In 1951, a schoolhouse rose on Boston Street in Bellville, initially known as Boston Preparatory School. This building, the heart of what we now know as Totius Primary School, embarked on a journey of transformation. Totius Primary School itself officially emerged in 1954. The school’s renaming honored Professor J.D. du Toit, a prominent figure whose pen name, Totius, now graces the school’s title. Between 1955 and 1961, the school expanded with the addition of an annex, designed and constructed with the involvement of Stekhoven for the Department of Public Works. Totius Primary School stands as a quintile 5 institution, meaning it is a fee-paying public school. While the government contributes up to R204 per learner, the remaining expenses are covered by tuition fees set by the school’s administration. In 2023, the school buzzed with the energy of 545 learners, guided by a dedicated team of 30 educators. This provided a student-teacher ratio of 18:1. Totius Primary School welcomes students aged 7 to 15. For specific details on fees and uniform requirements, it’s always best to contact the school directly. They are located at Bostonstraat Boston Bellville 7530. You can reach them at +27 21 948 3944. Led by Principal Hl Bester, Totius Primary School prioritizes academic excellence across all grades, cultivating critical thinking and a love of learning in their students.
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