St Peter’s is an Anglican school espousing Christian values in every facet of activity, respecting everyone irrespective of colour, creed or background.
St Peter’s offers a nurturing environment where children develop towards their big futures.
St Peter’s follows a values-based educational approach that produces a positive school culture.
A clearly defined value system – comprised of respect for each individual, courtesy, and honest and open communication – underpins our ethos.
St Peter’s promotes a happy, participative environment where every child feels at home and is able to achieve success.
St Peter's core values are relationships, respect and responsibility.
We are proud of our traditional values and encourage innovative thinking.
St Peter's is situated in a rolling estate of over 30 acres in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg.
St Peter’s provides a balanced, caring, varied and modern environment.
St Peter's believes that varied levels of intelligence are necessary to inspire excellence and make the world a better place.
Welcome to St Peter’s Schools
St Peter’s is an Anglican diocese family of schools. We focus on personal achievement within an environment that balances high academic standards with sport, music, culture and the development of each child as an individual. A clearly defined value system – comprised of respect for each individual, courtesy, and honest and open communication – underpins our ethos.
Latest News from St Peter’s Schools
St Peter's Prep Schools Easter Message
I greet you all in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
As I write this Easter Message, I pray that it will be a great pondering challenge for you and your families as you spend this time together. As we reenact the passion of Christ this Easter, I pray that will be born anew in his death and resurrection.
THE KEY TO EFFECTIVE LEARNING
‘What’s the key to effective learning?’ That question has been the focus of Professor John Hattie’s academic research for more than 20 years. His latest research supports the conclusion that “it’s not just what you know, it’s what you know about what you know - and it’s what you know about how you know” that is crucial for new leaning to occur.
St Peter's College Easter message from the College Chaplain
The season of Easter is upon us yet again dear Friends and as a Christian School we continue to reflect on the words of Christ, when He spoke to his disciples before his death on the Cross when He said “Do this in remembrance of me” – Luke 22:19. It is through these few words that made the disciples realise that the time of death that Jesus was talking, is indeed here and that the hour has come.