
Woodridge College and Preparatory School
In short: Woodridge College and Preparatory School is a private, religious, co-ed international school in Van Stadensriviermond, South Africa. Stages: nursery, preschool, primary, middle school and high school. Taught in English.
- Type
- Private · Religious · Co-ed
- Ages
- Nursery to high school
- Languages
- English
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Fees
Fees on request
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Curriculum & results
Stages
Children are welcomed from Pre-Primary (Grade 000) in the Preparatory School and continue through the College to Grade 12, with small classes and subjects including Afrikaans, coding and robotics, music and the sciences.
Approach · General Curriculum
Founded on Christian principles, Woodridge aims to give every pupil a sense of balance and belonging and to form confident, compassionate individuals who are as capable in life as in learning.
Languages
English is the language of instruction, and Afrikaans is taught as an additional language.
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Location
Van Stadensriviermond, South Africa
Facilities & services
Facilities
The 365-acre multi-adventure estate includes classrooms and laboratories, a dining hall, boarding houses, sports fields and courts, and trails used for outdoor education and adventure.
Services
Families can use a bus service that carries around 300 pupils from pick-up points in Gqeberha, a dining hall, learning support, scholarships and boarding.
Boarding
Woodridge welcomes boarders from South Africa and abroad, who live on the estate and enjoy its outdoor and sporting life alongside day scholars.
Learning support
Pupils enjoy an extensive programme of sport, culture and outdoor education on the estate, with music, coding and robotics, and adventure activities.
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FAQ
What language is Woodridge College and Preparatory School taught in?
Lessons are taught in English.
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