The Boost Centre Glenhazel Johannesburg

Considering The Boost Centre Glenhazel in Highlands North for your child’s 2025 registration? Consider all factors, like whether parents are moving their children out of this school, or if teachers are frequently resigning? We went out of our way to gather all the insider information you need.

I’ll share with you The Boost Centre Glenhazel enrolment statistics, teacher resignations, the principal, teacher-to-student ratio, fees, photos, registration procedure, and more. Hoping you can make an informed decision for your child’s 2025 registration.

The Boost Centre Glenhazel Basic Information

Just to make sure we are talking about the right school you are interested in, lets double check the school details below as per DoBE.

 Address: 154, Athol Street, Highlands North, Johannesburg
  Disability: Not a special school, but some conditions can be supported.
  EMIS No.: 700400819
 School Phase: Secondary School

Enrolment Trend

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The enrolment pattern for The Boost Centre Glenhazel will be very crucial for a new parent like you.

In 2021, exactly 20 learners were part of The Boost Centre Glenhazel, in 2022 we see 35 more learners joining the school, and in 2023, 14 more learners joining the school.

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The above chart would mean that enrolment is growing steadily and happily. The school is welcoming more and more learners each year.

School Principal

The principal of The Boost Centre Glenhazel is Siobhan Mc Clean, and that was for 2023. So I haven’t checked if there has been some changes but I will update you soonest.

One important indicator to consider when deciding on a new school for your child is the consistency of its principal over a period of at least three years. So, let’s take a look at this school of interest to you.

Here is a short timeline to show who was leading the school over the past 3 years.

  2021	2022	2023 
Tyron Fuchsloch	Tyron Fuchsloch	Siobhan Mc Clean

Teacher Retention & Ratio

School enrolment is undoubtedly important, but what is even more critical is a school’s ability to retain its teachers for the longest time possible. When teachers remain with a school, they become deeply integrated into the school’s culture and the parent community, leading to a solid learning environment.

By the year 2021, The Boost Centre Glenhazel had 7 teachers but in 2022, 2 teachers left the school, and in 2023, no change in teachers population at the school.

A drop in teachers over three years can signal unhappiness, lack of support, or better opportunities elsewhere. This can lead to bigger classes and more work for remaining teachers, affecting education quality and school spirit. The school needs to address these issues to retain and attract great teachers.

But The Boost Centre Glenhazel is a special case because it has increasing enrollment, and at the same time declining teaching staff. What does this mean to potential parents?

If enrollments are stable or increasing while the number of teachers is decreasing, this could signal potential issues like teacher dissatisfaction at the school or Highlands North parents community in general.

The school’s teacher to learner ration is 1:14 meaning that, One teacher is responsible for 14 learners.

The Boost Centre Glenhazel Pass Rate

Much like Minister Siviwe Gwarube emphasised on the crucial need to enhance literacy and numeracy skills, the principal is dedicated to ensuring that from Grade 4 students can read for meaning. This foundational skill is essential as it provides every learner with a fair chance to excel all the way up to Grade 12 and beyond.

Contact Information

The best time to visit the school is after 9:00 AM, as all learners will be settled in their classes, and the administration will be available to assist you with forms and fees. However, for a school tour, it is advisable to visit after 1:00 PM, when the school day is nearly over, and a team member will be available to guide you.

• Address: 154, Athol Street, Highlands North, Johannesburg
• Suburb: Highlands North
• Phone: (some contacts are personal mobile numbers, so please consult with the office)

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Registration

This school is an independent institution. Applications are submitted via an application form, and acceptance is based on the school’s capacity.

Additionally, some applications may require academic testing as part of the evaluation process to ensure the prospective student meets the necessary academic standards.

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The Boost Centre Glenhazel Fees

Confirming school quantile will determine the fees: The Boost Centre Glenhazel is an independent school, so they set their own school fees. Independentfees

Photos

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Calendar & Closing Dates

Though for The Boost Centre Glenhazel calendar term dates might be slightly different, here are the national school terms for 2025.

SA School Terms Start:

• Term 1: 15 January – 28 March
• Term 2: 8 April – 27 June
• Term 3: 22 July – 3 October
• Term 4: 13 October – 12 December

Term 1

Term 1 (15 January – 28 March 2025): The first term of the 2025 academic year runs for 11 weeks, starting on 15 January and ending on 28 March. It includes 53 school days (or 55 with administration days) and one public holiday—Human Rights Day on 21 March. This term sets the foundation for the year, allowing learners and educators to establish routines and focus on core academic goals before the first school break.

Term 2

Term 2 (8 April – 27 June 2025): The second term of the academic year spans 12 weeks, running from 8 April to 27 June. It includes 59 school days, with a mix of five public holidays and three special school holidays, such as Freedom Day (27 April) and Workers’ Day (1 May). This term is the longest of the year, offering a significant opportunity for academic progress and preparation for mid-year assessments before the winter break.

Term 3

Term 3 (22 July – 3 October 2025): The third term runs for 11 weeks, from 22 July to 3 October, with a total of 54 school days. It includes one public holiday, National Women’s Day on 9 August. This term is critical for reinforcing key concepts covered earlier in the year and maintaining academic momentum ahead of the final term. The term concludes just before the spring holidays, allowing learners and educators to recharge.

Term 4

Term 4 (13 October – 12 December 2025): The final term of the academic year spans nine weeks, from 13 October to 12 December, with 43 to 45 school days. With no public holidays, this term is focused entirely on concluding the year’s curriculum, final assessments, and preparations for the next academic year. It marks the culmination of the year’s efforts, with learners and educators striving to achieve their academic goals before the December holidays.

The Boost Centre Glenhazel Question Paper & Exams

For those parents with learners in high school, The Boost Centre Glenhazel teachers and principal would advice the use of Grade 12 Past Exam Papers for preparation. Click to download.