THE AIM AND PURPOSE
To provide learners, especially those from disadvantaged communities, who display potential in Mathematics, Science and Information Technology, with high quality education for successful tertiary education.
WE OFFER:
25-30 learners per class
Hostel accommodation for 300 learners
Transport to and from the railway station for day learners

The Young Falcons: 2 year aviation programme run by the South African Air Force. Students train on simulators that prepare them for solo flying. AVIATION SCHOOL PROGRAMME A quality 3 year Aviation programme run by ALYD AIR. This Private Pilot License (PPL) is an accredited course at the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of SA.

Scholarships are arranged via different universities and agencies

Community Outreach programmes via the Rotary Club and Lions International

Experienced and specialised educators (most educators have experience as markers or chief markers in NSC examinations)

ICT integration in teaching: Master Maths, Crocodile Software, Mindset, Mobile Maths, etc

Participation in Expos, Olympiads and numerous other competitions

International partnerships offer learnersthe opportunity to be involved in exchange programmes and to interact with their counterparts in other countries

The Confucius Classroom is the first of its kind to be offered to a state school. Mandarin is offered as a subject and affords learners the opportunity to further their studies in China.

Learners who excel are afforded the opportunity to participate in the United States Student Achievers Program [USAP], for US university admission

Extra-curricular activities – Leo Club, Debating Club, Argus Quiz, Science & Environmental club, Sport, etc.

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