Did you ever hear of a school that grew even bigger during a pandemic? Laerskool Elandia, nestled in the heart of Germiston, did just that. Laerskool Elandia weathered the storm and emerged stronger, a testament to its commitment to education. This primary school, located on Lennox Road in Dinwiddie, has been a cornerstone of the community for years. In 2021, Laerskool Elandia had 1195 learners. By 2023, that number had risen to 1196. This growth speaks volumes about the trust placed in Laerskool Elandia by parents and the dedication of its 39 educators. The student-teacher ratio of 31:1 ensures that each child receives personalized attention. Laerskool Elandia is a public school, but it’s classified as Quintile 5, meaning it’s a fee-paying institution. This allows Laerskool Elandia to offer resources and facilities that might not be possible otherwise. The school’s principal, Nathan Adonis, has been a steady hand at the helm, guiding Laerskool Elandia through challenging times. While the Department of Education provides some funding, the school fees help to bridge the gap and maintain the quality of education. Laerskool Elandia isn’t just about academics. It also emphasizes the importance of unity and discipline. This is reflected in its uniform policy, which aims to create a sense of belonging and equality among the students. From the bustling classrooms to the dedicated teachers, Laerskool Elandia is more than a school. It is a community where children learn, grow, and thrive.
7th Day Adventists
Did you know that the 7th Day Adventists in Johannesburg have a rich history stretching back to the late 19th