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Annual tuition at Reddam House Bedfordview ranges from ZAR 89,170 to ZAR 190,290 depending on year group. That works out at roughly ZAR 89,170 to ZAR 121,340 for the early years, ZAR 126,190 to ZAR 168,190 for primary, ZAR 168,190 to ZAR 190,290 for secondary. Tuition can be paid as a full annual payment (due before 02/01/2026; electronic transfers only), four quarterly payments by debit order, or twelve monthly payments by debit orde... 3% discount applies to the second and subsequent children.
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FAQs
Where are Reddam House Bedfordview's campuses located and what ages do you serve?
Reddam House Bedfordview operates two campuses: the BCC Campus at 28 Smith Road, Bedfordview (Early Learning and Junior Preparatory) and the Main Campus at 32 Concorde Road West, Bedfordview (Senior Preparatory and College). The school serves learners from age 1 through 18, across Early Learning, Preparatory, and College (Grades 8–12).
What kind of curriculum does the school offer and is it co‑educational?
The school follows an internationally respected curriculum within the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) framework and is co‑educational.
Who is the head of school and when did the school open?
The head of school is Stephen Hazley, and Reddam House Bedfordview opened in 2003.
What are the key steps in the admissions process?
The admissions process starts with an enquiry, followed by an online application, a personalised tour, document upload (birth certificate, vaccination card, recent report, IDs), and then placement assessments (CAT4 for Grades 3–12 or a Spend‑a‑Day for Stage 5–Grade 2). After a meeting with the Head orstaff, a Letter of Acceptance is issued and a non‑refundable placement fee is payable within 14 days to secure the place.
Is there a waitlist, and how long does it typically take to hear back after applying?
Waitlist information is not published here. After assessments and interviews, successful applicants receive a Letter of Acceptance; your place is confirmed once the placement fee is paid within 14 days.
What fees should families expect for 2026, and what payment options are available?
Tuition fees vary by stage and grade, from Early Learning through Grade 12, with options for annual, quarterly, or monthly payments. For example, Grade 12 fees are 190,290 Rand annually, 49,220 Rand quarterly, or 16,960 Rand per month. A 3% sibling discount applies to the second and subsequent children. There is also a non‑refundable placement fee and additional costs for uniforms, transport, aftercare, and sundry items.
Are there any scholarships or special funding programs?
Yes. The Nsouli Scholars Programme provides up to 50 full scholarships at any one time to Inspired students across the Inspired network, recognizing Lebanese origin and offering access to academics, sports, and the arts.
What other costs should I budget for besides tuition?
Beyond tuition, consider uniforms (purchased via the school's supplier), aftercare or Adventure Zone sessions, transport/bus costs (separate routes and fees), and monthly sundry charges for outings or subject‑specific fees.
Does the school offer boarding or related accommodation arrangements?
Reddam House Bedfordview operates as a day school. There is no boarding in the published fee schedule, but the Inspired Group provides guaranteed entry to premium boarding schools globally for College students through its network.
What facilities are available on each campus (sports, academics, arts)?
The BCC Campus has Provencale‑style classrooms with exclusive playgrounds for younger learners. The Main Campus sits on former Kensington Golf Course land and features extensive sports fields, a Hockey AstroTurf, cricket oval, swimming pool, as well as computer and science laboratories, music, dance and art studios, and a large hall for performances.
What sports and arts facilities can students access?
Students have access to rugby fields, a cricket oval, a Hockey AstroTurf pitch, four tennis courts, and a swimming pool. There are dedicated spaces for music, drama, dance and visual arts, plus a hall for major performances and annual events.
What extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities are available?
Beyond academics, the school offers arts, drama, dance, music, public speaking, and a range of clubs (e.g., Reddam Broadcasting Services, chess, clay cafe, cooking, sound engineering, social leadership). The school supports leadership through community service (We Shall Give Back) and access to Inspired Student Exchanges and Overseas Camps.
What languages are taught and is English the language of instruction?
English is the language of instruction. Languages taught include French, Italian and Portuguese, with specialist teaching across more than 20 subjects.
How does the school support students' wellbeing and safeguarding?
The school emphasises a warm, caring community that supports social‑emotional development, resilience, communication and teamwork. Safeguarding is a priority, with safer recruitment practices, pre‑employment checks, and adherence to POPIA for data protection.
Is there a dress code or uniform policy I should know about?
Yes. Uniforms are sourced through the school's supplier, with Step-Outs required from Grade 4 upwards for assemblies and formal events. A complete uniform list is available from the school or supplier.
What is the school culture around food and daily life on campus?
The campus deli offers healthy, nutritious meals that can be ordered via an app or online. Younger students are supervised by parents, while older students may order themselves within set daily/weekly limits.
What is known about the school's community and history?
Reddam House Bedfordview originated as Bedfordview Christian College in 1993 and opened as Reddam House Bedfordview in 2003, growing from 42 students to a broader community. The school runs a strong community program called We Shall Give Back with projects like Mandela Day and various charity initiatives.
What is the school's approach to university admissions and outcomes?
Universities are supported through Arete Education and The Classroom Door. About 90% of Inspired students are admitted to their first‑choice universities, with roughly one‑third going to Russell Group or Ivy League institutions.
What role does the Inspired Group play in the school's offering?
Reddam House Bedfordview is part of the Inspired Group, which provides international exchanges, overseas camps, and guaranteed entry pathways to premium boarding schools through its network.
What about assessments and academic supports within the school?
The school uses CAT4 cognitive assessments for Grades 3–12 during the admissions process. For Stage 5 to Matric, extra lessons are provided by teachers at no extra cost.
