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Students can get involved in sports and cultural events organised by the school. These activities are designed to promote teamwork, discipline, and personal growth.
Parents and learners can access and complete necessary school forms for enrolment, finance, and other administrative needs.
Potential students or families may apply for placement in one of the school's boarding houses—Huis Môreson, Huis Muller, or Huis Awie—by contacting the superintendent or matrone directly.
Parents, students, or visitors can reach out to specific staff members based on their role, such as those in Sport/Bemarking, Laerskool, or Hoërskool, via phone or email.
Individuals can contact the school for more information about its programs, staff, or services by calling the provided phone numbers or sending an email to one of the listed addresses.
Individuals and organisations can donate clothing or supplies to the school’s klerebank, which supports learners in need with uniforms and basic essentials.
Students can be assigned to one of the school’s residential houses—Môreson, Muller, or Awie—each led by a superintendent and matron. These houses foster community, discipline, and extracurricular engagement.
You are invited to become part of the Augsburg Supporters Club, an initiative designed to strengthen the tradition, community, and future of Augsburg Landbougimnasium through collaboration and support.
Individuals can reach out to specific school departments such as finance, sports, clothing bank, or house supervisors for assistance or inquiries.
Students, parents, former learners, and interested individuals can become part of the Augsburg Tuis community by engaging with the school’s various departments and activities.
Me. Elize Bestbier has been appointed as the new matron for House Awie at Augsburg Landbougimnasium. She will oversee student welfare and house activities. More information about her role will follow soon.
The school runs a youth farming program where over 150 students participate in school sports and agricultural activities. It is open to learners who wish to engage in practical farming and sport-related events.
