Heritage Christian College is for Christian students from grade 1-12.

Children of non-Christians may be admitted should the Principal, after consultation with the prospective student’s parents and the senior management team consider the ACE programme a suitable fit for the student.

A student candidate:

• will not be refused admission on the grounds of race and/or gender
• transferring from another ACE school may not need to write the Diagnostic Test unless the Principal/HOD decides differently.
• will be subject to at least one term probationary period.
• must show proof of immunizations and be free of contagious diseases.
• must reside with at least one parent/guardian who takes daily responsibility for the student’s academic progress and compliance with school rules.

Each child sets their own goals (with the guidance of our Supervisors) and work at a level and speed that is uniquely tailored for them.

By engaging students in this way, they are able to reach their true potential, assured that they can accomplish what they set their minds to.

The Biblical principles our students are exposed to in each PACE module make them aware of the highest values that they should aim for through a relationship with God.

After completion of the ACE curriculum the learner will write the General Education Diploma (GED).

There are 4 Subjects in the Exam:

• English
• Maths
• Science
• Social Studies

The GED is registered as a foreign qualification originating from the USA and has a matric equivalence (SAQA NQF level 4).

The registration, completion and issuing of the Diploma costs around R7000,00 (as of 2017).

Most South African as well as International Universities accept the GED for entrance.

Enrolment process

Step 1:  Contact the School

• The school Secretary will advise  of the next steps following a discussion regarding your child’s academic needs.

Step 2 – Diagnostic tests

• To gain entrance to HCC the student is required to complete an ACE Diagnostic Test to establish their academic ability and identify any learning gaps they may have, for example, their reading comprehension level may be high but grammar may be below grade level.
• The student candidate will also enjoy a day or two with us in order to gain further understanding of the ACE curriculum and our Christian values.
• A non-refundable fee of R400 is charged which includes the test, a follow-up interview and administration.
• A non-refundable fee of R400 is charged for grade R children taking the Reading Readiness Test to determine if they are ready for grade 1.

Step 3:  Diagnostic Feedback

• An interview date will be set with the parents, to discuss the ACE Diagnostic Test results. Should the test results prove acceptable, the Management will then discuss the next steps and any learning gaps the student may have in their  core subjects.

Step 4: Credit Checks

• The HCC administration team will conduct the necessary ITC checks before registration takes place.

Step 5: Registration and payment

• A student will not be registered unless their parent/guardian agrees in writing to support and comply with the rules and policies of the school. Registration fees are payable before acceptance of the student in the school.

Step 6: School Tour

Once all of the above is completed we will determine the start date and take the parent/guardian on a tour of the Heritage Christian College campus. Alternatively Open Days can be arranged with the school secretary and HCC Management.