At Kingswood College, we create an environment that aims to foster the building of a strong foundation for lifelong learning through the promotion of a positive learning environment – one that stimulates the creation of enthusiasm for learning.
With the aim of Educating for Life we have introduced ICE (Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship) which is infused through all our learning areas. Through ICE we develop skills in young Kingswoodians, which give them the capacity to think on their feet, to be creative in the moment and to fully embrace the notion of lifelong learning. The introduction of Robotics in Junior School and as part of our Grade 8 and 9 curriculum, forms part of this process.
Outdoor education activities remain an important and fundamental component of the philosophy of the College.
For the first time, Kingswood alumni are eligible to apply for the prestigious St Andrew’s College Rhodes Scholarship, opening the door to one of the world’s most respected postgraduate scholarships…
Angus Brown achieved 8 Distinctions and is in the top 1% Nationally for Mathematics and Physical Sciences. With an average of 93% he is also in the top 5% in…
Mrs Bridget Wilmot retires from Kingswod Pre-Primary after 18 years
The legendary Tony Timm, retires after 22 years teaching at Kingswood College.
Kingswood College Renaissance Traders win JSE Investment Challenge
Kingswood College Team Titans!
During our Parents’ Week at the Academic Awards Assembly on Thursday the 2nd of October 2026, Katherine Hopes and Mihlali Ntantala were awarded with Academic Honours. Katherine Hopes is an…
The 2025 Neil Aggett Memorial Lecture will be held in the Kingswood College Chapel at 09h30 on Monday 05 May 2025.
Teach Conference 2025, proudly hosted by Kingswood College, will be held from the 29-31 August 2025
Carissa Wilson with her three daughters Kate, Amy and Holly. Amy matriculated from Kingswood College in 2024.
Deputy Head Boy Jason Connan and Deputy Head Girl, Khanya Mbenyana hit it out the park with top matric results. Jason Connan achieved 8 A’s and Khanya Mbenyana achieved 5…
Kingswood pupils write matric examinations set by the Independent Examinations Board (IEB), giving them a school-leaving qualification that is truly world-class.
An important aspect of an IEB matric is that it is an internationally benchmarked qualification. The IEB NSC is recognised by the United Kingdom National Academic Recognition Information Centre (UK NARIC) and as such, is considered equivalent to the UK AS-level qualification.
Many of our past pupils have been accepted and studied at prestigious universities around the world because of this opportunity.
While the IEB is guided by the national curriculum, it offers an independent assessment and examination process. In comparison to the National Senior Certificate, emphasis is placed on a greater world-readiness rather than a purely examination-driven approach.
Pupils are taught to think critically and innovatively, express their ideas, problem-solve and be creative and reflective thinkers which we value as an important step to our goal of Education for Life.
At Kingswood College, we believe that a critical component to the success of our pupils lies in the joint effort of a multidisciplinary team, which typically includes the class teacher and where applicable a remedial therapist, an occupational therapist, speech-and-language therapist and/or psychotherapist.
The Kingswood Learning Support and Development team consists of both contracted and private practitioners (who function independently of the school), all of whom have rooms on campus to best assist our pupils.
*Additional cost. Professionals all have rooms on campus
