South Africa's Most Comprehensive Listing of Independent Schools

The Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa (ISASA) is the largest association of independent schools in South Africa and the Southern African region.

The ISASA School Finder is a FREE listing service which was developed to help parents and ISASA Schools list and compare services, curriculum and detailed school information. Use the search tools above for a comparative or quick keyword search for detailed information of available schools in your area of choice.

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Featured Schools

Holy Rosary School (Secondary)

Province: Gauteng, Johannesburg
Age Range Includes: High School
Gender: Girls
Religious Affiliation: Christian Ethos
Curriculum:
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Associated schools:
Holy Rosary School (Primary); Holy Rosary School (Pre-Primary);

St Dunstan's College (Secondary)

Province:
Age Range Includes: Pre-Prep School, Prep School, High School
Gender: Co-Ed
Religious Affiliation: Christian Ethos
Curriculum: ,IEB
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Associated schools:
St Dunstan's College (Preparatory); St Dunstan's College (Pre-Primary);

St Mary's School, Waverley (Senior School)

Province: Gauteng, Johannesburg
Age Range Includes: High School
Gender: Girls
Religious Affiliation: Christian Ethos
Curriculum:
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Associated schools:
St Mary's, Little Saints; St Mary's School, Waverely (Junior School);

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Why choose an ISASA school?

What is ISASA?
ISASA is the largest and oldest independent (private) schools association in Southern Africa, with nearly 700 member schools in South Africa, Botswana, Swaziland, Namibia and Angola. Its member schools employ some 12 500 teachers and educate more than 154 000 pupils.

Independent Schools in Southern Africa

While the independent education sector in Southern Africa had its roots in the British system, it has evolved locally into a richly diverse, rapidly growing sector to meet the specific needs and circumstances of a wide range of communities.