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SCHOOLSCHOOL ADMISSIONS 20222022 The Witness 2 School Admissions 2021 The Witness March 12, 2021 GIVING PUPILS THE TOOLS THEY NEED With a standard of excellence dating back to 1856, Hermannsburg is KZN’s oldest independent co-educational school. We pride ourselves on giving our pupils the tools they need to enter adulthood as confident, capable and adaptable young men and women, at a more affordable cost than most independent schools. We have adopted new practices such as our Positive Education, offering to ensure that our pupils have every opportunity to flourish, not just academically, but in all facets of life. We know that to develop people who will contribute positively in the future we must nurture integrity, respect, trust and compassion. The Hermannsburg ethos, coupled with the option to board or receive weekly transport to and from campus, ensure we are at the forefront of education and accessibility. The Hermannsburg Open Day on March 13 can be booked via appointment on our website. All tours will be in small groups to comply with social distancing and other Covid-19 protocols. Take the virtual tour of our campus by visiting our website and clicking on the banner — enjoy our beautiful campus from the safety of your own home. March 12, 2021 The Witness School Admissions 2021 3 4 School Admissions 2021 The Witness March 12, 2021 GROWING THROUGH GRACE Families searching for an inde- able to complete our full sylla- pendent high school education bus and write a successful set in a co-educational day school of year-end exams across all environment will find a perfect grades. To navigate the pan- fit at Grace College in Hilton. demic successfully, several Underpinned by its sound changes were made and im- Christian ethos, Grace College plemented and many of the looks forward to welcoming changes have had a positive new pupils into the warm and effect and will remain in place nurturing environment of the going forward. These changes Grace College Family. will better assist pupils at Founded in 1999, Grace Col- Grace College for future en- lege has become the high deavours. school of choice among Mid- We have developed an ex- lands’ parents who appreciate periential education pro- our purpose, building a school gramme for our pupils at that “Transforms young adults Grace College that takes place through innovative educational both inside and outside the excellence”. classroom. The programme fo- With a highly committed cuses on critical thinking, the and happy staff complement, success of which has been ev- who dedicate themselves to ident among our pupils. This developing pupils beyond ini- renewed interpretation of tial expectations, we have teaching the IEB syllabus is achieved some remarkable re- aimed at our Grade 8 and 9 sults not only academically pupils who have one experien- but more particularly through tial learning day per term. the leadership and personal Our sports programme has development of many of our grown from strength to pupils. We are incredibly proud strength and we look forward of the Class of 2020, whose to the reintroduction of com- results are a testimony to the petitive sport as restrictions hard work which the pupils ease and allow us to compete and staff put into their matric again. An exciting addition to year. Pupils and staff over- our sporting programme for came all the challenges 2021 is the introduction of thrown at them through the girls’ water polo; we look for- pandemic’s uncertainty to fin- ward to seeing how our girls ish their syllabus and com- take on this new challenge. plete a successful set of final Situated on a beautiful 22- examinations. More than the hectare site on the Hilton Col- satisfaction of Grace College lege Road which capitalises on obtaining a 100% pass rate the spectacular views of the and 88% Bachelor passes, is Midlands countryside and the the joy we share with those Drakensberg range, education matric pupils who, by sheer and extramural activities take determination coupled with place in a relaxed and caring our teachers’ dedication, over- family environment. At Grace came learning barriers to College there is space for achieve what they were told each pupil to shine in their they could never achieve. We own way. From excelling in the look forward to seeing the classroom and on the sports positive impact these young field to thriving culturally, people will have in their com- Grace College gives each pupil munities in the years ahead. the space to discover their Due to our use of the Goo- strengths and mature into re- gle Classroom platform as a sponsible and considerate teaching tool for the past sev- adults ready to succeed in so- eral years, we were well posi- ciety. We invite prospective tioned to move our classes families to come on the Grace online as the country went in- College journey with us. to lockdown in March 2020. Join us at an online infor- This seamless transition to mation evening or call us for online teaching and learning a tour of our campus. To book was instrumental in the suc- a tour, e-mail enrol@grace cess of our pupils; we were college.co.za March 12, 2021 The Witness School Admissions 2021 5 6 School Admissions 2021 The Witness March 12, 2021 FIDAFIDA HUMANAHUMANA FORTISFORTIS FAITHFAITH COMPASSIONCOMPASSION COURAGECOURAGE At Epworth, our vision is to free whenever and wherever it is sporting and creative talents in demic support system that is the potential in individuals to needed. a safe environment without un- offered outside of normal school become relevant, resilient and The school is set in scenic, 15- due emphasis on competition hours. ethical leaders who contribute hectare grounds on the outskirts and comparison with others. In the prep and the high to our ever-changing world. of Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Na- Our academic programme school, learning extends beyond Epworth is an independent, tal. Its Art Deco-style buildings promotes critical thinking, prob- the classroom doors. Vibrant Christian school with a Metho- are within park-like surroundings lem-solving and creativity. Feed- performing arts activities — mu- dist ethos. It provides an inclu- with expansive lawns and large back from high schools indicate sic, dance and drama — are an sive, real-world education for trees, giving the campus a gen- that our prep school pupils pos- important dynamic of Epworth’s boys and girls from Grades RRR erous, spacious atmosphere. sess an exceptional worth ethic holistic education programme. to 7 and for girls only (boarders Epworth is recognised for its with advanced thinking and A strong sporting ethos pro- and day pupils) from Grades 8 friendly, down-to-earth and fam- study skills. motes inclusive participation and to 12. ily-oriented ethos. We provide a Epworth High School for Girls champions excellence. We cater Founded in 1898, Epworth has nurturing and enriching environ- has an outstanding academic for each individual’s sporting been at the forefront of educa- ment, seeking to instil a quest reputation. Our pupils excel in ability and aspirations, and be- tion for 123 years. Our powerful for personal excellence. Ensuring the Independent Examination lieve that many important life motto: “Faith Compassion Cour- pupils discover their individual Board (IEB) Senior Certificate skills are honed on the sports age” has been a powerful guid- strengths and achieve their full Examinations, consistently field. ing light throughout our history. potential in all areas of school achieving 100% pass rate. Spirituality is infused in daily Today it is an integral part of life is central to our education We offer an extensive range school life with many activities the Epworth experience. philosophy. of subjects that accommodate taking place in our beautiful We believe that faith enables Epworth Preparatory School pupils with wide-ranging inter- chapel, located in the heart of us to trust in spiritual good for for Boys and Girls is the perfect ests and abilities. Our pro- the campus. We encourage all everyone, compassion helps us place for children to begin their gramme is underpinned by top our pupils to translate their val- care for the world and all who journey through life and learning. teaching staff, small classes and ues into action by participating live in it, and courage gives us They are encouraged to stretch the latest technology. Pupils in the school’s varied community strength to strive for change and explore their academic, benefit from a structured aca- outreach activities. March 12, 2021 The Witness School Admissions 2021 7 8 School Admissions 2021 The Witness March 12, 2021 ENCOURAGING SELF-BELIEF CURIOSITY AND UNLOCKING POTENTIAL enjoy a smoother transition to Nestled in the leafy suburb of Grade 1. Hilton and set on an 11-hectare Cowan House offers unique property, Cowan House opportunities for both day pupils Independent Preparatory School and boarders, in an environment offers an educational experience which is both independent and which encourages self-belief, co-educational. Co-educational curiosity and the unlocking of a primary schools allow children to child’s potential. develop vital life skills with We understand children are untold benefits. Shared learning unique individuals; young people environments afford boys and bursting with potential and girls, brothers and sisters, the deserving the best possible opportunity to balance opportunities. Our Cowan House competitive, risk-taking, problem- boys and girls will encounter solving and empathetic many opportunities for personal behaviour. Not only is this critical development in their journey of in helping boys and girls interact, learning about the world around share perspectives and function them and in growing to as equals but it also understand themselves. (importantly) affords the These have been carefully opportunity of keeping families planned and designed to form together.
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