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Parents and guardians can continue paying school fees monthly to keep the learner's account up to date and avoid arrears.
Parents and guardians can submit finance queries and proof of school-fee payments to the Finance Team for attention and allocation.
Students, parents, and teachers can download the full set of Grade 12 textbooks used at Zwaanswyk High School via the school’s academic resources page.
The required textbooks for Grade 9 at Zwaanswyk High School are available for download as digital files from the school’s academic resources page.
The textbooks required for Grade 11 at Zwaanswyk High School are provided in digital format and can be downloaded from the school’s official website.
Students, parents, and teachers can access the Grade 10 textbooks used at Zwaanswyk High School by downloading them directly from the school’s website.
Students, parents, and teachers can download the required textbooks for Grade 8 at Zwaanswyk High School. The materials are available as digital files through a direct link on the school's website.
The document outlines the academic and assessment criteria students must meet to be promoted to the next grade level at Zwaanswyk High School. It includes information on subject performance, BAW ratings, and assessment requirements across all grades.
Students at Zwaanswyk High School may enrol in a range of subjects across Grades 10 to 12, including compulsory subjects such as English Home Language, Afrikaans First Additional Language, Life Orientation, and Mathematics (with an option to switch to Mathematical Literacy in Grade 11). Learners must also select three additional subjects from a list including Accounting, Business Studies, Geography, History, Life Sciences, and Physical Sciences.
Grade 10, 11, and 12 learners at Zwaanswyk High School may take Visual Art or Design as an additional subject through the Peter Clarke Art Centre in Newlands, which provides specialist training and facilities for art students.
Students can join the Coding and Robotics club, which practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 15:15 to 16:30. The club is coordinated by Mr J. Besterfield.
Students can join the Dance Society, which practices on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 15:15 to 16:30. The club is coordinated by Ms L. Williams and Ms A. Johannes.
