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Annual tuition at Generation Schools - Sunningdale Campus ranges from ZAR 63,120 to ZAR 118,800 depending on year group. That works out at roughly ZAR 63,120 to ZAR 81,252 for the early years, ZAR 81,252 to ZAR 118,800 for primary, ZAR 118,800 for secondary, ZAR 118,800 for sixth form. Expect an application fee of ZAR 500 on enrolment. Education fees are billed over 12 months (final-year AS/A Level students are billed over 10 months). 5% on education fees for the second and subsequent children (education fees only).
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FAQs
Where is Generation Schools - Sunningdale Campus located, and what is its address?
Generation Schools Sunningdale Campus is located in the Sunningdale area of Milnerton Rural, Cape Town. The campus address is 33 Oakland Hills Road, Milnerton Rural, 7441. It operates as a primary campus offering a Montessori-infused Cambridge program that supports learners from age 1 to 18.
What age range does the Sunningdale Campus serve, and what curriculum is used?
The campus serves learners from 1 to 18 years old, providing a continuous educational pathway. It integrates Montessori learning with Cambridge International curricula, combining hands-on exploration with structured progression.
Who leads the campus, and what is the focus of the program?
The Head of Campus is Brigitte Wiltshire. The program balances academic study with character formation and community involvement, emphasising critical thinking, problem solving, and a lifelong love of learning.
What are the application and enrolment fees for admissions?
Applications require a non-refundable application fee of 500 ZAR. The enrolment fee varies by pathway: 0 for the 0–6 Phase, 5,000 for other academic pathways, and 3,500 for IAQ Distance. (Note: the information also lists an enrolment figure of 8,500 in the admissions section, so check the pathway you're applying through.)
How are tuition fees structured across different year groups, and are there additional charges?
Tuition fees are shown as monthly, annual, and per-term amounts, and are billed over 12 months (final year AS/A Level students are billed over 10 months). Optional services like lunch, aftercare, and holiday care are extra, and there are annual levies (Resource Levy and Innings & Outings Levy) payable on January 1. Additional costs may apply for external exams, books, devices, transport, and uniforms.
Are there discounts or payment terms, and what happens if fees are late?
Fees are payable in advance by debit order, with three possible dates (1st, 15th, or 25th). A late payment penalty of 550 ZAR applies per month, plus interest at Prime + 2% per month. There are discounts for early annual payment (5%) and for sibling enrollment (5%), and IAQ cohorts started before 1 January 2026 may see a 6.5% adjustment to IAQ fees.
What curricula are integrated at Sunningdale Campus?
The campus combines Montessori learning with Cambridge International curricula to provide a holistic education that develops critical thinking, problem solving, and a love of learning across subjects.
What Cambridge progression is available (IGCSE, AS, A Levels)?
Cambridge components are part of the program, with IGCSE 1 and 2, AS 1 and AS 2/A Levels offering progression through high school. Final-year AS/A Level students are billed separately within the Cambridge pathway.
Are Cambridge assessments included in the academic program?
Yes. Cambridge assessments form part of the academic program as learners progress through the Cambridge stages integrated with the Montessori approach.
What sports facilities and extracurricular spaces are available?
The campus offers a broad sports program including Swimming, Ball Skills, Hockey, Netball, Soccer, Rugby, Cricket, Basketball, and Softball. Extracurricular options include Gardening, Drawing, Mountain Biking, Cricket, Coding & Technology, Home Economics, Robotics, and Music.
What academic and extracurricular facilities does the campus offer?
Academic offerings combine Montessori practice with Cambridge progression, supported by a range of extracurricular facilities. Extra Murals cover activities such as Gardening, Robotics, Coding, Music, and more, alongside a full sports program.
Are there any notable campus features or schedules for facilities?
The campus provides aftercare until 17:30 and holiday care options (until 12:00, 14:30, or 17:00). Lunch is available (with dietary options) and is integrated into the 0–12 Phases; 12–18 Phases have a separate lunch arrangement. The Wellness Coach supports student wellbeing.
What extracurricular activities are offered (list examples)?
Extracurriculars include Gardening, Drawing, Mountain Biking, Cricket, Coding & Technology, Home Economics, Robotics, and Music. The campus also runs a broad sports program with Swimming, Hockey, Netball, Soccer, Rugby, Cricket, Basketball, and Softball.
Are there leadership opportunities or community service components?
Yes. The program emphasises leadership development and service within a supportive school community, alongside academic growth and personal development.
How are clubs and activities scheduled within the school day?
Extracurricular activities are offered as extra-mural options alongside the core curriculum, with aftercare and holiday care available. Specific scheduling details aren't listed, but a wide range of clubs and activities are available beyond the standard timetable.
Is there a Wellness Coach, and what wellbeing support is available?
Yes. Sandra Ballam serves as the Wellness Coach, and wellbeing is integrated through the campus's emphasis on personal development and community engagement as part of the Montessori-Cambridge program.
Are there any SEN/EAL or safeguarding details listed?
No information is listed about SEN, EAL, or safeguarding specifics in the provided data.
Is boarding offered at the Sunningdale Campus?
Boarding is not applicable at Generation Schools Sunningdale; it is a primary-campus program focused on day learners.
What can you tell about the general culture, such as emphasis on community and character development?
The campus emphasises holistic development, combining academic study with character formation and community involvement. There is a strong focus on critical thinking, problem solving, and a lifelong love of learning across all subjects.
What accreditations or awards are listed for the school?
No accreditations or awards are listed in the provided information.
