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Annual tuition at Parklands College & Christopher Robin Pre-Primary ranges from ZAR 64,615 to ZAR 153,415 depending on year group. That works out at roughly ZAR 64,615 to ZAR 66,260 for the early years, ZAR 80,855 to ZAR 106,520 for primary, ZAR 117,565 to ZAR 152,700 for secondary, ZAR 153,415 for sixth form. Most grades are billed monthly over 11 months (January–November). 10% discount on tuition when fees are paid annually in advance by 1 January.
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FAQs
Where are Parklands College and Christopher Robin Pre-Primary situated, and which campuses might a family visit?
Christopher Robin Pre-Primary is at 91 Raats Drive, Table View 7441. Parklands College Junior Preparatory is at the same address, with Senior Preparatory at 50 Wood Drive and the Secondary Faculty at 1 College Avenue, Sandown 7441. The schools are located in Parklands, near Table View, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.
What is the age range and the basic school type for Parklands College & Christopher Robin Pre-Primary?
The schools serve learners from 12 months up to Grade 12, covering Christopher Robin Pre-Primary, Junior and Senior Preparatory, and Secondary. They operate as a private, co-educational day school with multiple campuses.
What is the overarching curriculum approach at Parklands College and Christopher Robin Pre-Primary?
Christopher Robin Pre-Primary uses a play-based daily programme for ages 12 months to Grade R, with early activities in language, numbers, science, movement and music. Parklands College follows the Growing Minds framework, emphasising five global competencies: Critical Thinkers, Effective Communicators, Purposeful Collaborators, Creative Agents and Responsible Citizens.
What are the 2026 tuition options by year group, and how are fees billed?
Fees are listed by faculty and grade with multiple billing options: monthly (over 11 months for most grades, Jan–Nov), quarterly, or annual. Grade 12 is billed January–October. A 12-month plan is available by request for some grades. Tuition is in South African Rand (ZAR) and there are additional costs for devices and co‑curricular activities.
What is the process to apply and secure a place at Parklands College or Christopher Robin Pre-Primary?
Prospective families should book a campus tour, then complete the Application for Admission and submit documents such as birth certificate, latest school reports, immunisation records, passport/ID, photos, transfer certificates, and any OT/Speech Therapy reports. All applicants undergo an entrance screening and interview. If a place is offered, a non‑refundable registration fee is due to secure the place.
Are there scholarships or a waitlist, and how does the waitlist affect admission?
Scholarships are not listed in the information provided. A waiting list may apply if a place is not immediately available; applicants may be affected by the waiting list status, and a non‑refundable registration fee is required to secure a place when it becomes available.
What core subjects or programmes does Christopher Robin Pre-Primary offer, and what additions come in Grade R?
The pre-primary programme includes Art, Music, Drama, Creative Movement, Ball Skills, Rugby, Cricket, Soccer, Physical Education, Science and Nature, Number Skills, and Language. Grade Rs gain additional activities such as Recorder, IsiXhosa, Six Bricks, First Lego League Discover (Grade 00), Robotics and Coding.
What makes Parklands College's curriculum distinctive in terms of technology and STEAM?
Parklands College provides a technology-rich, STEAM-focused environment with a 1:1 Apple device program from Grade 1 to Grade 12, robotics and coding, digital design, and extensive STEM offerings supported by the STAR Programme and the MaxIQ.Space Centre of Excellence.
Are there international accreditation or recognitions that signal quality and standards at the schools?
Yes. Parklands College holds WCED Independent School Reg No. 13/3/1/125 and Whole School Umalusi Accreditation No. 13SCH0100021/22, with additional recognition as an Apple Distinguished School for 2024–2027 and a Google Reference School.
What sport and facility options are available for students across the campuses?
The campuses boast ball skills areas, rugby and cricket fields, astro hockey fields, multi-disciplinary courts for tennis and netball, cricket ovals and nets, and half-Olympic to Olympic-sized swimming pools, all supporting a broad sports programme.
What high-tech or immersive learning spaces exist at the main campus for hands-on learning?
The school features the Holodeck VR classroom and immersive spaces, the MaxIQ.Space Centre of Excellence for science and robotics, and a 1:1 Apple device environment to support computing, app development and digital media.
What kinds of arts, culture, and performance opportunities are available on campus?
Arts and culture span Visual Arts, Design, Dance, Drama and Music with regular performances and events like the Shakespeare Festival. Christopher Robin Pre-Primary supports Speech and Drama, RAD Ballet, various instruments, and live theatre experiences.
What clubs or activities can students join beyond academics?
A wide range of clubs exists, including Design Society, Drama Society, Book Club, Coding Club, Robotics, Chess, Science Club, Junior Chefs, Makerspace and TinkerLab. Debating, Public Speaking, Trinity Speech & Drama, and music/dance activities are also offered.
How does the school support students' social, emotional and mental wellbeing?
The school provides social and emotional learning support, counselling and career guidance, and on-site safeguarding. There is access to guest speakers and ongoing programmes to empower students for healthy, productive lives.
Is there on-site health support for younger learners, and what safeguarding measures exist?
Yes. Christopher Robin Pre-Primary has a resident paediatric nurse on site for immediate health care and safeguarding. The college emphasises a safe, supportive environment with an anti-bias approach to learning.
What about meals and daily food provisions for students?
Nutritious meals are included, with mid-morning and afternoon snacks and lunch provided as part of tuition.
What information is available about uniform, house systems, or governance, given these details aren't specified?
Specific uniform details, any house system, and governance information are not provided in the data. Parklands College is a private day school operating under regulatory accreditations and governance frameworks.
What formal recognitions demonstrate the school's credibility and quality of education?
In addition to accreditations, Parklands College has been recognised as an Apple Distinguished School (2024–2027) and a Google Reference School, reflecting a technology-enabled learning environment.
How does the school support language development, and what languages are taught?
English is the Home Language. First Additional Languages include Afrikaans or isiXhosa, with isiXhosa taught at Christopher Robin Pre-Primary (Grade Rs). French Conversational is offered as an extension in the Secondary.
What is the school's history and its mission/vision for global citizenship and lifelong learning?
Parklands College was founded by Lorraine Roth with the motto Reaching Outwards, Growing Minds, Building Futures. The school emphasizes global citizenship, critical thinking, collaboration and lifelong learning through the Growing Minds framework.
