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Fee Schedule

Our tuition is structured to enable us to provide the world-class education that we strive for while keeping our rates competitive with most private school fees in South Africa. Tuition fees are reviewed annually by the Board of Governors and School Management, in accordance with a comprehensive process, and are advised to parents before the fourth term of the year prior to the fees becoming applicable.

Grade2024 Monthly Fee
(11 Months)
2024 Annual
Discounted Fee
Grade 000R4 400R46 222
Grade 00R4 700R49 374
Grade RR5 500R57 778
Grades 1R8 100R85 091
Grades 2R8 600R90 343
Grades 3R8 900R93 495
Grade 4 – 7R10 220R107 361
Grade 8 – 12R13 000R136 565

Download the 2024 Fee Schedule

Tuition fees include all afternoon co-curriculars and all compulsory, non-elective school outings and camps, except for the Grade 10 Odyssey.

Little Oaks and Foundation Phase (Grade 000 – Grade 3) tuition fees include aftercare.

Grade 4 – 7 tuition fees include a school-owned Chromebook for each student. From Grade 8, students are required to purchase their own computing device, with the option to purchase a new or used Chromebook through the school.

Only applicable to tuition fees – not any additional levies or fees.

Second ChildThird ChildFourth child or more
5%10%15%

Parents are requested to pay either monthly or annually.

Monthly payment terms – 11 equal payments, in advance, due on the first day of each month, from 1 January 2024.

Annual payment terms – One payment by 12 January 2024, or your fee reverts to the monthly option.

PLEASE NOTE: Payments are strictly in advance. Debit order facilities are available. Interest is charged on overdue accounts at 2% per month. 

Application Fee
  • R550 per pupil. Non-refundable and payable with provisional application.
Placement Fee
  • R5 000 per family – Little Oaks
  • R7 500 per family – Prep School
  • R15 000 per family – College

Non-refundable and payable immediately upon acceptance into the school. Fee will be determined by the oldest child on entry.

  • Grade 10 Odyssey Fee – R10 500 per pupil
  • IEB Grade 12 Exam Fee – R8 605 for 7 subjects, R1 490 per extra subject
  • IEB Grade 12 FS English Exam Fee – R1 235
  • IEB Grade 12 FS Maths Exam Fee – R1 235
  • Plett Bus from Plettenberg Bay – R1 375 per month or R14 444 annual fee
  • Plett Bus from Harkerville – R1 100 per month or R11 556 annual fee

Name of account: Oakhill School
Bank: First National Bank
Branch: Knysna – 210 214
Account: 6200 2099 605 (current account)
Swift Code: FIRNZAJJ

Please reference your payment with the student’s number/account number (provided by the school) and email confirmation of payment to [email protected]

A range of light lunches and healthy snacks is available from the tuckshop, run by FreshStop. For more information please contact Lauren Reynders, our Operations Coordinator, on 044 382 6506 or email [email protected]

Uniforms and textbooks can be purchased from the Uniform and Book Shops which are located on the school premises. The shop is managed by Lauren Reynders, who can be contacted at 044 382 6506 or via email: [email protected]

  • The school reserves the right to restrict admission of any pupil in respect of whom monies to the school are outstanding.
  • A term’s notice, in writing, is required when withdrawing learner’s from the School. A term’s notice will be charged to accounts on immediate withdrawal.
  • Interest will be levied at the rate of 2% per month on all amounts that are overdue by 30 days or more.
  • All payments received will be applied first to the reduction of interest, legal fees and fees in lieu of notice, sundry charges and arrears applicable and then to the reduction of current tuition fees.
  • In the case of a parent, guardian or person responsible for the payment of fees being sequestrated and there are arrear fees, the student’s attendance at the school will be immediately suspended. The student’s continued attendance will be subject to all fees being paid in advance.
  • In no case will the school become involved in disputes within families as the responsibility for the payment lies with the parent, guardian or person responsible who signed the Application and Acceptance form.
  • Although the Board of Governors will always endeavour not to increase tuition fees during the school year, it reserves the right to do so if circumstances require it. Increases in fees can reasonably be expected each year to provide for inflation and other costs.

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