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Annual tuition at Reddam House Helderfontein is ZAR 500. Expect an application fee of ZAR 500 on enrolment. Options: full annual payment; four quarterly payments (termly); or twelve monthly payments by debit order. 3% discount on the second and subsequent children; the eldest child is charged at the standard fee rate.
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FAQs
Where is Reddam House Helderfontein located, and what surrounds it?
The school is in Fourways, Gauteng, South Africa, situated in the Helderfontein Estate Valley near Dainfern, Lonehill and Broadacres. It's described as a country school in the city, with outdoor experiential learning that uses the surrounding environment.
What age range does the school serve and how is it structured?
Reddam House Helderfontein educates children from age 1 through 17, covering Nursery (1–5), Preparatory (6–12), and College (13–17). It's a co‑educational private independent day school with boutique boarding available for Grades 6–12.
What is the core curriculum and language of instruction?
The school offers an internationally respected, innovative curriculum with English as the main language of instruction. It also provides language studies in English, French and Spanish taught by subject specialists, uses VR and immersive learning, and emphasizes outdoor and experiential learning.
How much is the application fee and is there a placement fee?
The non‑refundable application fee is ZAR 500. A non‑refundable placement fee is required to secure a place after acceptance, and the exact amount is set by the school.
What are the tuition options and how are payments scheduled?
Fees are published by stage/grade for 2026 and can be paid as full annual, four quarterly payments, or twelve monthly installments by debit order. Grade 12 follows a ten‑month monthly profile, and boarders' payments are spread over eleven months. There are also lunch levies and other compulsory levies added to monthly statements.
Are there scholarships or a waitlist for admission?
Nsouli Scholarships are available within Inspired's network, offering full scholarships to selected students across Inspired schools. The information provided does not indicate a waitlist for Reddam House Helderfontein specifically.
What exam do senior students pursue, and how did students perform in 2025?
Senior students pursue the IEB Diploma, with university guidance and a broad range of optional activities. In 2025, IEB Diploma entrants achieved a 100% bachelor pass rate, including 19 A‑aggregates, 64 B‑aggregates and several subject distinctions.
What support is available for university applications and higher education?
Graduates receive dedicated university application guidance from form tutors, Heads of Year and pastoral staff. There is support through Inspired's global network for overseas study opportunities and exchanges.
What languages are taught, and is there additional language support?
English is the core language; Afrikaans and isiZulu are offered as First Additional Languages, with French available as an enrichment subject. The school supports language learning with subject specialists across the curriculum.
What sports and academic facilities does the campus offer?
The campus features extensive sports facilities, including two rugby/cricket fields, tennis, netball and basketball courts, plus an indoor Multi‑Purpose Sports Centre with a heated 30m x 25m pool and a learn‑to‑swim pool, cricket nets and a multi‑use surface.
What academic and creative facilities are available on site?
Junior Preparatory classrooms have SMART TVs; the Preparatory School has dedicated Music and Art rooms. The College has spacious, SMART TV–equipped classrooms, Computer and Science Labs, an Art studio, a canteen, and a Multi‑Use Resource Centre.
What extracurricular and cultural facilities exist?
The Creative Arts Faculty includes a Performing Arts foyer, Music studios, practice rooms and Ensemble studios. The campus hosts art exhibitions, theatre and film clubs, public speaking and debating competitions, and a range of musical, dance and drama productions.
What kinds of activities are available beyond the standard curriculum?
Beyond academics, the school offers VR and Metaverse‑enabled learning, exclusive Summer Camps and Exchange Programme itineraries focused on art, sport and culture, and overseas exchanges through Inspired's network of partner schools.
Are there leadership or global opportunities for students?
Students benefit from dedicated university application guidance and access to Inspired's global network, including overseas exchanges and leadership opportunities through the network's programmes.
What arts, sports or community activities help students develop leadership and teamwork?
A broad range of cultural and sporting activities, along with team sports and performing arts productions, support leadership development, teamwork, time management and resilience in a safe, engaging environment.
How does the school support wellbeing and socio‑emotional development?
Socio‑emotional development is central, with small class sizes and trained teachers delivering a child‑centred approach that nurtures confidence, respect and collaboration. Sport and the arts are used to build values and resilience.
What support is available for SEN and EAL students?
Head of Early Learning and Junior Preparatory has experience supporting learners with special needs, including ASD. In Primary, English is core; Afrikaans and isiZulu are First Additional Languages, with French offered as an enrichment subject.
How does the school handle safeguarding and mental wellbeing?
Safeguarding, pastoral care and health and safety policies are in place, with concerns recorded and appropriate care provided. External professionals, such as educational psychologists or speech therapists, may be involved as needed.
What boarding options exist, and what are the living arrangements like?
Boarding is available for Grades 6–12 with weekly and termly options. Girls live in Africa and Phiri House; boys in Phiri, Ingwe, Inyathi and Ndlovu Houses, with boutique apartment‑style rooms, on‑site Wi‑Fi, meals and security.
What is the school uniform like and are there formal options?
Uniform is a Multiform design, practical and seasonally coordinated, with an alternative formal uniform for functions and representing the school.
