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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGERef: https://www.cbc.org.za/cbc-boksburg/college-history/
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This document is a historical overview of Christian Brothers' College Boksburg, detailing its founding in 1935, key milestones, leadership changes, major construction projects, and significant events from the 1930s to the 2000s. It highlights the college's growth, challenges such as a fire in 1952, and developments in academics, sports, and infrastructure. The text also includes current information about admissions and fee structure for 2024 and 2025.
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Admission to Christian Brothers' College Boksburg for 2024 and 2025
Prospective students can apply for admission to Christian Brothers' College Boksburg for the 2024 and 2025 academic years by submitting an application online. The college welcomes new applicants to join its community.
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- prospective students and their parents
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https://www.cbc.org.za/cbc-boksburg/college-history/
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Key Takeaways
- 1935
- February 4
- 66 pupils
- Br. JJ Mullan
- May 27, 1934
- foundation stone laid
- Bishop O'Leary
- 1937
- Br. N. Keane
- 1939
- first matriculation class
- 1941
- College Cadet Corps established
- 1949
- Br. JJ Barry became principal
- June 2, 1952
- fire on September 22, 1952
- renovations completed June 1953
- 1954
- enrolment: 580
- 1957
- Br. JH Sheeran became principal
- highest enrolment: 740
- 1960
- Silver Jubilee
- 1963
- science block completed
- 1980
- Grade 1 opened
- 1990