The 2025 school fees are set as follows:

• • Grade 8: R70,618 (incl R3,500 partial payment for the iPad);
  • Grade 9: R66,463 per annum
  • Grade 10: R65,993 per annum
  • Grade 11: R62,826 per annum
  • Grade 12: R63,176 per annum

No reductions are offered for siblings attending the school.  Learners must purchase their own uniform, stationery and certain textbooks. There may be additional costs, depending on the subjects the learner chooses e.g. Art learners are responsible for their own paints and brushes.

The School Programme includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• the academic programme of the school
• extra-mural activities offered as part of the school’s sports, services, music groups or societies
• tours, outings or activities related to the academic programme of the school
• leadership-related activities offered as part of the school’s leadership programme
• Dialogue Days, guest speakers and related workshops during the school day
• the provision of iPad devices to learners (recovered over 3 years).

The following are not considered part of the school programme, and may attract additional costs:

• school and sports uniform items
• stationery (requirements may vary according to subject choice)
• certain textbooks, not supplied by the WCED
• additional subjects, not offered as part of the ordinary school day
• additional or extra-curricular music lessons
• all cultural, sporting or leisure outings or tours which are not compulsory
• high performance sports coaching
• transport to and from sports matches
• the Matric Dance and special Matric events
• iPad offboarding fee (Paid at the end of Grade 12)
• voluntary annual development levy.

Public school fees are a statutory duty in terms of the South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996 (as amended), payable annually in advance at the beginning of each school year and such payment is compulsory unless I have been granted an exemption or partial exemption. Irrespective of marital status or divorce agreement, both parents are jointly and severally liable for the payment of school fees and any divorce order is inter partes binding between the parents and does not affect the parent’s liability to the School.I accept that this undertaking in no way changes the fact that the payment of school fees is a statutory duty and not a voluntary agreement, particularly not a credit agreement as defined in terms of the National Credit Act No. 34 of 2005.

School fees for 2026 will be set at a Parents' Meeting in October 2025.