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Flags Of Welcome
BERGVLIET HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://bhs.org.za/news-hub/flags-of-welcome
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Collected on 6 August 2026
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This document is a school webpage announcement about Bergvliet High School's 'Flags of Welcome' initiative, which involves flying the national flags of international exchange students at the school to celebrate cultural diversity. The school welcomes up to 10 exchange students annually and has already installed custom flagpoles. Currently, flags of South Africa, Germany, Japan, France, and Italy are displayed, with more to be added. The initiative aims to foster global awareness and inclusivity among students.
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International exchange student places
Bergvliet High School considers applications from international exchange students after its annual intake and accepts up to 10 such students in addition to the normal intake.
- Who it is for
- international exchange students
- How to act on it
- Apply to Bergvliet High School as an international exchange student; the school considers the applications after the annual intake.
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Once the annual intake is complete, we look at the applications of international exchange students to the school. We accept up to 10 international exchange students over and above our annual intake.
Facts
Places
City of Cape Town, Western Cape
Reference
https://bhs.org.za/news-hub/flags-of-welcome
Key Takeaways
- Bergvliet High School
- Flags of Welcome
- up to 10 international exchange students
- custom flagpoles
- South Africa, Germany, Japan, France, Italy
- 2026
- Firgrove Way, Bergvliet, Cape Town
- Bergvliet High School
- Mr. Stephen Price
- Mr. Mark Fellies
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