
International school · Vryburg
Preschool to high school, taught in English
In short: Tiger Kloof Educational Institution is a private, religious, co-ed international school in Vryburg, South Africa. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school. Taught in English.
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Learners follow the South African CAPS curriculum and sit the National Senior Certificate in Grade 12. As a Round Square school, Tiger Kloof adds international perspectives through the Round Square IDEALS and the opportunities offered by the network.
The school covers pre-primary from Grade RRR, primary school up to Grade 7, and high school from Grade 8 to Grade 12, leading to the National Senior Certificate.
Tiger Kloof's motto describes a school inspired by its heritage, rooted in faith and community and rising to excellence. It aims to form learners with strong moral foundations, a sense of service and the spirit of ubuntu, within a Christian worldview that guides how they live, learn and lead.
Teaching follows the national CAPS curriculum, with English as the main language of learning. The school's community and identity are also rooted in Setswana culture, as reflected in its welcome and values.
Tigerkloof, Vryburg North West Province, 8601, South Africa
Boarding is available for learners from Grade 6 to Grade 12, and bursaries are offered to support families. Tuition fees are published each year, with a separate fee for boarders.
The boarding house takes learners from Grade 6 to Grade 12 (in Grades 6 and 7 for girls only) and aims to be a second home in a secure, structured and supportive environment. Daily routines, care from staff and community life help boarders grow in independence and belonging.
Beyond academics, learners take part in service and outreach, leadership opportunities and activities linked to the Round Square IDEALS, together with the spiritual life of the school, including chapel and devotions.
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