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Special Schools Province District Name PrimaryDisability Postadd1 PhysAdd1 Telephone Numbers Fax Numbers Cell E_Mail No. of Learners No. of Educators North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Boiteko Intellectual disability P.O.Box 6068, Oberholzer, 2502 5840 Extension 5, Khutsong 187833350 187833350 0722156718 153 18 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Bophelong Special School Intellectual disability P.O. Box 595, Mafikeng, 2745 Lomanyaneng Village, Bophelong Hospital, Mafikeng Prov 183833845 50 8 North West Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Christiana School for the Blind Blind/Partially Sighted P/Bag x1256, Maquassi Hills, Christiana, 2680 182998296 182998277 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District D P Moloto Special School Intellectual disability PO Box 126, Lerato, 2880 1833 Unit 1, Lehurutse 183634078 14 6 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Daeraad School Behavioural Problems P/Bag X5, Wolmaransstad, 2630 Potgieterstraat, Wolmaransstad, 2630 0185961083/4 0185961083/4 780 28 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District ES Le Grange Intellectual disability Private Bag X6209, Baillie Park, 2526 17 Richardson St, Baillie Park, Potchefstroom 182907047 182907048 207 38 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Folang Special School Intellectual disability P.O. Box 2479, Lichtenburg, 2740 4257 Zone 03, Tsoneng 0822512380 27 6 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Goudwes Skool Intellectual disability Private Bag X2037, Carletonville, 2500 Pepani Street, Carletanville 018788 6669/0 187 884 111 0829298075 [email protected] 408 56 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Hoerskool Coligny Spesiale Skool Intellectual disability PO Box 8, Coligny, 2725 Derde Straat 3, Coligny 186731039 186731449 0836272286 [email protected] 20 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Hoerskool Die Wilge Intellectual disability PS X1006, Baillie Park, Potchefstroom, 2520 Rocherstraat, Baillie Park, Potchefstroom 182906588 182906244 402 48 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Ikalafeng School For Lsen Intellectual disability PO Box 2095, Potchefstroom, 2520 Portion 536, PTN of PTN 2 of Townlands 4351Q 182930337 182931989 0823822228 [email protected] 116 22 North West Bojanala District Iteko Special School Intellectual disability PO Box 83, Tlhabane, 0309 415 Pilane Street, Tlhabane 145653691 145654709 0836927282 142 22 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Janie Schneider School Intellectual disability Private Bag x5031, Klerksdorp, 2570 8 Charel de Klerk Drive, Townsland, Klerksdorp 184624954 184624671 112 20 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Keurhof MMH P.O.Box 1190, Klerksdorp, 2570 Corner of Goueweg &, Kleynhans Str, Pienaarsdorp, Klerksdorp 018462/8086/9981/2 184628563 [email protected] 436 52 North West Bojanala District Kutlwanong School For The Deaf Hearing Impairment P.O.Box 288, Rustenburg, 0300 Kookfonteiin, Plot No.900154 831091926 0837312871 406 62 North West Bojanala District L.M Mokoena Special School Intellectual disability P/Bag x 2020, Hammanskraal, 0400 Mogogelo, Village Hammanskraal 0822122139 67 12 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Lekgetho Special School Intellectual disability PO Box 371, Itsoseng, 2744 E2025, Kgomola Section, Bodibe 0824891069 45 8 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Lillian Lehetla Special Intellectual disability PO Box 310, Atamelang, 2732 Stand 783, Atamelang 183342575 50 10 North West Bojanala District Meerhof School Physical disability Private BagX354, Hartebeespoort, 0216 Jan Smuts Ave, Meerhof, Hartbeespoort Dam 0122591241/62 122590698 0824160830 [email protected] 183 40 North West Bojanala District Mfihlakalo Special School Intellectual disability P.O. Box 3323, Rosslyn, 0200 1560C Klipgat, 0837336239 32 8 North West Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District MM Sebithloane Special School Intellectual disability P/Bag X100, 8 Taung Station, 8580 Lokaleng Village, Taung 8580 539941666 0826787479 66 8 North West Bojanala District Mmekwa - Maseding Intellectual disability PO Box 42, Makapanstad, 0404 2836 Makapanstad 127142143 0822168930 40 14 North West Bojanala District Neo-Mathabe Special School Intellectual disability Central North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District North West Sec School for the Deaf Deaf Leeudoringstad North West Bojanala District Obed More Special School Intellectual disability PO Box 363, Jerico, 0189 No 2507 Malateng Section, Bakwena Ba Tribal Authority 0723535620 13 6 North West Bojanala District Oom Paul Skool MMH Private Bag x71041, Rustenburg, 0300 Lucasstraat 42 Rustenburg 0300 145922003 145924039 [email protected] 413 58 North West Bojanala District Rekgonne-Bapo School Intellectual disability P.O. Box 277, Bapong, 0269 EN002 New Township Sec Bapong 122541204 0829395878 35 8 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Resomaretse Special School Intellectual disability P.O Box 100, Dinokana, 2868 Goo Motlala Dinnokana 183641076 21 4 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Retlametswe Special School Intellectual disability P.O Box 3664, Mmabatho, 2735 Road Singe No1 Imperial Reserve, Mmabatho 183810313 183810313 0833965773 63 12 North West Bojanala District Roeleboge Special School Intellectual disability Box 986, Saulspoort, 0318 Greenside Section, Bakgatla Tribal, Saulspoort 145561706 145561706 0824033658 42 12 North West Bojanala District Rorisang Special School Intellectual disability Box 253, Madikwe, 2840 Site No 924 Madikwe Madikwe 2840 145532277 0826601441 32 12 North West Bojanala District Rustenburg Intellectual disability P.O Box 20759, Protea Park, Rustenburg, 0305 H/W von Wielligh Kerkstrate, Rustenburg 145922920 145922920 0827728624 56 10 North West Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Rotara Intellectual disability P/Bag X202, 6 Oberholzer, 2503 Plot 56 Railway Street, Carletonville 187872197 187885830 0835398036 [email protected] 104 14 North West Bojanala District Temogo Special School Intellectual disability P.O. Box 1009, Suncity, 0316 145555940 0827285920 140 18 North West Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Temoso Special School Intellectual disability PO Box 1470, Ganyesa, 0813 Opposite Library Magistrate Road, Ganyesa 0837308589 42 8 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Tlamelang School For Physically Physical disability P.O Box 10, Radithuso, 2738 Tlamelang School Gelukspan, P.O Radithuso 183362111 183362112 147 30 North West Ngaka Modiri Molema District Tomo Special School Intellectual disability PO Box 5274, Gopane, 2882 Lutheran Church Skoon Plaas, Gopane, 2882 183660103 15 4.
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