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Admissions

Fees 2010

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 The following fee structure was approved by the College Council on 14 September 2009.  Council is keenly aware that an increase in fees in these recessionary times is difficult.

In order to soften the monthly impact of the increase, payment options, as presented below, have been made available. Should anything be unclear, please do not hesitate to contact Vanessa Patterson at the College who will help explain the details of the various options.

Please note the following:

  1. The compulsory debit order system will continue.

  2. A non-refundable application fee of R200-00 is charged to all new applicants.

  3. A non-refundable acceptance fee of R1000-00 is charged to all successful applicants.

  4. A non-refundable enrolment deposit of R750-00 is charged for boarding.

Tuition Fees (Compulsory):

Grade

Annual

Monthly

Over 11 months

(Jan – Nov 2010)

Over 12 months

(Jan – Dec 2010)

Over 13 months

(Dec 2009 – Dec 2010)

Roots

16115

1465

1345

1242

1 – 3

30415

2765

2535

2345

4 – 7

33110

3010

2760

2552

8 – 9

40260

3660

3355

3104

10 – 12

42515

3865

3545

3277


Levies (Compulsory):

Grade

Type of Levy

Annual

Over 11 months

(Jan – Nov 2010)

Over 12 months

(Jan – Dec 2010)

Over 13 months

(Dec 2009 – Dec 2010)

Roots

Equipment

500

-

-

-

1 – 12

Development

3520

320

293

270


Other Fees (Optional, in addition to tuition fees and levies):

Type of Fee

Annual

Over 11 months

Over 12 months

Over 13 months

Boarding

34430

3130

2869

2648

Empangeni Bus Single

4400

400

367

-

Empangeni Bus Return

5830

530

486

-

Richard's Bay Return

7755

705

646

-

Mtunzini Bus Single

5555

505

463

-

Mtunzini Return

7425

675

619

-

Esikhawini Return(To be confirmed)

5830

530

486

-

Notes:

  1. An investment deposit of R20 000 may be paid in lieu of the development levy. This deposit is refundable but is not subject to interest. It replaces the development levy.

  2. The 7.5% discount still applies for annual tuition fees and development levies paid in full before 22 January.


B. V. LANE

CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL

23 September 2009

 

Application Procedure

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Dear Prospective Parent,

The procedure for the enrolment of your child at Felixton College is detailed below.

  1. Submission of Application for Admission Form

    This Procedure indicates that you are interested in placing your child in our School. Once the form is received, together with the non-refundable registration fee of R200.00, your child is entered on our records, together with the proposed date of admission. This also serves to add your name to our mailing list. The following should be included with the form:

    a) One ID-type photograph of your child (individual school photographs are quite acceptable);
    b) A copy of your child's births certificate;
    c) A copy of the complete school record, including the latest school reports and details of any special achievements as well as any other pertinent information, eg. Psychological assessments, OT reports, etc;

  2. Interview and entrance Test or Assessment

    On receipt of these documents, children will be screened according to the criteria laid down in our Enrolment Policy. In the year preceding the proposed entry to Felixton College, potential pupils will be called for an interview with the Head. 

    Grade 0 and 1 entrants are assessed for school readiness in August.

              Grade 8 entrants will write an Entrance Exam in English and Mathematics.

     3        Acceptance into Felixton College

               Parents will be notified, in writing, of the outcome of their child's application. 
              

     3        Acceptance into Felixton College

               Parents will be notified, in writing, of the outcome of their child's application. 
              

Upon acceptance of the offer of a place at Felixton College, the sum of R1000,00 (OneThousand Rand) shall be payable as a deposit for tuition and R 500.00 (Five Hundred Rand) for boarding. This deposit secures the place, which has been offered to your child. 

I look forward to receiving your child's Application for Admission.

Yours sincerely
 
K.S. KRIGE
HEAD

Please contact the College on 035 7911267 to obtain an application form or go to 'Downloads' on this site for application forms.

 

Home from Home

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Felixton College was the first independent school north of the Tugela to offer weekly boarding to boys and girls 8 years ago and we pride ourselves in our "home from home" facilities.

The College is situated on a beautiful rural site in the Felixton village, 12 kilometres south of Empangeni and the accommodation is offered within the security of the village in close proximity to the College buildings.

The boarding establishment is run on a small family scale - Richard Bennett is in charge of Daffon House and Hanlie Myburgh in charge of Nottingham House. In addition there are resident teacher interns on each site to assist with the day-to-day running of the houses.

The College has a swimming pool, as well as tennis and squash facilities, and a 9-hole golf course close at hand. Our children have many opportunities for relaxation once their work is complete.

Services offered by our new boarding houses include a daily laundry service to ensure our children are never without sports kit and uniforms. Safety has been a priority and each house has an armed response security system as well as being fully burglar guarded. A trained chef provides the boarders with healthy and nutritious meals from the fully equipped kitchen.

Please contact the Admissions Secretary at the College on 035 791 1267 for further information, and the necessary application forms, which are also available from this site. (Go to 'Downloads')

 

About Felixton College

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THE COLLEGE'S VISION:

Your School Of Choice in Zululand: Committed to Excellence!

THE COLLEGE'S MISSION:

    • We aim to meet every pupil's individual academic, social, cultural and sporting needs in a caring and committed family-based community. Education should mean a great deal more than learning to read, write and do arithmetic.
    • We preserve an open enrolment policy, admitting pupils who have the potential to benefit from the education offered, and to make a positive contribution to the life of the College.
    • We offer a stimulating, balanced programme, which is sensitive to the needs of the individual pupils, and encourages and assists them to assume responsibility for themselves.
    • We aim to equip pupils with the social and technological skills to enable them to make a positive contribution to life in an open and dynamic society.

THE COLLEGE'S PROMISE:

    • To provide a sound, well-balanced education based on Christian values.

LOCATION:

    • Within the Felixton Village, 8 kilometres south of Empangeni. There is an electrified fence and checkpoint security. We have playing fields, a golf course, a swimming pool, tennis and squash courts.

THE COLLEGE'S STRUCTURE:

    • The College is a full member of the Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa.
    • An elected Council of 13, five of whom are professional educators, administer the College.
    • The College is divided into the following phases. Junior Primary (Grade RR, R, 1-3),
      Senior Primary (Grade 4-7), Junior High (Grade 8-10), Senior High (Grade 11 and 12). Grade RR/R is in a separate facility. Each phase is headed by a Phase Co-ordinator, and they constitute the Senior Management Team.
    • Each class has a Grade Tutor and the College has three team houses for sport and extra mural competition.

THE COLLEGE'S PROGRAMME:

    • The College offers a comprehensive extra-mural programme of sporting and cultural activities.
    • The College holds an annual "Festival of the Arts" which promotes all of the Arts and undertakes Art tours to various parts of Kwa Zulu Natal.
    • The College  performs at the local Eisteddfod and in national Art competitions.
    • The College promotes, coaches and fields teams in the following sports: Cricket (co-ed), Swimming (co-ed), Rugby, Hockey (co-ed), Netball, Cross-country(co-ed), Soccer, Squash, Tennis and Golf. The College undertakes sport tours to various parts of SA. All Grades from 1 to 10 go on camp once a year and outings once per term. The Grade 11 pupils undertake work experience.


 


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