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Blouberg International School

Part of SEK/IES, Founded 2002

Updated July 2026

Blouberg International School is a premier international educational hub and a member of the global SEK/IES network. It provides a comprehensive Cambridge-based education from Nursery through Year 13, focusing on academic excellence and holistic development.

Teaching approach

The school is guided by six core principles: celebrating individuality, providing opportunity for all, defining success broadly, balancing challenge with care, ensuring education is real-world focused, and maintaining transparency with families. It aims to inspire lifelong learners and global citizens by fostering a nurturing, inclusive environment that values academic achievement, personal growth, and resilience.

Programmes

The school follows the British National Curriculum and the Cambridge curriculum across all stages. The Early Years programme (Nursery to Reception) uses the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, focusing on inquiry and play. Junior Primary (Years 1-3) and Senior Primary (Years 4-7) build foundational knowledge and skills. The High School (Years 8-12) offers the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum in Years 9-10, followed by Cambridge AS Level in Years 11-12, with an optional A Level pathway.

Outcomes

As an officially registered Cambridge Examination Centre, the school prepares students for internationally recognized Cambridge qualifications, including IGCSE, AS Level, and A Level examinations. These credentials provide students with pathways to top universities worldwide. The school aims to develop global citizens who are equipped with the critical thinking and problem-solving skills necessary for the modern world.

Student support

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Learning support

The school emphasizes a personalized approach, adapting to each student’s pace and individual needs. A school counselor is available to provide support, and a dedicated lecture hall is used for intensive career and aptitude counseling. The school also utilizes the Unifrog platform to assist students with their future planning.

Frequently asked questions(4)
What curriculum does Blouberg International School offer?
Blouberg International School offers British EYFS, Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, IGCSE and Cambridge A-Level.
How much is tuition at Blouberg International School?
Annual tuition at Blouberg International School is ZAR 55.1K–ZAR 107.2K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What accreditations does Blouberg International School hold?
Blouberg International School holds accreditations including Cambridge International.
Where is Blouberg International School located?
Blouberg International School is an international school in Cape Town, South Africa.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
NurseryZAR 55.1K
Pre-Reception & ReceptionZAR 60.7K
Year 1ZAR 77K
Year 2ZAR 83K
Year 3 – 4ZAR 88.7K
Year 5 – 6ZAR 91.9K
Year 7 – 8ZAR 95.5K
Year 9ZAR 98K
Year 10 (IGCSE)ZAR 101.2K
Year 11 (AS Level)ZAR 106.3K
Year 12 (AS Level)ZAR 107.2K

Source:PDF2026_IES_SA_CALENDAR.pdfPDFPAIA-Manual-Blouberg.pdfPDFIES-Blouberg-International-Fee-Schedule-Structure-2026.pdf

Other fees(7)
Other fees
Application fee· Payable on submission of an application form. Non-refundable and covers the cost of administration and assessment.ZAR 600
Enrolment fee· Placement Fee (Pre-Reception to Year 12). Payable on acceptance of a place. Non-refundable.ZAR 12K
Enrolment fee· A-level (Year 13) non-refundable placement fee payable by 1 January 2026.ZAR 4.5K
Deposit· Refundable Foreign Student Deposit. Refunded when the student leaves the school. Not required if fees are paid in full for the year in advance.ZAR 20K
Materials· IGCSE exams for Year 10 are charged at £95 per subject invoiced in September 2026.
Materials· AS level exams for Year 12 are charged at £105 per subject invoiced in September 2026.
Materials· A-level exams for Year 13 are charged at £105 per subject invoiced in September 2026.

Discounts

  • Full-payment discount: 3.5%
  • Sibling discount: 5% - 30%

Admissions

The admissions process begins with a tour of the campus, which can be scheduled via email or telephone. Prospective families must submit an online application along with supporting documentation, including academic reports, identification, and vaccination records, followed by the payment of an application fee. Students are required to attend a day visit for assessments, and final enrollment is subject to the review of reports and references, followed by the payment of a placement fee.

Calendar

The school provides a 2026 school calendar for reference. Families are encouraged to contact the school directly for specific term dates and event schedules.

Facilities

Sports fieldLibraryDining hallScience labsSTEM labArt roomTheatre / auditorium

About the campus

Located in Parklands, the campus features modern infrastructure including a dedicated Apple Lab with Apple Vision Pro technology, a robotics lab, and a specialized sports and performance arts hall. The school also provides a collaborative library, a modern sciences wing, an art studio, a lecture hall for career counseling, and a professional canteen. Outdoor facilities include a high-quality AstroTurf sports field.

Co-curriculars

The school offers a variety of extra-curricular activities, including sports, music, and clubs. Physical education is supported by a state-of-the-art AstroTurf sports field, and students have opportunities to participate in performance arts and outdoor learning experiences. A dedicated Parents Volunteering Group works alongside the school to foster a dynamic school spirit and enhance the educational experience.

  • Anthony Jansen van RensburgHead of School

    As the Head of School, he oversees the institution's commitment to providing a nurturing, dynamic, and international educational environment. He emphasizes the school's focus on fostering international mindedness, critical thinking, and future-focused learning through the Cambridge Curriculum.

  • Julian Harrison
    Julian HarrisonDeputy Head of School and Cambridge Officer

    He serves as the Deputy Head of School and Cambridge Officer, playing a key role in the school's management and academic administration.

  • Andrisha Gounder
    Andrisha GounderHigh School Coordinator

    She serves as the High School Coordinator and is also a Mathematics Educator at the school.

  • Kerstin Pani
    Kerstin PaniSenior Primary Coordinator

    She serves as the Senior Primary Coordinator and also teaches German.

  • Kim Hahn
    Kim HahnJunior Primary Phase Coordinator

    She serves as the Junior Primary Phase Coordinator and is also a Year 1 Educator.

  • Jo-Anne Dickason
    Jo-Anne DickasonEarly Years Coordinator

    She serves as the Early Years Coordinator and is also a Pre-Reception Educator.

  • Mpho Mahlangu
    Mpho MahlanguHead of Sports and Extra-Curricular Activities

    He serves as the Head of Sports and Extra-Curricular Activities.