Our school is committed to fostering a holistic educational experience that develops both the academic and personal growth of every student. We focus on nurturing self-directed learners, critical thinking, and a passion for lifelong learning.

We accept enrolment in Grades 8 to 9 in 2026, and will accept enrolment for Grades 8 to 10 in 2027. We phase Grade 11 and 12 in from the first Cohort of learners and therefore cannot enrol Grade 11 and 12 learners until furter notice.

Our school typically operates from 07:30 to 15:30, Monday to Friday. Specific schedules may vary for different grade levels and co-curricular seasons.

Our CAPS-aligned curriculum balances academic excellence with personal development. Through our blended learning program, we equip students with 21st-century skills, combining technology-driven instruction with teacher-led support to ensure personalised learning and academic success.

We offer a full range of subjects, including Mathematics, Sciences, Languages, History, Geography, Creative Arts, Technology, and EMS, fostering a comprehensive and well-rounded education. Our interdisciplinary approach integrates subjects, enabling students to apply knowledge across disciplines—for example, linking scientific concepts with mathematical calculations and real-world insights from Geography.

We place a strong focus on character-building workshops that nurture values such as resilience, empathy, and self-discipline. These workshops, alongside personal growth sessions and project-based learning, help students develop a strong sense of self and the skills needed to thrive academically and socially.

The average student-to-teacher ratio is 1: 15, which ensures individualised attention for each student in a supportive learning environment.

We offer a variety of co-curricular activities, including drama, netball, soccer, and choir, designed to encourage the development of students’ talents and interests beyond the classroom. These activities foster creativity, teamwork, and personal growth, helping students build confidence and explore their potential.

Our school is committed to meeting every student at their level and helping them reach their full potential. With our low student-teacher ratio and tech-enabled learning, teachers can provide personalised attention, monitor progress closely, and tailor instruction to address each learner’s unique needs. This approach ensures that every student is supported on their path to success.

To apply, follow these steps:

• Complete the Application Form: Submit the form along with all required supporting documents.

• Pay the Application Fee: Include proof of payment for the non-refundable application fee when submitting your documents.

• Student Diagnostic Tests: After reviewing your application, we will invite your child to complete diagnostic tests in English, Mathematics, and Science to help us understand their unique learning needs.

• Debrief and Intervention Plan: Following the tests, we will schedule a debrief session with you to share the results and discuss a tailored intervention plan, if needed.

• Acceptance Letter: If your child is accepted, we will send an official acceptance letter to confirm their place at our school.

For more information, contact  admissions@streetlightschools.org  or 066 384 2249.

School Fees for the Year are:

Grade 8: R13,000

Grade 9: R14,500

Grade 10: R16,000

Fees are payable annually or in 10 consecutive installments per month as per our payment plan options. For more details, please contact our administration office.

At this point, we do not offer any financial assistance or scholarships.

Student safety is our top priority. We have regular safety inspections and drills to strengthen and mitigate any possibility of unsafe conditions for our learners. We have 24/7 security staff, visitor screening, emergency drills, etc on a termly basis.

At Streetlight Schools, we prioritise clear and consistent communication with parents. We use WhatsApp parent groups for regular updates and announcements, while newsletters are sent for more formal information. Termly parent-teacher consultations provide an opportunity for in-depth feedback on your child’s academic journey. Additionally, one-on-one meetings with students and/or guardians are held on a rolling basis, as needed, to address specific concerns or provide extra support. This communication system ensures that parents are actively engaged and well-informed throughout the school year.

At Streetlight Schools, technology drives our learning approach. We integrate digital tools, including tablets, laptops, and AI tools, throughout our curriculum to empower students and enhance their learning experience. These technologies enable students to take control of their learning, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills essential for the future.

Yes, we welcome parent involvement! Parents can volunteer in various ways, including assisting with events, joining committees, and contributing to school growth. Parents can also participate in brainstorming sessions on recruitment and strategies to expand our school community. We value your insights and encourage you to be part of these conversations!

If your child will be absent, please inform us as soon as possible via WhatsApp at 0663842249 or notify the designated grade coordinators.

In line with our attendance policy, students are expected to complete any online work from home, if their circumstances allow them to. If they are unable to do so, please inform us, and we will make arrangements for make-up work once they return.

Yes, students are required to wear a school uniform to promote a sense of community and pride. The uniform consists of a grey skirt or trousers, a white shirt, a tie, black shoes, and grey socks for boys, and white socks for girls. The blazer, pullover, and tie must be purchased from McCullagh & Bothwell, located at 15 Eckstein Street, Observatory. You can visit their website at https://mcandb.co.za for more information.

For specific guidelines on how the uniform should be worn, including acceptable accessories, please refer to the Student Code of Conduct. We kindly ask that parents ensure students adhere to these guidelines.

To schedule a tour, contact our office at 066 384 2249  or email admissions@streetlightschools.org. 

Look out for scheduled open days on our social media pages.

For more information or to speak with someone directly, please contact us on 0823795114  or  079 885 9008 or email us at hello@streetlightschools.org. Our office is open from 08:00 to 15:30.