Compare Moderate-level SEN International Schools in Johannesburg, South Africa

Dainfern College is an independent, co-educational day school of Christian ethos located in Dainfern, Johannesburg, serving Grade 0 to Grade 12 (ages 5–18). The High School follows the IEB National Senior Certificate as its primary exit qualification; the College offered Cambridge International AS/A Levels as an optional international route between 2019 and 2024 but has since discontinued that offering. English is the language of instruction (English Home Language) and the school teaches Afrikaans or isiZulu as First Additional Languages, with both introduced in the Junior Prep and a single choice made from Grade 4. Notable on‑campus facilities described by the school include a raked auditorium (464 seats), a Music Centre, multiple well‑resourced computer labs and BYOD expectations, newly opened makerspaces for STEAM learning, and sports infrastructure comprising an indoor sports hall, a high‑performance gym, a hockey Astro, a dedicated cricket academy, numerous fields and courts and swimming pools. A distinctive element of the College's programme is the Xtend‑it cross‑curricular module for Grades 8–9 and its Round Square membership.

Lycée Jules Verne is a French AEFE-affiliated international school with two campuses, in Johannesburg and Pretoria, welcoming students from Very Small Section (TPS) through Terminale, ages 2 to 18. Opened in 1992, the school is part of the global AEFE network, delivering education aligned with French programs and guiding students toward the French baccalaureate in 138 countries. The Johannesburg campus serves nursery to Terminale in a modern, green environment with adaptable classrooms, laboratories, a CDI library, and facilities for sport and the arts; the Pretoria campus offers kindergarten through CM2 in a warm, secure setting with modern classrooms, play spaces and sports facilities. The school emphasises laïcité and cultural respect, serving 76 nationalities and a world-facing ethos. A rich AES extracurricular program provides arts, music, theatre, sciences, languages, and wellbeing activities, supervised by qualified instructors, with after-school care and activities coordinated via the Eduka portal. Open to the world, thriving.

Marist Brothers Linmeyer is an independent, co‑educational Catholic school in Linmeyer, Johannesburg South, providing education from Grade 00 to Grade 12 (pre‑school through matric). The school states that its curriculum is grounded in Marist and Catholic values and describes a holistic, inquiry‑based programme with an emphasis on social‑emotional learning; instruction is delivered in English as the home language. In the intermediate grades pupils study either Afrikaans or isiZulu as a first additional language, and the high school timetable includes Afrikaans as a first additional language. The school publishes a range of on‑site facilities, including a 25m indoor swimming pool and aquatic centre, multiple sports fields and courts, a music centre, library and resource centre, STEAM‑centred audio‑visual and computer facilities, halls and a chapel, aftercare and an on‑site Educational Support Centre offering speech, remedial and therapy services. The published programme also highlights specialist provision in IT, coding and robotics and a broad sporting and cultural co‑curricular offer.

Reddam House Waterfall is a private, co‑educational, non‑denominational school located on Waterfall Estate in Midrand (Johannesburg), providing education for learners aged 1–18 across Early Learning, Preparatory and College stages. The school's junior and senior curriculum follows the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) pathway, while its Early Years provision is Reggio Emilia‑inspired; published academic stages list Nursery (ages 1–6), Preparatory (7–13) and College (12–18). The website identifies English as the Home Language in the IEB programme and shows other languages taught across phases — Afrikaans (First Additional, available from Grade 10), isiZulu (First Additional in the primary phase) and French (Second Additional Language at senior level). Campus facilities described on the school site include an Olympic‑sized swimming pool (noted as able to accommodate two water‑polo pools), an astroturf sports field, tennis and netball courts, a 550‑seat auditorium, specialist art, dance and music studios, science and computer labs, and published use of virtual‑reality learning. The school is part of the Inspired Education group and cites an ‘Inspired by Berklee' music partnership.