Hyde Park High School (South Africa)

Hyde Park High School
Address
107 3rd Road
Johannesburg, Gauteng, 2196
 South Africa
Information
Type Public High School
Mottoes "no"
Religious affiliation(s) Multi-cultural
Established 8 September 1966
Governing Body Mr D Drinkwater
Head Master Mr M Vogiatzis
Grades 812
Gender Coed (Male and Female)
Age 13 to 18
Enrollment +\- 800 pupils
Houses Rutland, Leicester, Marlborough and Grosvenor
Colour(s) Yellow, Red, White & Blue                 
Badge Golden Eagle surrounded by Olive leaves
Website http://www.hydepark.gp.school.za

Hyde Park High School is a Multi-cultural, co-ed secondary school that is located in Hyde Park, Johannesburg, South Africa. Although Hyde Park High School is a government school, falling under the Gauteng Department of Education, it offers a Matriculation qualification from the IEB (Independent Education Board). This makes Hyde Park High School rather unusual in that it offers the same type of qualification as a private school, but retains the status and culture of a government school.

Current Headmaster

The current headmaster of Hyde Park High School is Mr M Vogiatzis.

Academics

Hyde Park High prides itself on an outstanding academic record that boasts numerous awards. Past Matriculants have consistently achieved excellent results over the years.

The academic subjects being offered each year include:

Extra Curricular Activities

Extra Curricular activities at Hyde park:[1]

Hyde Park they prides themselves on what can only be described as a culture of participation. As a school with only +\-800 pupils, they find themselves challenging the bigger schools with ease and in many cases exceeding their standards.

Their sporting codes run across the board and cater to the vast majority of traditional sports men and women. They can confidently state that whilst they have seen several sporting codes challenged by a national level of apathy, they have once again grown these sports into significant entities that rival the levels of participation of yesteryear.
Events in 2010:

Summer sports:[2]

Winter sports:

Cultural Activities

Culturals at Hyde Park are diverse and extraordinarily well attended. All cultural activities are held in high esteem by the pupils. Cultural activities at Hyde Park is on an equal footing with their sports activities.

Rivals of the school include:

School Terms

School terms[3] at Hyde Park are usually 2-2 and a half months long, with four terms a year. Consisting from 190 - 205 school days a year.

References

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