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History and institutional profile page for St Nicholas Diocesan School
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Source domain: stnicholas.co.za
Collected on 30 September 2026
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This is the history and institutional profile page for St Nicholas Diocesan School. It describes the school’s establishment in 1990, its growth, its educational and boarding offering, its location in Pietermaritzburg, and its Christian mission.
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School boardingOngoing
Boarding
The school offers boarding for learners from Grade 6 to Grade 12.
- Who it is for
- Learners from Grade 6 to Grade 12
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Boarding is offered from Grade 6 to 12.
Private school educationOngoing
Affordable private education
St Nicholas Diocesan School offers co-educational private schooling from Grade RRR to Grade 12, with English as the medium of instruction.
- Who it is for
- Learners from Grade RRR to Grade 12 and families seeking affordable private education
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Established in 1990, St Nicholas Diocesan School is an Anglican, independent, co-educational, day and boarding school from Grade RRR to Grade 12.
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Boarding
- The learner must be in Grade 6 to Grade 12 for boarding.
Affordable private education
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Places
KwaZulu-Natal, Msunduzi Local Municipality
Key Takeaways
- St Nicholas Diocesan School established in 1990
- Schooling from Grade RRR to Grade 12
- Boarding offered from Grade 6 to Grade 12
- Located in Pietermaritzburg
- Opened on 25 January 1990
- Third Grade 8 class opened in 2023; three classes per grade planned for High School in 2027
- St Nicholas Diocesan School
- Bishop Alfred Mkhize
- ISASA
- ABESA
- IEB
- Diocesan Trustees
- Wykeham Girls’ School