Schools in Orange Farm

JOHANNESBURG SOUTH, Gauteng

Schools

Primary

Secondary

28:1

Avg L:E Ratio

Orange Farm falls within the JOHANNESBURG SOUTH education district of Gauteng. It has 29 registered schools, including 17 primary and 7 secondary. The average learner-to-educator ratio across the area is 28:1.

Source: DBE EMIS Q3 2025.

Showing 29 of 29 schools

Amsai Private Primary School

PrimaryIndependent

44 learners 9 educators 5:1

Lower L:E ratio than 95%

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Duzenendlela Primary Farm School

PrimaryPublic

406 learners 33 educators 12:1

Lower L:E ratio than 23%

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Govan Mbeki Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,534 learners 44 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 33%

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Imbali Combined School

CombinedIndependent

1,322 learners 45 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 6%

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Isiboniso Primary School

PrimaryIndependent

324 learners 13 educators 25:1

Lower L:E ratio than 10%

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Isikhumbuzo Secondary School

SecondaryIndependent

610 learners 30 educators 20:1

Lower L:E ratio than 19%

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Itemoheng Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ1

1,269 learners 38 educators 33:1

Lower L:E ratio than 52%

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Madume Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

890 learners 27 educators 33:1

Lower L:E ratio than 54%

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Masibambane Private School

CombinedIndependent

1,254 learners 48 educators 26:1

Lower L:E ratio than 9%

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Matiwane Combined School

IntermediateIndependent

1,754 learners 55 educators 32:1

Lower L:E ratio than 8%

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Modimo O Moholo Special School

PrimaryIndependent

64 learners 5 educators 13:1

Lower L:E ratio than 52%

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Orange Farm Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,199 learners 41 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 86%

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Orange Farm Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ3

993 learners 32 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 42%

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Pudumo Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

626 learners 20 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 69%

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Qhakazani Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

1,322 learners 40 educators 33:1

Lower L:E ratio than 39%

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Qoqa Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ2

1,031 learners 36 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 82%

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Raphela Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ2

1,245 learners 43 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 78%

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Reamohetsoe Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,123 learners 33 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 45%

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Reitumetse Primary School

PrimaryIndependent

438 learners 19 educators 23:1

Lower L:E ratio than 13%

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Sinqobile Primary School

IntermediateIndependent

512 learners 15 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 5%

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Siyaphambili Secondary School

SecondaryIndependent

913 learners 28 educators 33:1

Lower L:E ratio than 3%

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Solwazi Primary School

PrimaryIndependent

553 learners 19 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 6%

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Steve Biko Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,113 learners 36 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 74%

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Stretford Ext 8 Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,120 learners 32 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 32%

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Thula-Mntwana Independent School

CombinedIndependent

648 learners 31 educators 21:1

Lower L:E ratio than 20%

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Tshepana Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,395 learners 40 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 33%

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Vulanindlela Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ2

1,251 learners 46 educators 27:1

Lower L:E ratio than 92%

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Vutomi High School

SecondaryIndependent

530 learners 19 educators 28:1

Lower L:E ratio than 5%

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Zonkizizwe Primary School Orange Farm

PrimaryPublicQ2

970 learners 31 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 69%

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School data sourced from the Department of Basic Education (EMIS). Peer comparisons are based on schools within the same quintile, phase, and province group. The learner-educator ratio includes all staff classified as educators — actual class sizes may differ. Learn about our methodology