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Bore Midddle School

Public secondary school, comprehensive specialisation · Ganyesa, Ganyesa, North West · Dr Ruth S Mompati district (Unknown circuit)

Bore Midddle School is a public secondary school in Ganyesa. Its last matric group achieved a 94.3% pass rate.

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On this page, you will find a full profile of Bore Midddle School, covering its location, admissions steps, fees and matric performance.

Located in Ganyesa, Bore Midddle School is a public secondary school. It is a no-fee school, funded under quintile Q2.

622
Learners
23
Educators
QQ2 · No fee
Funding status
Comprehensive
Specialisation
Fees and funding

No tuition fees

As a quintile Q2 no-fee school, Bore Midddle School does not charge school fees. State funding covers its running costs.

Matric results

Three year NSC pass rate

2023 2024 2025

In 2025, 53 matric candidates from Bore Midddle School sat the National Senior Certificate exams, and 94.3% passed. The school's results have been trending upward.

YearCandidates wroteAchieved NSCPass rate
2023776483.1%
20247070100.0%
2025535094.3%

Source: DBE National Senior Certificate School Performance Reports.

Subjects and results

Subject pass rates

That year, Bore Midddle School offered results across 5 of the gateway subjects tracked nationally. Economics had the strongest result, at 100%.

SubjectWroteAchievedPass rate
Mathematical Literacy714462.0%
Accounting8675.0%
Business Studies313096.8%
Economics3131100.0%
English First Additional Language7070100.0%

Source: DBE 2024 NSC School Subject Report.

District comparison

Dr Ruth S Mompati district

A look at 5 other schools sharing Dr Ruth S Mompati district with Bore Midddle School.

  • Kwala-Kitso Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,736 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; is a public primary school, a different phase than Bore Midddle School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q3.
  • Le-Rona Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,661 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; charges no school fees, quintile Q3; and posted a very similar matric pass rate (93.8% against Bore Midddle School's 94.3%).
  • Itshupeng Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Bore Midddle School, 1,542 compared with 622; charges no school fees, quintile Q3; and posted a lower matric pass rate, 74.6% against Bore Midddle School's 94.3%.
  • Ikgomotseng Public Primary School teaches considerably more learners than Bore Midddle School, 1,534 compared with 622; is a public primary school, a different phase than Bore Midddle School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q3.
  • Ipelegeng Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,532 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; charges no school fees, quintile Q3; and posted a lower matric pass rate, 89.6% against Bore Midddle School's 94.3%.

Ganyesa

And within Ganyesa itself, 5 other schools for a closer comparison.

  • Huhudi Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,457 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; charges no school fees, quintile Q2; and posted a lower matric pass rate, 88% against Bore Midddle School's 94.3%.
  • Ganyesa Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 944 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; is a public primary school, a different phase than Bore Midddle School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q2.
  • Monnaaphang Sebogodi Primary Primary School is a similar size to Bore Midddle School, with 755 learners against 622; is a public primary school, a different phase than Bore Midddle School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q2.
  • Dipodi Primary School is noticeably smaller, with 418 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; is a public primary school, a different phase than Bore Midddle School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q1.
  • Eckron Primary School is noticeably smaller, with 246 learners against Bore Midddle School's 622; is a public primary school, a different phase than Bore Midddle School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q1.
Admissions

How to apply

  1. Contact the school directly, using the details below, to confirm 2027 application dates and requirements.
  2. Prepare the standard documents: the learner's birth certificate, immunisation record, most recent report card, and proof of the parent or guardian's address.
  3. Submit the completed application form to the school office, either in person or however the school currently accepts applications.
  4. Wait for confirmation of a place. Provincial education departments coordinate Grade 8 placements for the 2027 school year, so timing can vary.
Provincial admissions

Applying to Bore Midddle School for 2027

Because Bore Midddle School is a public school in North West, 2027 learner registration is coordinated provincially rather than by the school alone, running from 8 April to 30 September 2026. Visit the North West Department of Education Learner Registration page for the registration process, or read the full North West School Application Process Guide for the complete requirements.

Get in touch

Contact and location

Address
Ganyesa Village, Ganyesa, Ganyesa, 1747
Postal
P.o.box 87, Ganyesa, 8613
Telephone
053 998 3033
EMIS number
600100191

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Frequently asked questions
Are applications open at Bore Midddle School?
Application windows are set by the school and the provincial education department rather than on one fixed national calendar, so the surest way to know is to ask Bore Midddle School directly, on 053 998 3033, what its current 2027 intake dates are.
How do you apply to Bore Midddle School?
Contact the school directly, using the details below, to confirm 2027 application dates and requirements. Prepare the standard documents: the learner's birth certificate, immunisation record, most recent report card, and proof of the parent or guardian's address. Submit the completed application form to the school office, either in person or however the school currently accepts applications. Wait for confirmation of a place. Provincial education departments coordinate Grade 8 placements for the 2027 school year, so timing can vary.
Is Bore Midddle School the best school in Ganyesa?
On the numbers that are published, Bore Midddle School's 94.3% matric pass rate is the highest among the schools we track nearby, ahead of HUHUDI at 88%.
How many other schools are there in Ganyesa besides Bore Midddle School?
Schoolhive lists at least 7 other schools in and around Ganyesa, including Huhudi.
How big are the classes at Bore Midddle School?
Bore Midddle School reported 622 learners and 23 educators, a school-wide ratio of roughly 27 learners per educator. That's a whole-school average rather than a per-class figure, since actual class sizes vary by grade and subject.
Do you pay school fees at Bore Midddle School?
No. Bore Midddle School is a no-fee school, classified quintile Q2 under the national funding norms, so parents are not charged school fees.
What are Bore Midddle School's matric results like?
Bore Midddle School's most recent National Senior Certificate pass rate was 94.3%, in 2025. That's up from 83.1% in 2023.
Is Bore Midddle School a public or private school?
Bore Midddle School is a public secondary school. It falls under the government schooling system and receives state funding.
How can I contact Bore Midddle School?
You can call 053 998 3033. It is located at Ganyesa Village, Ganyesa, Ganyesa, 1747.
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