Essential Group of Schools (EGS) learner admission application form booklet for 2026, including sections for learner personal details, an…
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Monthly Tuition Debit Order Setup
Parents or guardians must set up a monthly debit order for tuition fees. The amount is paid in advance before the 1st of each month, and failure to do so may result in suspension of the learner’s attendance.
- Who it is for
- parents or guardians of enrolled learners
- How to act on it
- Provide valid bank account details to the school and authorise a monthly debit order for tuition fees. Ensure sufficient funds are available before the 1st of each month.
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Monthly Tuition Fees By debit order. Administration fees will be added for any returned debit orders on the next statement.
Learner Admission Application for 2026
Parents or guardians can apply for their child’s admission to Essential Group of Schools for the 2026 academic year. The application includes personal, medical, family, and financial details. Acceptance is not guaranteed and may depend on assessments and other criteria.
- Who it is for
- parents and guardians of children applying for Grades 1 and above
- How to act on it
- Complete and submit the full Learner Admission Application Form Booklet Information 2026 to the school at Erf 665, Corner Aitken Street & Alexandra Road, Halfway House, Midrand, Johannesburg, Gauteng 1686.
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PLEASE NOTE: Acceptance of this form by the Management Committee of the school does not imply automatic acceptance into the School. Other factors may be considered.
Standard of Conduct Orientation (for learners aged 10+)
Learners who are 10 years old or older must complete a separate Standard of Conduct Orientation as part of the admission process. This orientation supports the parents’ application and helps ensure alignment with school values.
- Who it is for
- learners aged 10 years or older applying for admission
- How to act on it
- Attend the Standard of Conduct Orientation session arranged by the school after the initial application is accepted.
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Children, aged 10 years or older, are required to complete a separate Standard of Conduct ORIENTATION in support of the parents' application.
Facts
Places
City of Johannesburg, Gauteng
Reference
UNDABLE R1450
Amounts
R 1 450, R 50, R 1 000
Key Takeaways
- Document: Essential Group of Schools (EGS) Learner Admission Application Form Booklet Information 2026
- Address: Erf 665, Corner Aitken Street & Alexandra Road, Halfway House, Midrand, Johannesburg, Gauteng 1686
- Phone: 073 376 2702; Website: www.essentialgs.co.za; Email: info@essentialgs.co.za
- Acceptance of form by management does not imply automatic admission; assessments may be required
- Learners aged 10 years or older must complete a separate Standard of Conduct Orientation
- Registration fee: non-refundable R1450 (payable after acceptance, before first day)
- Monthly tuition payable in advance before the 1st of each month; debit order required; returned debit orders incur administration fees
- Late/default consequences: phone call on 3rd day; from 7th day tuition suspended and pupil required to stay home until payment made; admin fee R50 if no prior arrangements
- Notice period for withdrawal/termination: one calendar month’s notice in writing or equivalent fee
- Fee structure includes: Textbook levy R1000 once off; Aftercare/12 months: R850 monthly / R9350 annual fee
- Bank details for payments: Account name Essential Group of Schools; Account number 63117830356; Branch code 250655
- Payment allocation instruction: use child's name, surname and grade
- Essential Group of Schools (EGS)
- Management Committee of the school
- Principal
- Parents/guardians
- Magistrates' Courts Act No 32 of 1944 (Section 45 and Section 28 referenced)