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Kgosithebe Combined School

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

In Tlakgameng, Kgosithebe Combined School operates as a public combined school. The school's latest NSC pass rate stands at 47.6%.

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On this page, you will find the key facts about Kgosithebe Combined School: where it is, how to apply, what it costs and how its matric results have performed.

Kgosithebe Combined School is a public combined school serving families in and around Tlakgameng. As a quintile Q1 school, it does not charge fees.

499
Learners
20
Educators
QQ1 · No fee
Funding status
Comprehensive
Specialisation

Fees and funding

No tuition fees

Kgosithebe Combined School is a no-fee school, classified quintile Q1 under the national funding norms. No-fee schools receive their operating funding directly from the state and do not charge parents school fees.


Matric results

Three year NSC pass rate

2023 2024 2025

Of the 42 learners from Kgosithebe Combined School who wrote matric in 2025, 47.6% passed. The pass rate has come down over the past three years.

YearCandidates wroteAchieved NSCPass rate
2023382565.8%
2024201995.0%
2025422047.6%

Source: DBE National Senior Certificate School Performance Reports.

Subjects and results

Subject pass rates

Kgosithebe Combined School reported results in 9 of these subjects. The best-performing subject was Mathematical Literacy, with a 100% pass rate.

SubjectWroteAchievedPass rate
Mathematics7685.7%
Mathematical Literacy1313100.0%
Physical Sciences5120.0%
Life Sciences11763.6%
Accounting99100.0%
Business Studies99100.0%
Economics1515100.0%
Geography1111100.0%
English First Additional Language2020100.0%

Source: DBE 2024 NSC School Subject Report.


District comparison

Dr Ruth S Mompati district

  • Kwala-Kitso Primary School teaches considerably more learners than Kgosithebe Combined School, 1,736 compared with 499; is a public primary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q3.
  • Le-Rona Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Kgosithebe Combined School, 1,661 compared with 499; is a public secondary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; charges no school fees, quintile Q3; and posted a higher matric pass rate, 93.8% against Kgosithebe Combined School's 47.6%.
  • Itshupeng Secondary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,542 learners against Kgosithebe Combined School's 499; is a public secondary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; charges no school fees, quintile Q3; and posted a higher matric pass rate, 74.6% against Kgosithebe Combined School's 47.6%.
  • Ikgomotseng Public Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,534 learners against Kgosithebe Combined School's 499; is a public primary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q3.
  • Ipelegeng Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than Kgosithebe Combined School, 1,532 compared with 499; is a public secondary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; charges no school fees, quintile Q3; and posted a higher matric pass rate, 89.6% against Kgosithebe Combined School's 47.6%.

Tlakgameng

  • Tlakgameng Primary School is a similar size to Kgosithebe Combined School, with 600 learners against 499, and is a public primary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School.
  • Shupu Primary School is a similar size to Kgosithebe Combined School, with 565 learners against 499; is a public primary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q1.
  • Mmusi Primary School sits in roughly the same size range as Kgosithebe Combined School, at 455 learners; is a public primary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q1.
  • Nchelang Primary Primary School is noticeably smaller, with 135 learners against Kgosithebe Combined School's 499; is a public primary school, a different phase than Kgosithebe Combined School; and charges no school fees, quintile Q1.

Admissions

How to apply

  1. Reach out to the school using the contact details below to check 2027 application windows, since these can shift from year to year.
  2. Gather the required documents ahead of time, including the learner's birth certificate, immunisation records, latest report, and proof of address.
  3. Submit the application through the school's own process, in person or online if the school offers that option.
  4. Provincial placement processes govern the relevant intake grade intake for the 2027 academic year, so allow time between applying and receiving confirmation.
Provincial admissions

Applying to Kgosithebe Combined School for 2027

Kgosithebe Combined School is a public school, so admission follows the North West Department of Education's provincial learner registration campaign for 2027. Registration opened on 8 April 2026 and closes on 30 September 2026; details and the required documents are on the department's North West Department of Education Learner Registration page. See the full North West School Application Process Guide for the full requirements and district contacts.


Get in touch

Contact and location

Address
Austrey Village, , Ganyesa, 4747
Postal
P.o.box 219, Tlakgameng, 8616
Telephone
99
EMIS number
600100699

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Frequently asked questions
Are applications open at Kgosithebe Combined 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 Kgosithebe Combined School directly, on 99, what its current 2027 intake dates are.
How do you apply to Kgosithebe Combined School?
Reach out to the school using the contact details below to check 2027 application windows, since these can shift from year to year. Gather the required documents ahead of time, including the learner's birth certificate, immunisation records, latest report, and proof of address. Submit the application through the school's own process, in person or online if the school offers that option. Provincial placement processes govern the relevant intake grade intake for the 2027 academic year, so allow time between applying and receiving confirmation.
Is Kgosithebe Combined School the best school in Tlakgameng?
Kgosithebe Combined School's most recent matric pass rate was 47.6%; no comparable published pass rate exists yet for other schools nearby to measure it against.
How many other schools are there in Tlakgameng besides Kgosithebe Combined School?
Schoolhive lists at least 4 other schools in and around Tlakgameng, including Tlakgameng Primary School.
How big are the classes at Kgosithebe Combined School?
Kgosithebe Combined School reported 499 learners and 20 educators, a school-wide ratio of roughly 25 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 Kgosithebe Combined School?
No. Kgosithebe Combined School is a no-fee school, classified quintile Q1 under the national funding norms, so parents are not charged school fees.
What are Kgosithebe Combined School's matric results like?
Kgosithebe Combined School's most recent National Senior Certificate pass rate was 47.6%, in 2025. That's down from 65.8% in 2023.
Is Kgosithebe Combined School a public or private school?
Kgosithebe Combined School is a public combined school. It falls under the government schooling system and receives state funding.
How can I contact Kgosithebe Combined School?
You can call 99. It is located at Austrey Village, , Ganyesa, 4747.
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