Schools in Durban

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R P Moodley School

Closed now

306 NEW GERMANY RD, Durban, 4091

031 262 9095

Schools, Special Schools, reform schools

Excelsior Primary School

Closed now

1 Jupiter Square, Durban, 4092

+27 31 400 2456

SCHOOLS - PRIMARY & SECONDARY

Laerskool Hillary

Closed now

CNR. WAVERLEY & STELLA RD, Durban, 4001

031 464 7877

Schools, Primary School, reform schools

Hillgrove Primary School

Closed now

69 Spirehill Rd, Durban, 4037

031 578 5713

V.N. Naik School For The Deaf

Closed now

1201 Inanda Rd, Durban, 4037

031 577 1280

Sorbet KZN Regional Office

Closed now

28 Siphosethu Road, Mount Edgecombe, Durban, 4300

011 202 7940

GOLDEN HOURS SCHOOL

Closed now

6 Uitsig Rd, Durban, 4051

031 564 2350

Overport Srs P

Closed now

330 WEST ROAD, Durban, 4001

031 208 0928

Assegai Primary School

Closed now

225 Austerville Dve, Durban, 4001

031 468 1655

SCHOOLS, SCHOOL

Berea Primary School

Closed now

20 BELLEVUE ROAD, BEREA, Durban, 4001

031 201 7568

SCHOOL, Schools, reform schools, Primary School

Glenridge Pre-Primary School

Closed now

10 RIF ROAD, RANDRUS, Durban, 4001

031 261 7272

creches, NURSERY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL, Pre-primary School

New Forest High School (Headmaster)

Closed now

ALAMEIN AVE. WOODLANDS, Durban, 4004

031 462 6206

SCHOOLS, SCHOOL

Northlands Primary School

Closed now

20 GLENEAGLES DRIVE, BROADWAY, Durban, 4051

031 564 2369

Northlands Primary School School Song Northlands, we honour our school Northlands, we'll always be true to all our traditions, the spirit that grew And grows every year, every season too. As working or playing, our utmost we do To honour the name of our own school. The school opened on 9 February 1949, as the annex of Durban North Government School with Mr Twinn acting as Headmaster. The original site was an army camp in Kensington Drive. On 10 October the school became a separate entity known as Kensington Drive Junior Government School and a permanent Headmistress, Miss EA Milne, was appointed.

St Henry's Marist College

Closed now

210 Mazisi Kunene Road, Durban, 4001

031 261 7369

Marcellin Champagnat was born in 1789 in revolutionary France. At the age of eleven and with little aptitude for academic work, Marcellin, decided he preferred farm work to hours spent over books. A few years later, a visiting priest suggested that he might like to train for the priesthood. Marcellin found the early years of his studies extremely difficult.
While in seminary, Marcellin and some others conceived a vision for the founding of the Society of Mary. He was determined the Society should include teaching Brothers to work with rural children with no Christian education.
In 1816, in his first parish, he was called to the bedside of a dying sixteen-year-old boy completely ignorant of Christian teaching. Deeply moved by this experience, Marcellin decided to act.
In January 1817, Marcellin and two others formed the nucleus of the Marist Brothers. Others soon followed. A primary school was established which became a teacher training centre for the Brothers. Marcellin motivated them with his enthusiasm for