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Clapham High School
High School · Public · Pretoria
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I am Disgusted
I recommend looking for another school
Corona is not taken seriously at the school
Teachers won't say anything if you have your mask off
No indoor sanitizing
Poor academics
Teachers won't say anything if you have your mask off
No indoor sanitizing
Poor academics
Do yourself a favour and look for another school
School is very bad
Also poor in academics
Corona virus in not taken seriously
Teachers won't say anything if you have your mask off
No indoor sanitizing
Also poor in academics
Corona virus in not taken seriously
Teachers won't say anything if you have your mask off
No indoor sanitizing
How good is clapham high school
It's a good school and has a lot of sports and academic axcellence but it is too behind in work and it kids are able to sell sweets without teachers knowing
1166 Soutpansberg Rd Queenswood, 0186, Pretoria
0123336011
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Furthermore, I have observed disturbing instances of racism within the school. It is unacceptable for any institution, especially one responsible for educating young minds, to harbor and tolerate discriminatory behavior. This lack of respect and equality is detrimental to the students' growth and well-being.
I urge the school administration to reconsider their policies and take immediate steps to foster a more inclusive, compassionate, and socially responsible environment. If these necessary changes are not made promptly, serious actions will be taken to address these issues. The future of our children depends on it.