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Annual tuition at Auburn House Montessori School ranges from ZAR 5,000 to ZAR 86,845 depending on year group. That works out at roughly ZAR 5,000 to ZAR 57,178 for the early years, ZAR 57,178 to ZAR 86,845 for primary, ZAR 86,845 for secondary. Expect an enrolment fee of ZAR 5,000 on enrolment. Standard billing options: 11 monthly instalments (January–November) or a single annual payment (discounted) due in full by the annual due date.
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FAQs
What age range does Auburn House Montessori School serve and how are the year groups organized?
Auburn House serves children aged 3 to 15 and is divided into three age-based groups: Pre-Primary (3–6), Junior Primary (6–9), and Senior Primary (9–12). The school follows the Montessori Method and is co-educational.
Where is Auburn House Montessori School located and who is the head of the school?
The school is located at 3 Auburn Road, Kenilworth, 7708, in the Western Cape of South Africa. The Head of School is Tasnim Rylands.
Is Auburn House a boarding school or a day school?
Auburn House is a day school; boarding facilities are not offered.
What is the admission process like at Auburn House?
Prospective families submit an application with a fee, may undergo an age-appropriate interview or assessment, and for some ages a visit to the school is required. If a place is offered, an enrolment/placement deposit is due to secure the spot, and there can be a waiting list if oversubscribed.
How are tuition and fees scheduled, and what are the main payment options?
Tuition is billed either monthly (11 payments January–November) or as a discounted annual amount paid by the due date. The 2026 annual payment due date is February 5, and all payments are typically made via electronic bank transfer.
What additional costs should families budget for beyond tuition?
Beyond tuition, families should budget for the non-refundable enrolment deposit, aftercare, extra-curricular activities, music lessons, uniforms, and incidental costs such as outings and equipment.
What is the core curriculum at Auburn House?
The core curriculum is based on the Montessori Method, with learning experiences in a prepared environment guided by adults to support inner development and social-emotional wellbeing.
Are there special facilities to support learning and inquiry?
Yes. There is a dedicated Research Room to support inquiry-based learning, and spaces tailored to Pre-Primary, Junior Primary, and Senior Primary.
Do you publish information about exam results or class sizes?
Exam results and specific student-teacher ratios are not provided in the available information.
What facilities does Auburn House offer for arts, music, and play?
The campus includes a Music Room and an Art Studio, plus a Pre-Primary Play Area, a Communal Play Area, a Reception, and spaces dedicated to each division.
Is there outdoor or physical activity space at the campus?
Yes. There is an outdoor Ball Court Surround for physical activity.
What after-school and enrichment options are available?
There is an after-care program with term-based options from 12:30–15:00, 12:30–17:00, and 14:00–17:00, plus casual pickup. Extra-curricular activities include offerings like Gym Minnis, Code Kidz, Young Cooks, and Karate.
How is music education structured and are there scholarships?
Music is taught individually during school hours with a year-long commitment; termination requires a term's written notice. A Music Scholarship may be offered to eligible students aged 6–9 for piano or recorder.
What wellbeing and support services are available for learners?
A learning support programme with Individual Education Plans and a SEN team helps pupils, and the school may involve external professionals with parent involvement as needed.
How does Auburn House address safeguarding and student safety?
The Safety Policy prioritizes child safety, with staff induction on safety, first aid training, two-adult supervision, controlled access, and clear emergency procedures.
What is the school culture like in terms of boarding, uniforms, and meals?
Auburn House is a day school (no boarding). Students bring water, a small snack, and lunch, as main meals are taken at home.
Who governs Auburn House and what is its governance status?
The Auburn House Trust governs the school; it is an independent Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) and Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) with the listed registration numbers.
Are there any accreditations or formal awards mentioned for Auburn House?
No accreditations or awards are listed in the provided information.
What makes Auburn House's community and philosophy stand out?
The community is described as holistic, forward-thinking, and open to new ideas, with an emphasis on learning at each child's own pace in a nurturing, structured environment.
What languages are taught at Auburn House, and how is language learning supported?
The school teaches first and second additional languages, supplemented by prescribed workbooks to support language learning.
