Application form for admission to Danville Park Girls’ High School, a public fee-paying school in Durban North
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Admission Application to Danville Park Girls' High School
Parents can apply for their child's admission to Danville Park Girls' High School, a public fee-paying school in Durban North. The application requires completion of the form, submission of certified copies of all required documents, and personal delivery to the school. This does not guarantee acceptance, and parents are advised to apply to other schools as well.
- Who it is for
- parents or legal guardians of learners seeking enrolment
- How to act on it
- Complete the application form, attach certified copies of all required documents, sign Annex A, and personally return the form and documents to the school at 21 Middlebrook Avenue, Durban North.
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Completion of the application form does not represent the reserving of a place or in any way imply acceptance. Parents are required to make additional applications at other schools to ensure a position is secured for your child next year.
Refund Request for Initial Deposit
Parents may request a refund of the R 8,000.00 initial deposit if their child does not attend Danville Park Girls' High School. The request must be in writing and include banking details for the refund to be processed.
- Who it is for
- parents of learners who were accepted but do not attend
- How to act on it
- Submit a written request for refund, including banking details, to the school.
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Should the learner not attend the school, this fee will be refunded to the parent upon a written request from the parent providing us with banking details for a refund.
Initial Deposit Payment for Accepted Learners
If a learner is accepted, the parent must pay an initial deposit of R 8,000.00 on or before the date stated on the acceptance letter. This amount is deducted from the compulsory annual fees and is refundable if the learner does not attend, provided a written refund request with banking details is submitted.
- Who it is for
- parents of accepted learners
- How to act on it
- Pay R 8,000.00 on or before the date stated on the acceptance letter, following notification of acceptance.
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An initial deposit of R 8000.00 is required to be paid on or before date stated on acceptance letter.
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Places
eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal
Amounts
R 8 000, R 8
Key Takeaways
- Document: Application Form for Danville Park Girls’ High School
- School type: public fee paying school
- Completion of application does not reserve or imply acceptance
- Parents must make additional applications at other schools to secure a position
- Form must be personally returned with all original relevant documentation
- Incomplete and fraudulent applications will not be considered
- Fraudulent documents/false information may lead to criminal proceedings
- Communication about outcome initially via SMS
- Initial deposit required: R 8,000.00 on/before date on acceptance letter
- Deposit deducted from compulsory annual fees; refundable on written request with banking details if learner does not attend
- Principal may request an interview; contact via SMS
- Required attachments: certified copies of all documentation; Annex A must be signed and all sections completed
- Learner documents include: unabridged birth certificate, ID photograph, immunisation/clinic card, latest school report, transfer card only on enrolment, and passport/study visa/permanent residence if applicable
- Parent documents include: ID, current proof of residential address (affidavits/lease agreements not accepted), and marriage certificate/divorce agreement
- Danville Park Girls’ High School
- Department of Education
- South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996
- Netelligent Consulting