
Knighting Ceremony
A special Junior School tradition, the Knighting Ceremony, welcomed our new pupils and Grade 1s into the Kingswood College family, officially transforming them from ‘New Bugs’ into ‘Old Bugs’!
At Kingswood, our smaller classes and intimate campus mean we can support your child’s natural talents, while also taking the time and care to get to know your child.
Our curriculum emphasises four distinct areas: building character and self-esteem, expanding horizons with life-skills development, learning and nurturing a growth mind-set and core academic foundations.
Firstly, there is a focus on building each child’s self-esteem. A culture of caring is very evident where pupils are listened to and taken seriously. Encouragement and confidence building are an integral part of school life.
Our second core focus is life skills training. Curricular courses in public speaking, sexuality education, information technology, food technology, design technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership are undertaken.
Exposure to a variety of voluntary club activities provides a wide range of experiences to complement the academic programme. The junior years are an extremely influential stage during which pupils are keen to experiment. It is, therefore, an ideal time to introduce courses in self-assessment, goal-setting and forward planning.
Learning-how-to-learn is the third area of emphasis. Techniques such as brainstorming and mind mapping are taught and exercised. Creative problem solving and lateral thinking, as well as listening skills, form part of the programme. It is recognised at Kingswood Junior that learning is a lifelong activity and the skills for resource-based learning and cooperative learning are applied. The ability to access information, analyse it, extract relevant material and apply it, is seen as a fundamental life skill.
The fourth area of prominence is the core academic programme, which includes physical and religious education, music, drama and art.
Each child is encouraged to develop his or her individuality whilst recognising that personal freedom also involves responsibility to others.

A special Junior School tradition, the Knighting Ceremony, welcomed our new pupils and Grade 1s into the Kingswood College family, officially transforming them from ‘New Bugs’ into ‘Old Bugs’!

At the end of October we were delighted to welcome visiting schools to Kingswood College for a fun-filled weekend of Junior Girls’ Water Polo at the 2026 Kingswood U13 Girls’ Water Polo Festival.

Kingswood is pleased to share that work is progressing on an important development in junior boarding, with the creation of a dedicated new girls’ boarding block adjacent to the existing boys’ boarding block, Van Vuuren Village, on Park Road.

Kingswood College is pleased to share that construction has begun on the development of a new STEAM Centre and Learning Hub at Kingswood Junior School.

James Mackenzie and Madison Edwards win Sportsman and Sportswoman of the year.

Best-selling author Refiloe Moahloli regaled the children at Kingswood Junior Primary with her new book, “How many ways can you say thank you?”
At Kingswood, our smaller classes and intimate campus mean we can support your child’s natural talents, while also taking the time and care to get to know your child.
Academic support, in the form of a fully-qualified remedial teacher, is also available to assist in identifying barriers to learning, to suggest an appropriate course of instruction, and to provide remedial tuition and/or extra lessons.
Grade 7 pupils are given an opportunity to apply for a six-week Exchange Programme to Kingswood School, in Bath, UK. Learn more
Scholarship applications for Grade 8 and Grade 10 in 2028 are open. Click here to learn more, or for application details. Applications close on Friday, 22 January 2027.