GDE has provided the latest statistics regarding the top 20 primary and high schools with the highest number of applications.
Although 47 101 applicants are yet to be placed, GDE boasts a total placement of 226 085 Grade 1 and 8 learners for 2024 overall, and commits to placing more learners throughout the remainder of the year.
Top 20 primary schoolsPALMRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL – Ekurhuleni South 200 vs 1102ALSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL- Ekurhuleni South 240 vs 1016LAKESIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL – Ekurhuleni South 160 vs 999OPELWEG PRIMARY SCHOOL – Ekurhuleni South 275 vs 926KENTON PRIMARY SCHOOL – Ekurhuleni South 130 vs 866BRACKENHURST PRIMARY SCHOOL Ekurhuleni South 200 vs 856NORKEM PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL – Ekurhuleni North 180 vs 851NELLMAPIUS EXT.
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