The Centre For Autism Research And Education 2027 Applications and Fees, Schoolhive

On this page, you will find the key facts about The Centre For Autism Research And Education: where it is, how to apply, what it costs and how its matric results have performed.

The Centre For Autism Research And Education is a private primary school serving families in and around Randburg. Being privately run, it sets its own fees rather than following the government quintile scale.

Learners

Educators

R30,000-R420,000/yr est.

Funding status

Autism

Specialisation

Fees and funding

Fee-charging school

As a private school, The Centre For Autism Research And Education sets its own fee structure rather than following the government's quintile system. Independent schools nationally charge an estimated R30,000 to R420,000 a year, though independent school fees vary enormously, from low-fee private schools to boarding schools; contact the school directly for its current fees.

District comparison

Johannesburg East district

Kanana Primary School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 3,591 compared with 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q2.
Alexandra Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 2,896 compared with 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q2; and posted a 78.3% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
Kaalfontein Primary School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 2,848 compared with 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q3.
Ebomini Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,818 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q2.
Sedi Laka Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,781 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q2.

Randburg

Diepsloot Secondary School No. 2 is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,447 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q1.
Paradise Bend Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,389 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q1.
Meridian Cosmo City Combined School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,612 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a private combined school, a different phase than The Centre For Autism Research And Education; and posted a 80.8% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
Rand Park High School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 1,586 compared with 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q5; and posted a 99.4% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
Kwena Molapo Comprehensive Farm School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,573 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q2; and posted a 98.1% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.

Admissions

How to apply

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 Grade 1 intake for the 2027 academic year, so allow time between applying and receiving confirmation.

Get in touch

Contact and location

Address: 40, Bompas Road, Dunkeld, Randburg, Randburg
Telephone: 082 909 0054
EMIS number: 700400847

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Frequently asked questions

Are applications open at The Centre For Autism Research And Education?

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 The Centre For Autism Research And Education directly, on 082 909 0054, what its current 2027 intake dates are.

How do you apply to The Centre For Autism Research And Education?

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 Grade 1 intake for the 2027 academic year, so allow time between applying and receiving confirmation.

Is The Centre For Autism Research And Education the best school in Randburg?

No matric pass rate is on record for The Centre For Autism Research And Education to compare with other schools nearby; it is privately run and sets its own admissions criteria.

How many other schools are there in Randburg besides The Centre For Autism Research And Education?

Schoolhive lists at least 10 other schools in and around Randburg, including Diepsloot Secondary School No. 2.

How big are the classes at The Centre For Autism Research And Education?

The Centre For Autism Research And Education reported 60 learners and 9 educators, a school-wide ratio of roughly 7 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 The Centre For Autism Research And Education?

Yes. As a private school, The Centre For Autism Research And Education 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.

Is The Centre For Autism Research And Education a public or private school?

The Centre For Autism Research And Education is a private primary school. It operates outside the government quintile funding system and sets its own fees.

How can I contact The Centre For Autism Research And Education?

You can call 082 909 0054. It is located at 40, Bompas Road, Dunkeld, Randburg, Randburg.

Johannesburg East district

Kanana Primary School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 3,591 compared with 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q2.
Alexandra Secondary School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 2,896 compared with 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q2; and posted a 78.3% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
Kaalfontein Primary School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 2,848 compared with 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q3.
Ebomini Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,818 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q2.
Sedi Laka Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,781 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q2.

Randburg

Diepsloot Secondary School No. 2 is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,447 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q1.
Paradise Bend Primary School is noticeably bigger, teaching 2,389 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a primary school run on a public rather than private basis; and charges fees under quintile Q1.
Meridian Cosmo City Combined School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,612 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a private combined school, a different phase than The Centre For Autism Research And Education; and posted a 80.8% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
Rand Park High School teaches considerably more learners than The Centre For Autism Research And Education, 1,586 compared with 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q5; and posted a 99.4% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.
Kwena Molapo Comprehensive Farm School is noticeably bigger, teaching 1,573 learners against The Centre For Autism Research And Education's 60; is a secondary school run on a public rather than private basis; charges fees under quintile Q2; and posted a 98.1% matric pass rate at Grade 12 level, a comparison point The Centre For Autism Research And Education doesn't have since it has no matric data of its own.