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FAQs

Answers to the questions families most often ask about Trinity.

  • What grades will the school offer?

    Grade R to grade 12. Current resources can accommodate Grades 1 to 6 fully and Grades 7-9partially. The intention is to offer all grades as…

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  • What is your admissions policy?

    The school will be specifically Christian, not broadly Christian. The Christian values of the schoolshould be present in the home of the child. Admission is…

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  • What are your fees?

    The budget for Phase 1 assumes R5000 per child per month and allows for 2 children of the‘missionary teachers’ to attend for free in lieu…

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  • What are the curricula?

    English Grammar, English Literature, English Writing, Maths, the Sciences (Physics, Chemistry,Biology), History, Latin. High school will add additional subjects. All curricula will be Christian andfollow…

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  • Who qualifies as teachers?

    Similarly, teachers must fully embrace the philosophy of the school. The teachers will be theschool’s most important assets, not the curricula, programs or facilities.

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  • When is opening day?

    End Jan or early Feb 2026.

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  • Will the school apply for registration?

    Yes – but it may take months, even years. While operating unregistered (like thousands ofsmall & startup schools in SA), we will rely on the…

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  • University entrance?

    The curricula will equip learners to write any number of exit exams (GED, SATs, CLT) which arerecognised domestically and globally for university entrance.

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  • What is needed to start a school?

    To start a school the following ingredients are essential: Faithful, pioneering families willing to work in the project. Minimum 10, but ideally 18 pupils. Oversight…

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  • How do we go from nothing to a full Grade R to Grade 12 school?

    The project can be viewed in 3 phases: PHASE 1 Phase 1 begins when the pioneering families start combined classes. Best described as a co-operation…

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  • I want to help – how / what / who?

    Prayers. Any faithful contributions from the community. Legal assistance, donations, premises, teachers, teacher assistants, events, whiteboards, laptops, bookshelves, desks, chairs, projectors, TVs, appliances, etc. Current…

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