Schools in Zonnebloem, Cape Town, 7925, South Africa

“This is not the school you’d want to send your daughter to or attend . The school is poorly run , the principal is not in control of his own school .”

“We were part of St Cyprians for 5 years and found that it has some great teachers but not great head/leadership. It also has incredible facilities.”

“Rosa is absolutely phenomenal. Our daughter spent almost two years with her starting just before her first birthday and it was a truly special time for our…”

“Some teachers are great except for the grade 10 accounting teacher of this year.many learners have complained how she ignores and teaches only few student's on…”

“Nay Sayers are so quick to judge as if they have all the facts on a person or place. Growing Minds is a wonderful school. End of story.”

“I'm actually a first year at cape peninsula university in Wellington campus.wellington is very racist u can leave there a whole month without an accommodation…”

“As a parent it is hard to get hold of the school or schedule a meeting with the principle you cannot get through to their phone lines..”

“Gardens Commercial is a school and a school like no other I have been at ,I know it's just primary I've been through ,but in all my years looking at other…”

“Principal got her favorite classes and that's the A and B classes. Just because the subjects are more advanced.”

“iCommerce Academy is an absolute breath of fresh air in an otherwise daunting , stodgy and somewhat privileged space .”

“Walmer secondary school is a great school therefore self discipline leads to success&it embraces technology it brightens our minds”

“The school is a great learning environment and the teachers do their best to teach each and every learner even though they misbehave.”

“Disgusting attitude from the school coaches. ALL of them. The children were playing rugby 10 minutes before the bell was supposed to ring and they ran straight…”

“I hate that school. It lacks subjects and some xhosa students and teachers are rude to the English speaking students.”