Schools in Sebokeng

SEDIBENG WEST, Gauteng

Schools

Primary

Secondary

30:1

Avg L:E Ratio

Sebokeng falls within the SEDIBENG WEST education district of Gauteng. It has 42 registered schools, including 28 primary and 12 secondary. The average learner-to-educator ratio across the area is 30:1.

Source: DBE EMIS Q3 2025.

Showing 42 of 42 schools

Africa Thuthukani Private School

CombinedIndependent

Data not available

Sebokeng

Atlehang Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

354 learners 13 educators 27:1

Lower L:E ratio than 93%

Sebokeng

Boitumelo Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ3

1,622 learners 49 educators 33:1

Lower L:E ratio than 17%

Sebokeng

Botebo-Tsebo Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ4

1,298 learners 38 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 9%

Sebokeng

Buladitshaba Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ4

636 learners 19 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 43%

Sebokeng

Chrystal Springs Private School

CombinedIndependent

838 learners 21 educators 40:1

Lower L:E ratio than 2%

Sebokeng

Ekujuleni Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

593 learners 23 educators 26:1

Lower L:E ratio than 85%

Sebokeng

Elite Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ4

470 learners 14 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 41%

Sebokeng

Golden Gardens Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ1

1,111 learners 30 educators 37:1

Lower L:E ratio than 15%

Sebokeng

Iphahlolleng Intermediate School

PrimaryPublicQ4

539 learners 17 educators 32:1

Lower L:E ratio than 61%

Sebokeng

Itokisetse Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

475 learners 18 educators 26:1

Lower L:E ratio than 82%

Sebokeng

Katleho-Impumelelo Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ4

698 learners 23 educators 30:1

Lower L:E ratio than 47%

Sebokeng

Kgokare Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ2

1,209 learners 41 educators 30:1

Lower L:E ratio than 70%

Sebokeng

Khutlo-Tharo Performing and Creative Arts School of Specialisation

SecondaryPublicQ3

1,584 learners 59 educators 27:1

Lower L:E ratio than 83%

Sebokeng

Leema-Mokotuli Primary School

PrimaryPublic

223 learners 16 educators 14:1

Lower L:E ratio than 13%

Sebokeng

Lefika Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

674 learners 24 educators 28:1

Lower L:E ratio than 92%

Sebokeng

Lesedi-La-Thuto Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

1,230 learners 35 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 22%

Sebokeng

Letsemeng Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,838 learners 51 educators 36:1

Lower L:E ratio than 20%

Sebokeng

Makgethe Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

654 learners 21 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 51%

Sebokeng

Mohaladitoe Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ4

468 learners 15 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 41%

Sebokeng

Mthombolwazi Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

496 learners 17 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 66%

Sebokeng

Qhoweng Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

989 learners 28 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 19%

Sebokeng

Qwelang Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

1,203 learners 34 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 17%

Sebokeng

Radipeu Primary Farm School

PrimaryPublicQ1

453 learners 15 educators 30:1

Lower L:E ratio than 76%

Sebokeng

Residensia Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ4

1,273 learners 43 educators 30:1

Lower L:E ratio than 59%

Sebokeng

Sebokeng Technical High School

SecondaryPublic

479 learners 31 educators 16:1

Lower L:E ratio than 62%

Sebokeng

Sehopotso Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ3

664 learners 21 educators 32:1

Lower L:E ratio than 34%

Sebokeng

Setlabotjha Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

1,588 learners 44 educators 36:1

Lower L:E ratio than 19%

Sebokeng

Siviwe Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ4

614 learners 18 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 38%

Sebokeng

Sivuse Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

902 learners 26 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 37%

Sebokeng

Sizanani Thusanang Comprehensive School

SecondaryPublicQ3

737 learners 34 educators 22:1

Lower L:E ratio than 98%

Sebokeng

Tandukwazi Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ2

1,907 learners 55 educators 35:1

Lower L:E ratio than 8%

Sebokeng

Thabo-Vuyo

PrimaryPublic

311 learners 33 educators 9:1

Lower L:E ratio than 58%

Sebokeng

Tjhabatsatsi Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ4

622 learners 20 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 63%

Sebokeng

Tlholo Intermediate School

PrimaryPublicQ2

860 learners 25 educators 34:1

Lower L:E ratio than 41%

Sebokeng

Tshediso Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

341 learners 13 educators 26:1

Lower L:E ratio than 83%

Sebokeng

Tshemedi Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

552 learners 19 educators 29:1

Lower L:E ratio than 67%

Sebokeng

Tshepo-Themba Secondary School

SecondaryPublicQ2

1,176 learners 43 educators 27:1

Lower L:E ratio than 89%

Sebokeng

Tshitso Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ4

474 learners 17 educators 28:1

Lower L:E ratio than 78%

Sebokeng

Tsokolibane Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ1

593 learners 21 educators 28:1

Lower L:E ratio than 85%

Sebokeng

Ubuhle Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ3

447 learners 17 educators 26:1

Lower L:E ratio than 83%

Sebokeng

Zithulele Primary School

PrimaryPublicQ2

308 learners 10 educators 31:1

Lower L:E ratio than 75%

Sebokeng

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