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Hope Restoration College

Private combined school · Chloorkop, Kempton Park, Gauteng · Ekurhuleni North district (3 circuit)

Hope Restoration College is a private combined school in Chloorkop, Kempton Park. The school's roll stands at roughly 45 learners.

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On this page, you will find a full profile of Hope Restoration College, covering its location, admissions steps, fees and matric performance.

Located in Chloorkop, Kempton Park, Hope Restoration College is a private combined school. As a private school, it operates outside the government quintile funding system.

45
Learners
9
Educators
R30,000-R420,000/yr est.
Funding status
Private
Sector

Fees and funding

Fee-charging school

Hope Restoration College is privately funded and sets its own fees. Fees at private schools in South Africa typically fall between R30,000 and R420,000 a year depending on the school. Prospective parents should contact Hope Restoration College directly for the current fee schedule.


District comparison

Ekurhuleni North district

  • Ikusasa Comprehensive School teaches considerably more learners than Hope Restoration College, 2,593 compared with 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q3; and posted a 93.1% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
  • Winnie Mandela Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Hope Restoration College, 2,591 compared with 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q1; and posted a 76.4% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
  • Unity Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Hope Restoration College, 2,575 compared with 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q5; and posted a 82.3% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
  • Masisebenze Comprehensive School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,531 learners against Hope Restoration College's 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q4.
  • Lesiba Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,515 learners against Hope Restoration College's 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q5; and posted a 97.5% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.

Kempton Park

  • Ikusasa Comprehensive School teaches considerably more learners than Hope Restoration College, 2,593 compared with 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q3; and posted a 93.1% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
  • Winnie Mandela Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Hope Restoration College, 2,591 compared with 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q1; and posted a 76.4% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
  • Jiyana Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Hope Restoration College, 2,334 compared with 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q4; and posted a 99.6% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
  • Masiqhakaze Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,319 learners against Hope Restoration College's 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q4.
  • Boitumelong Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,254 learners against Hope Restoration College's 45; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q4; and posted a 74.6% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point Hope Restoration College doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.

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 the relevant intake grade placements for the 2027 school year, so timing can vary.

Get in touch

Contact and location

Address
01, Cnr Zuurfontein Street And Orange River Drive, Beynon Close, Chloorkop, Kempton Park
Postal
P.o Box 13426 Norkem Park 1618
Telephone
011 976 0600
EMIS number
700400622

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Frequently asked questions
Are applications open at Hope Restoration College?
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 Hope Restoration College directly, on 011 976 0600, what its current 2027 intake dates are.
How do you apply to Hope Restoration College?
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 the relevant intake grade placements for the 2027 school year, so timing can vary.
Is Hope Restoration College the best school in Kempton Park?
No matric pass rate is on record for Hope Restoration College to compare with other schools nearby; it is privately run and sets its own admissions criteria.
How many other schools are there in Kempton Park besides Hope Restoration College?
Schoolhive lists at least 10 other schools in and around Kempton Park, including Ikusasa Comprehensive School.
How big are the classes at Hope Restoration College?
Hope Restoration College reported 45 learners and 9 educators, a school-wide ratio of roughly 5 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 Hope Restoration College?
Yes. As a private school, Hope Restoration College sets its own fees, typically in the range of R30,000 to R420,000 a year nationally for schools like it, so contact the school directly to confirm its exact current fee.
What are Hope Restoration College's matric results like?
No matric (Grade 12 / NSC) results are on record for Hope Restoration College.
Is Hope Restoration College a public or private school?
Hope Restoration College is a private combined school. It operates outside the government quintile funding system and sets its own fees.
How can I contact Hope Restoration College?
You can call 011 976 0600. It is located at 01, Cnr Zuurfontein Street And Orange River Drive, Beynon Close, Chloorkop, Kempton Park.
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