About our School,
Our school motto is “Certum Pete Finem”; this is Latin for, “Seek a definite goal”. If you want to become successful in life, you must have a definite goal — where you want to go, what you want to become, where you want to see yourself in the future. A definite goal will help you to remain focused on the work that matters most.
Founded on the Catholic Marist values of humility, simplicity and modesty, we are guided by the example of St Marcellin Champagnat, our founder, and aim to produce resilient young people who are eager to make a difference in the world.
Marist Brothers Linmeyer places equal focus on a differentiated academic curriculum, a wide range of sporting and cultural activities while still competing at a very high level. We maintain an important focus on community engagement through our dedicated outreach programme.
Our committed teachers are subject specialists who are able to adjust to the ever-changing demands placed on education, without compromising standards and values. Our excellent IEB matric results and exceptional tertiary success are testimony to this.
We aspire to grow leaders and thinkers who will leave our school gates, inspired and motivated, ready to reach their full potential and to achieve dreams and aspirations.
Facilities:
- Our state-of -the art facilities complement, enhance and broaden our students’ educational experiences:
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- An onsite Uniform Shop
- A Chapel
- A Primary School Hall includes a stage and an elevated gallery
- A Carousel
- Aftercare facilities
- CCTV security system
- A diverse resource centre that includes: A Conference Room,
- Auditorium, Amphitheatre, Library,
- Computer Room, Art Studio and a
- STEAM-centred Audio-Visual Room
- Three sports fields
- An eight-lane, 25m Swimming Pool
Tennis, Netball and Basketball courts - Covered, secure student waiting areas
- An Educational Support Centre
- Dedicated parking insider and outside our perimeter walls
24-hour, 7-days a week security guards - Our High School Hall includes an elevated gallery, tuckshop, offices, students; waiting area, LED stage lighting and sound system, photo-voltaic panels and a rain-water capture and reticulation system
- A Music Centre
- An Aquatic Centre with an indoor four-lane 25m Swimming Pool
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Extra-Curricular Activities:
We strive to adjust and adapt our list of extracurricular activities every year in order to ensure that the needs and interests of our students are met.
Pre-School Sports: These paid extras take place at the end of each school day.
Ballet, Clamber Club, Empress Gymnastics, Little Kickers and Perfect Stroke Swimming Water Safety Programme
Primary School Sports: Athletics, Cricket, Netball, Soccer, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis and Touch Rugby
Primary School Cultural: Altar Servers, Art Club, Chess, Choir, Coding, Drumming, Eisteddfod, IT Club, Marimbas, Music, Public Speaking and School Productions.
High School Sports: Archery, Athletics, Basketball, Cactic Gym, Cricket, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Golf, Gym, Hockey, Netball, Rugby, Soccer, Squash, Swimming and Tennis
High School Cultural: Art Club, Co-Workers, Drama, Eisteddfod, Marimbas, Music Group and Public Speaking
Outreach:
Through giving, our student become mindful of other people’s circumstances and start to develop a willing nature – eager to assist where they can.
Our Pre-School collect goodies for each Support Staff to thank them for all they do for our school.
From Grade 1 to Grade 7, each grade ‘looks after’ a charity of their choice. These include homes for abandoned babies, children senior citizen and other groups who support the underprivileged.
Our Bread Buddies programme involves High School students making sandwiches in the Amphitheatre. These are delivered to Rosettenville Central Primary School and shared amongst the children.
Our High School Co-workers (an internal outreach programmme) visit old age homes, less-fortunate schools and homes for disabled adults and children. Collections for the St Vincent de Paul Society are also dropped off.
Our school also supports seasonal, Mini Council requests and community needs.
We are always grateful for the difference our Marist families are making in the lives of those less fortunate.
Grade 8 Subjects
The following subjects are compulsory for Grade 8 students:
- Computer Applications Technology and Robotics
- Creative Arts
- Economic Management Sciences
- English
- Geography
- History
- Mathematics
- Natural Sciences
- Technology
Students have a choice between Afrikaans (FAL) or isiZulu (FAL)
Non-academic offering:
- Religion
- Life Orientation
- Physical Education
Grade 9 Subjects
The Grade 9 students study the following COMPULSORY subjects for Term 1 and Term 2:
- Accounting
- Biology
- Business Studies
- Computer Applications Technology and Robotics
- Dramatic Arts
- English (HL)
- Geography
- History
- Mathematics
- Science
- Technology
- Visual Arts
Students have a choice between Afrikaans (FAL) or isiZulu (FAL)
Principals:
Executive Head and Primary School Principal: Mr Tony Williams
High School: Lara-Ann Koch
Phone: PS: 011 435 0646 HS: 011 435 1100
Email: [email protected] Website: https://maristbl.co.za/
Physical address: East Street, Linmeyer, 2105
Postal address: PO Box 40, Linmeyer, 2105
Aftercare facilities: Yes – Grades 00 to 7
Enrolment: 1182, Co-educational
Boarding: NO
School Fees: https://maristbl.co.za/admissions-office/fee-offering/
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