More About Us: We offer a distinctive type of education that is in line with the educational ideals of the Seventh-day Adventist church.
Some similarities and differences between the educational ideals of the Department of Education (DoE) and the Seventh-day Adventist Church. There are similarities and differences between the educational ideals of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and that of the South African Department of Education.

The Significant Similarity:
Both entities, e.g. would strive to educate learners to be responsible citizens of the globalised society in which we live today. This implies having the necessary knowledge, skills and attitudes not only to survive, but also to make a positive contribution towards said society.

The Significant Difference:
The essential difference between the two entities lies in the fact that the DoE (in public schools) attempts to achieve its educational ideals from a secular point of departure, whereas the Adventist church, through its educational institutions, attempts to do it from a religious and theistic point of departure.

Admissions Procedures:
The School management and the teaching staff deal with the registration of learners at the beginning of each and every year. The procedure to be used is revised annually and is in line with the broad (DoE) policy.