Ocean View Secondary School Notices

Training helps Ocean View teachers better understand adolescent learning Teachers at Ocean View High School engaged in a transformative two-day workshop on understanding the adolescent brain, hosted by the Global Centre for Change, aimed at enhancing their teaching strategies and improving student outcomes.

[Pictures] Valentine's Show 26'

We are honoured to welcome Mr Hubert Mathanzima Mweli, Director-General of the Department of Basic Education, along with our Western Cape district management team🙌📚
Mr Mweli and the team engaged with our learners and staff, sharing powerful words of encouragement and inspiring our Matrics to stay focused, work hard, and strive for excellence.

Thank you for your support, leadership, and belief in the potential of every learner here at Ocean View Secondary School.
Together, we commit to achieving greater success and building a brighter future for all! 🌟

THE VALENTINE'S SHOW IS HERE!
Join us on the 13th February 2026. Tickets available from the school, matriculants or register educators.

This afternoon's, staff development session.
We acknowledged and celebrated the 2025 NSC pass rate, recognising the hard work, commitment, and dedication of the educators and learners. A sweet moment for our school community!

This was followed by a visit from the Kommetjie Road Fire Station (Platoon 3), who delivered a valuable presentation and practical demonstration on fire safety and emergency awareness.

An empowering, educational, and impactful session for our staff.

This morning, we hosted a special assembly to officially acknowledge our school leaders.
Our Prefects received their badges, signed their pledges, and were formally welcomed as they begin their leadership journey for the year.

We also proudly introduced our RCLs, who received their badges and were presented to the school community as learner leaders.

We were honoured to welcome a special guest speaker from The Global Centre For Change Foundation , who hosted a leadership camp. He shared an inspiring message with our learners.

A meaningful start to a new leadership chapter at our school.

We’re excited to share that upgrades are underway on our school premises as sandy areas are being prepared and paved, made possible through the generous support of a private donor.

These improvements help create a safer, cleaner, and more welcoming space for our learners, staff, and parents.

We encourage our learners to respect and care for these spaces, to come to school prepared to learn, and to continue building a culture of responsibility, pride, and excellence.

GRADE 11 PTA- Meeting

APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL FEES EXEMPTION 2025
Parents may still apply for school fees exemption for 2025 until the end of March 2026.

Parents who were unable to pay school fees due to certain reasons, such as:
• Being unemployed
• Being employed but experiencing financial difficulties
• Receiving a SASSA grant or foster care grant for the child

may apply to be exempted from paying school fees.

Applications must be completed once (1) per child, per year at the school.

The School / SGB will require the following documentation from the parent or guardian to submit with the application:
*Completed application form
*Affidavit stating that the parent or guardian is unemployed
*Copy of the parent’s ID card/book (certification not required)
*Copy of the child’s ID card or birth certificate
*SASSA letter confirming that the child receives a grant (compulsory if stated in the affidavit)
*Foster care court documents (if applicable)

Parents who can afford to pay a portion of the school fees may still apply for an exemption for the outstanding balance to be written off.

Parents of matric learners may also apply for school fees exemption.

MATRIC 2025 - NSC RESULTS