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St George's Diocesan School

Namibia, Windhoek

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 5 - 18 years
Opened 1919
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages Afrikaans, German
Strengths Sport, Languages, Outdoor Education
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

St George's Diocesan School is a Cambridge-based Anglican school in Windhoek, Namibia, offering Pre-Primary through Cambridge A Levels. The curriculum runs Cambridge Primary (R-3), Lower Secondary (6-8), IGCSE (9-11), AS Levels (12) and A Levels (13), with Cambridge framework guiding learning across the campus. The school serves pupils aged 5 to 18 and is affiliated with the Anglican Diocese of Namibia. Classrooms feature iPads, while a wide sports program includes archery, athletics, basketball, cricket, hockey, mountain biking, netball, rugby and soccer. A Round Square member, the school emphasises experiential learning, service and international understanding through the IDEALS: Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership and Service, including international exchanges. Afrikaans and German are offered as additional languages. The school celebrated its centenary in 2019 and maintains an Alumni Office. Cultural activities include public speaking, debating, music, choir, drama, craft, cribbage, and service learning with 100 hours required for Silver or Gold scrolls.

17-21 Sinclair Road, Windhoek, Namibia

The Essentials

St George's Diocesan School has instruction in English.

Location
17-21 Sinclair Road, Windhoek, Namibia. Cambridge Assessment International Education registered school.

Stages
Prep School (Grade RR–7) and College (Grade 8–AS and A Level).

Type
Anglican Church School.

Country affiliation
Namibia; belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Namibia.

Religious affiliation
Anglican.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The School Shop is the official stockist of all St George's uniform items. The Shop does not stock grey shorts and pants or school and sports shoes.

Governance and Ownership
St George's Diocesan School belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Namibia with the Bishop of the Diocese as Visitor and Chairman of the School Council.
Fees
Application and registration fees

- Application fee: N$ 500 (non-refundable).
- School registration (acceptance) fee: N$ 5 000 (once-off, non-refundable). Admission is not complete until the registration fee is paid and the Parent Contractual Agreement is signed.

Tuition fees by year group (2026)

Note: two fee categories are published — for Namibian taxpayers and for non-Namibian / tax-exempt families. Annual, monthly (spread over ten months: January–October) and discounted full-payment-by-31 January amounts are shown below.

- Grades RR (Namibian): Annual N$ 51 030 • Monthly (10 months) N$ 5 103 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 48 480.
- Grade R (Namibian): Annual N$ 73 500 • Monthly N$ 7 350 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 69 850.
- Grades 1–5 (Namibian): Annual N$ 74 180 • Monthly N$ 7 420 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 70 475.
- Grades 6–7 (Namibian): Annual N$ 74 865 • Monthly N$ 7 490 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 71 120.
- Grade 8 (Namibian): Annual N$ 82 740 • Monthly N$ 8 275 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 78 600.
- Grade 9 (Namibian): Annual N$ 92 100 • Monthly N$ 9 210 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 87 480.
- Grades 10–12 (Namibian): Annual N$ 94 775 • Monthly N$ 9 480 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 90 050.
- A-Level subjects (Namibian): N$ 33 180 per subject per annum.

- Grades RR (Non-Namibian / tax-exempt): Annual N$ 81 650 • Monthly (10 months) N$ 8 165 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 77 566.
- Grade R (Non-Namibian): Annual N$ 117 600 • Monthly N$ 11 760 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 111 720.
- Grades 1–5 (Non-Namibian): Annual N$ 118 690 • Monthly N$ 11 870 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 112 760.
- Grades 6–7 (Non-Namibian): Annual N$ 119 785 • Monthly N$ 11 980 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 113 795.
- Grade 8 (Non-Namibian): Annual N$ 132 385 • Monthly N$ 13 240 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 125 765.
- Grade 9 (Non-Namibian): Annual N$ 147 340 • Monthly N$ 14 735 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 139 970.
- Grades 10–12 (Non-Namibian): Annual N$ 151 640 • Monthly N$ 15 165 • Full payment by 31 Jan N$ 144 055.
- A-Level subjects (Non-Namibian): N$ 53 100 per subject per annum.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Annual fees are normally spread over ten months: January–October. Monthly instalments are shown above (10-month spread). Full-payment discounts apply when fees are paid in full by 31 January (discounted amounts shown above).
- School fees are payable in advance and acceptance of a place requires completion of the Parent Contractual Agreement and payment of the registration fee. Written notice of three months is required to withdraw a student; failure to give the required notice makes the parent/guardian liable for the fees.

Boarding fees

- The school operates as a day school; no boarding/hostel fees are published.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Uniform: The School Shop is the official stockist of St George's uniform items; some items (grey shorts/pants and school/sports shoes) are not stocked by the shop and must be purchased separately. Uniform prices are sold through the School Shop and are not published in the fee schedule.
- Examination / subject charges: A-Level subject fees are charged per subject (see A-Level per-subject amounts above). Additional exam-entry or external-assessment charges may apply for Cambridge examinations; such charges are not itemised in the core fee table.
- Extracurricular / activity costs, transport, materials, textbooks, school trips and optional items are not itemised in the published fee structure; these costs are charged separately where applicable and through normal school billing channels.

Refunds and non-refundable items

- The application fee (N$ 500) is non-refundable. The registration (acceptance) fee (N$ 5 000) is once-off and non-refundable. Written notice of three months is required to withdraw a student; failure to provide the required notice results in liability for the fees. Any other refund terms for paid tuition or deposits are governed by the Parent Contractual Agreement.

Fee payment options and bank details

- Electronic funds transfer (EFT) / bank transfer is accepted; the school publishes its bank details for payments (FNB Namibia, Account name: St George's Diocesan College, Account Number: 62047678589, Branch Code: 281872, Swift/BIC: FIRNNANX). Application fee payments may be made by EFT with the application reference.
- The published materials do not list credit-card payment or online card-processing as a standard option; payments are shown with bank transfer details and instructions.

Administrative notes relevant to fees

- The 2026 fee structure was approved by the School Council on 3 September 2025 and the published schedule shows the annual, 10-monthly instalment and full-payment-by-31-January amounts above.
- Admission is conditional until the Contractual Agreement is signed and the registration fee is paid. A tax certificate in the name of the parent or legal guardian and three months of bank statements are required as part of the application.
Academics

St George's Diocesan School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 5 to 18.

Curriculum
St George's Diocesan School is a Cambridge Assessment International Education registered school. The Cambridge curriculum is used from Pre-Primary through to Cambridge A Levels. Pre-Primary (Grade RR–Grade R) focuses on social and emotional development, English literacy, numeracy, and foundational development. Cambridge Primary (Grades R-3 and 4-5) covers core subjects like English, Mathematics, Global Perspectives, with Afrikaans or German as an additional language in Grade 5 and options such as Art & Design, Cambridge ICT, and Robotics. Lower Secondary (Grades 6-8) includes English First Language, Mathematics, Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Global Perspectives, with Afrikaans or German and non-exam subjects including Art, Digital Literacy, Physical Education, Wellbeing, and Music. Cambridge Upper Secondary (IGCSE) runs Grades 9-11 with compulsory English First Language and Afrikaans or German, four elective subjects including Sciences, Geography, and Commerce; Cambridge AS Level is offered in Grade 12 and Cambridge A Level in Grade 13 on a case-by-case basis.

Student Teacher Ratio
Grade RR: 48 students; Grade R: 52 students; Grade 1: 75 students (approximately 30 external placements).
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Cambridge Student Attributes guide learning at St George's, emphasising five habits: Confident in working with information and ideas; Responsible for themselves, responsive to and respectful of others; Reflective as students; Innovative; Engaged intellectually and socially. Social & Emotional Development is integrated in Cambridge Primary, including Social Interaction, Relationships, Self-Regulation, Empathy & Spiritual Guidance, Work Ethic, Resilience, Social Awareness and Responsibility. Wellbeing (Life Skills) is a non-exam subject in Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6-8). Student Development/Life Skills is listed as an Additional subject for Cambridge Grades 4-5. Round Square is a world-wide association that supports personal development and international understanding. Life at St George's also emphasises positive self-image and the link between what students invest in themselves in life and their future.

Mental Wellbeing
Wellbeing (Life Skills) is a non-exam subject in Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6-8).
Parent Experience

History
St George's Diocesan School Namibia celebrated its centenary in 2019. The main celebrations took place during the week of July 5–12, 2019, with Founders' Day on July 8. The Alumni Office was established to connect alumni and keep them informed of reunions and Centenary celebrations. The school is registered with Cambridge Assessment International Education.

Community
The Cathedral Parish Church is central to daily life at St George's; all learners attend weekly services, and Religious Education is part of the curriculum, with the Chaplain assisting in teaching. The school's motto is 'Credo ut intellegam.' The Centenary celebrations in 2019 included Founders' Day and related ceremonies; the Alumni Office was established and supports alumni engagement. The PTFA includes parents, teachers and friends, and fosters good relations between the school, its broader community, and the parent body, while organizing volunteer services and fundraising activities.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The PTFA is the Parents, Teachers and Friends Association of St George's Diocesan School. It includes all stakeholders—parents, teachers and friends of the school. Its objectives are to foster good relations between the school, parents and the wider community; to support the school in developing a positive and welcoming environment for all parents; to be a forum for communication between the school, its Council, School Management and the parent body; to provide volunteer services for PTFA functions and events; and to raise funds by any lawful means. The PTFA is a non-profit organisation and shall strive to achieve its objectives as listed in its Constitution; any funds raised are applied solely for the promotion of the school and not for the benefit of PTFA members.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Classrooms use iPads as part of the learning environment. The school is a Cambridge Assessment International Education registered school. The school is a Round Square member, supporting experiential learning, service, and international understanding. A wide range of sporting and cultural activities is offered to promote healthy, active lifestyles and provide an enriched educational experience. The School Shop is the official stockist of all St George's School uniform items.

Sports Facilities
Team sports offered include archery, athletics, basketball, chess, cricket, hockey, mountain bike club, netball, rugby, and soccer.

Academic Facilities
The school follows the Cambridge International Education programme with Cambridge Primary for Grades R-3, Cambridge Lower Secondary for Grades 6-8, Cambridge Upper Secondary (IGCSE) for Grades 9-11, and Cambridge Advanced (AS Level) and A Level for Grades 12-13. Cambridge Student attributes are emphasised, describing five habits in learning: confidence with information, responsibility, reflection, innovation, and intellectual and social engagement.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Culture activities include public speaking, debating, music group, choir (Junior and Senior), drama, craft club, and cribbage. Sport activities include archery, athletics, basketball, chess, cricket, hockey, mountain biking, netball, rugby, and soccer.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
St George's is a Cambridge International School, upholding Cambridge Student Attributes: confident in working with information and ideas, responsible, reflective, innovative and engaged intellectually and socially. The Cambridge curriculum guides learning through Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary (IGCSE, AS Level and A Level), with four subjects offered in IGCSE and a range of science and non-science options. Languages include Afrikaans or German as additional languages, with Afrikaans German Foreign Language offered in higher grades. Cambridge is the overarching framework, and the school is a registered Cambridge Assessment International Education school.

Arts & Creative
Cultural activities include Public Speaking, Debating, Music Group, Choir Junior & Senior, Drama, Craft Club and Cribbage. The school has a long-standing choir tradition as part of its arts program. Performing Arts, Visual Arts and Art Appreciation are taught across Cambridge levels.

Cultural & Language
St George's is a Round Square member school, offering international exchanges and a global learning framework. The IDEALS underpin the education: Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership and Service, with opportunities to participate in exchanges, conferences and service projects abroad. An active exchange programme connects students with peers around the world, and Afrikaans and German are offered as additional languages within the Cambridge curriculum.

Social & Hobbies
A wide range of cultural and sporting activities is available. Cultural activities include Public Speaking, Debating, Music Group, Choir, Drama, Craft Club and Cribbage. Team sports offered include Archery, Athletics, Basketball, Chess, Cricket, Hockey, Mountain Bike Club, Netball, Rugby and Soccer.

Community & Service
Round Square emphasizes service with a requirement to complete 100 hours of service to earn Silver or Gold scrolls. Service includes school-sponsored, regional or international projects, providing opportunities to serve others and develop character. Local service projects, such as community clean-up events, are part of the school's culture.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership positions include SRC, a Captain, and a Library Monitor, with a silver scroll awarded for one year in a leadership role and a gold scroll for two years. Participation in Round Square leadership and service initiatives reinforces positive influence and leading by example. These pillars provide formal recognition for leadership involvement.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Grade-level adventure outings are part of the program: Grade 8 Environmental Outing (7 days), Grade 9 Adventure Outing (6 days), Grade 10 Service Outing (5 days), and Grade 11 Adventure Outing. Students also complete a 100 km hike and a 500 km cycle challenge as part of the Advent ure pillar. A diverse sports program includes Archery, Athletics, Basketball, Chess, Cricket, Hockey, Mountain Bike Club, Netball, Rugby and Soccer.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the language of instruction. Afrikaans and German are offered as additional languages across the Cambridge curriculum. In Cambridge Primary (Grades 4–5), Afrikaans and German are taught as foreign languages (Grade 5). In Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8), Afrikaans or German is chosen as a promotional subject; in Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9–11/IGCSE), English First Language is compulsory and Afrikaans or German is the additional language.
Admissions

Admissions
The school provides an Application Process document with full details on the application process. The Application Pack can be downloaded and followed. The fee structure can be downloaded; the school fees are determined annually by the School Council. The school is a registered Cambridge Assessment International Education school.
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