MSENGI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NWMATATANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MASIZA HIGH SCHOOL ELIM MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL NWAMALOBYE HIGH SCHOOL VONGANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL RUSSEL BUNGENI HIGH SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SHINGUWA HIGH SCHOOL LOUIS TRICHARDT MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL YINGWANI-RIBUNGWANI HIGH SCHOOL VONGANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MALOVHANA SECONDARY SCHOOL MASHAMBA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL JAJI SECONDARY SCHOOL KHOMANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TIYANI SECONDARY SCHOOL VONGANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL FHUMULANI SECONDARY SCHOOL VHUFULI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL NWARIDI SECONDARY SCHOOL MASHAU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NTSAKOMATSAKALI SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAMULELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL BELLEVUE SECONDARY-2 SCHOOL KHOMANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSHIKHUTHULA SECONDARY SCHOOL MASHAMBA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MPHEPHU HIGH SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL NKONENI SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSHALA SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL TSHILOGONI SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MUSHAATHONI SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL TSHIFHENA SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL DZATA SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY THULAMELA LOCAL NNDITSHENI SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MULENGA SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL VELELAMBEU SECONDARY SCHOOL MUNGOMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL GEORGE MBULAHENI SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL NNGWENI HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL DIMBANYIKA SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY JONATHAN MUSHATAMA SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY HENDRIC NTHAMBELENI SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY PATRICK RAMAANO SECONDARY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SCHOOL SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL VHULAUDZI SECONDARY SCHOOL LOUIS TRICHARDT MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSWIME SECONDARY SCHOOL MUNGOMANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL HUMBELANI SECONDARY SCHOOL VHULUDZI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL LUATAME SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSHAMAKWATINI SECONDARY SCHOOL NZHELELE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL FRANK RAVELE SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SOLOMON MAELULA SECONDARY SCHOOL VHULAUDZI MUNICIPALITY JONATHAN THIFULUFHELWI SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL SINTHUMULE MUNICIPALITY JOHANNES MULAMBILU SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SECONDARY SCHOOL VHULAUDZI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL RAVHUHALI SECONDARY SCHOOL VHULUADZI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MATHEDE SECONDARY SCHOOL VHULUDZI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SINUGANI SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MALUTA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SINTHUMULE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSHIANANE SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MUDIMELI SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL RAMABULANA SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL LUSWINZHE SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANAI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MASERENI SECONDARY SCHOOL DZANANI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MAMVUKA SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SINTHUMULE SECONDARY SCHOOL TSHILWAVHUSIKU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MANELEDZI SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MMILIGE SECONDARY SCHOOL KUTAMA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSHIUNGULELA SECONDARY SCHOOL KUTAMA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL KUTAMA HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL KUTAMA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL LUVHIVHINI SECONDARY SCHOOL KUTAMA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SWOBANI SECONDARY SCHOOL TSHILWAVHUSIKU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL TSHIRULULUNI SECONDARY SCHOOL TSHILWAVHUSIKU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL LITSHOVHU SECONDARY SCHOOL MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL MAGONI SECONDARY SCHOOL TSHILWAVHUSIKU MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MAKHADO LOCAL SWONGOZWI SECONDARY SCHOOL KUTAMA MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUTALE LOCAL NIANI SECONDARY SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUTALE LOCAL HANYANI HIGH SCHOOL SAGOLE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUTALE LOCAL RATSHISASE SECONDARY SCHOOL MANENZHE MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUTALE LOCAL TSHIKUNDAMALEMA SECONDARY SCHOOL MASISI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUTALE LOCAL FHETANI SECONDARY SCHOOL MASISI MUNICIPALITY SECONDARY MUTALE LOCAL DYELAMANAVHA SECONDARY SCHOOL MUTALE
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