Onze Rust Pre-Primary

Application Form

Every year the application forms open for new learners on :
1 June – 31 August
Office hours for application forms : 07:00 – 13:00

GR. R applications forms are at the Pre-primary school or can be downloaded.

Applications are done on original forms only.
All application forms must be accompanied by the required certified documents.

Parents are responsible for all copies. No copies will be made at the school.

Parents will be informed of the approval/non-approval of the applications, 1 month after the closing date.

Step 1 – Download 1 application form.
Step 2 – Complete all fields on the application form.
Step 3 – Email (kleuter@onze-rust.co.za) or submit the completed application form, at the school reception.

• Applications strictly close on 21 November.

• After submitting the form to the school will contact you to inform you if your application was successful.

History of Onze Rust Pre-Primary

Onze Rust Pre-primary was established in 1995. We started with two classes, 60 learners and three staff members. We have grown to 6 classes, 182 learners, and 14 staff members.

We have a qualified social worker to provide emotional support and an Occupational therapist to help with learning barriers. We are proud to be one of the few pre-primary schools with educated and qualified personal. Onze Rust Pre-primary is registered at the Department of Social Development.

Even with our high standards regarding education, we believe in learning through play. We believe that a strong foundation is a way to go before we can start building the wall to success.
Onze Rust Pre-primary strives to provide a safe environment for lear

We also focus on developing the learners as a whole and providing responsible citizens for our beautiful country. We set a high standard regarding values and beliefs. We motivate independence and work on developing a good self-esteem in our children.
We take pride in our staff’s education and we only offer the best to our learners that becomes our children when the parents bring them to school.

Children have the right to play – we make it possible!!