Family of schools

Family – n. set of relations, esp. parents and children. Group of similar people. – Oxford Dictionary

Based on this dictionary definition, St Mary’s DSG, St Alban’s College and Waterkloof House Preparatory School (WHPS) fit the bill to qualify as a family.

Many an Old Albanian started out at WHPS and many a DSG girl has met and married an Albanian, thus perpetuating “the family”. And so the cycle continues … brothers and sisters experiencing world-class educations and mums and dads integrating into one big happy family!

St Alban’s College

St Alban’s College is a private, English-medium boarding and day high school for boys situated in the suburb of Lynnwood Glen in Pretoria. Founded in 1963 by South African cricketer and the school’s first headmaster Anton Murray, it is one of the top schools in South Africa.

For more information visit: https://stalbanscollege.com/

Waterkloof House Preparatory School

WHPS is our little brother school. Founded in 1923 by the Ruddell brothers, the school’s vision is to realise the holistic development of its boys using a broad base to promote high moral values; independent thinking; self-discipline; and a positive self-image, enabling each boy to realise his full potential in academics and the sporting and cultural fields within a Christian environment.

Affectionately known as WHPS, the school’s legendary ethos – embodied by its motto, “Work Hard, Play Straight”, and a deep spirit of community – sets it apart.

For more information visit: https://www.whpsschool.com/