Grade R to Grade 12 · Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga

Nothing without effort.Every learner can succeed.

Monaredira Private School is an independent school on two campuses, building lifelong learners who think critically and aim higher.

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Grade R to 12One school family

Two campusesPrimary and High School

RegisteredMpumalanga Department of Education

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Choose a campus and complete the secure online form. Your application goes straight to our office at info@monaredira.co.za. No printing or scanning. New learners pay a once-off, non-refundable application fee of R700.

About Monaredira

Empowering young people to do better

Monaredira was established to make a remarkable impact in the lives of young South Africans, the SADC community and the world. We take pride in our academic, socio-economic and cultural diversity.

2Campuses, primary and high school

R-12Every grade from Grade R to Grade 12

4Languages taught

100%Registered with Mpumalanga Education

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Monaredira high school learners posing together in maroon jackets

Primary learners seated in a bright classroom

Nothing without effort

Why choose us

Learning that goes deeper

Academics

We produce lifelong learners and discourage rote learning, focusing on deep knowledge and a critical understanding of every subject.

Learning support

A rich variety of cultural activities inspires our students as they journey towards adulthood.

Parent information

Guidance for the well-being of each child, and sessions where parents meet professionals on parenting issues.

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Primary learners seated and kneeling for a group portrait

Grade R to 7

Primary School

A strong start, from Grade R

Our primary campus lays the foundation: confident reading, numbers and curiosity, in a school where every child is known.

Grade R to Grade 7
EMIS number 800035719
Registered with the Mpumalanga Department of Education

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Grade 8 to 12

High School

Ready for matric and beyond

Our high school offers science, commerce and general streams, so each learner can follow their strengths into Grade 12.

Grade 8 to Grade 12
EMIS number 800035407
Science, commerce and social science subjects

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Our motto

Nothing without effort.

We believe every student has the potential to succeed, and we give them the guidance, the room and the encouragement to prove it.

Lifelong learnersCritical thinkingProud of our diversity

Life at Monaredira

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Moments from our classrooms and campuses. Tap a photo to enlarge it.

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Download the application form for your child's campus, or call us. Our team will take it from there.

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Tuition fees 2026

School fees, clearly explained

Fees are payable quarterly. Choose a campus to see what you pay each term, the extra costs to plan for, and how to pay.

Payment policy at a glance

When and how to pay

Fees are payable quarterly. The balance for each quarter must be paid by the end of the second month of the term.
The school fund is paid at the beginning of each term.
No cash is accepted at school. Pay into the FNB account and use the learner's name and surname as the reference. Bring the deposit slip as proof.

Statements and communication

A monthly statement is handed to your child on or before the 15th of each month. If your child does not live with you, ask the clerks to email it.
Tell the school when your contact details change. The school uses SMS and phone calls to reach parents.

Overdue accounts

The school may exclude learners from class or bar them from writing exams when fees are in arrears.
No reports or transfer letters are issued while fees are in arrears.
A learner in arrears may not take part in school trips. Money already paid for the trip is put towards school fees.

Third-party payers

The parent or guardian remains the principal debtor, even when someone else pays.
If a third party will pay, give the school proof before the end of February. It must be on the payer's letterhead and show the amounts and expected dates.
The school can supply a standard fee letter and reasonable supporting documents on request.

Payment arrangements

Arrangements are made only in dire circumstances, at the discretion of management, and always in writing.
An arrangement is binding once both parties agree and the Director approves it. If it is not honoured, the full balance becomes due immediately.
The school does not discuss fees by phone. Make an appointment with the administrator or clerk.

Camps, trips and damage

Camps, holiday lessons, excursions and sports events are not covered by school fees and are paid in advance. The school informs parents by letter or newsletter.
Trip money is paid into the school account.
Damage to school property may be charged to the learner's account. If the person responsible is not identified, the cost is divided between the learners involved.

Cancellation and refunds

The enrolment contract is binding for the full academic year.
If a learner absconds, is expelled for breaking school rules, or is excluded from class because of unpaid fees, the parent remains liable for the full year's fees.
No part of the fees is waived or refundable for any reason, including illness. The application fee is non-refundable.
Parents must give the real reason for transferring from another school. The school may refuse admission or cancel the contract if it is untrue.

Suspension for non-payment

The school may suspend or expel a learner when fees are unpaid, after adequate warning.
Suspended learners may not be on school property or take part in school activities. Where possible, work is sent home and must be completed on return.
A suspended Matric learner may come to school only to complete portfolio assessments, in a separate venue, and then leaves the premises.

Parent declaration

The parent or guardian is responsible for the account, even when a third party pays.
It is the parent's job to keep the school's contact details up to date.
The school may take legal steps to recover money owed without further notice, and the parent is liable for the costs.
Parents sign the fee policy each year to confirm they have read, understood and accepted it.

This is a summary. The complete policy is signed by the parent or guardian each year.

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