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Amogelang Secondary School

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Secondary · Public · NSC exams · EMIS 700240507

Soshanguve, Tshwane North, Gauteng

1,268 learners 28:1 learners per educator Q2

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NSC

Matric: 83.3% of candidates passed in 2025 (140 of 168). Of the 85 comparable Quintile 2 schools in Gauteng with 2025 results, 35 scored lower.

Source: DBE EMIS Q3 2025 · NSC School Performance Report 2025 · Processed 8 Aug 2026

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What kind of school is Amogelang Secondary School?

Amogelang Secondary School is a public secondary school in Soshanguve, within the Tshwane North education district of Gauteng. EMIS records it as a large school with 1,268 enrolled learners and 46 educators, giving a learner-to-educator ratio of 28:1.

It is classified as Quintile 2 — a government classification based on the surrounding community's socioeconomic profile, not a measure of school quality. It is designated as a no-fee school, so families do not pay tuition fees. Matric candidates write the National Senior Certificate (NSC) administered by the Department of Basic Education.

The school falls within the City of Tshwane metropolitan municipality. Among 84 Q2 Secondary schools in Gauteng, it has fewer learners per educator than 87% of similar schools. EMIS classifies the location as rural.

The school is at 287 Fidel-Castro Street, Block P, Soshanguve, Pretoria, and can be reached on 012 712 0033.

Note: The Urban/Rural classification is sourced directly from EMIS and may reflect historical registration data. See Data Limitations.

School fees at Amogelang Secondary School

Amogelang Secondary School is recorded as a no-fee school. Parents do not pay compulsory school fees. The school may ask for voluntary contributions. You do not have to pay them.

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NSC Matric Results

83.3% of candidates passed in 2025 (140 of 168). Of the 85 comparable Quintile 2 schools in Gauteng with 2025 results, 35 scored lower.

Show the peer dot plot & trend
2023
63.7%
142/223 passed
2024
65.7%
113/172 passed
2025
83.3%
140/168 passed

Each year reflects a different cohort. Year-on-year change does not necessarily indicate improvement or decline.

Pass rate by year (NSC)
YearPass rate
202363.7%
202465.7%
202583.3%
Pass rate distribution: Quintile 2 schools in Gauteng (2025)65% 70% 75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100% Typical similar school: 86% Kgokare Secondary School: 70.9%Bophelong Secondary School: 71.4%Windmill Park Secondary School: 72.1%Reiger Park No. 2 Secondary School: 72.4%Nellmapius Secondary School: 74.7%Allanridge Secondary School: 75.0%Esokwazi Secondary School: 75.1%Winile Secondary School: 75.2%Kgothalang Secondary School: 75.6%Caiphus Nyoka Secondary School: 75.9%Ruabohlale Junior Secondary School: 77.5%Zonkizizwe Secondary School: 77.6%Tsolo Secondary School: 77.6%Greenfields Secondary School: 78.0%Raphela Secondary School: 78.0%Alexandra Secondary School: 78.3%Chipa-Tabane Secondary School: 78.7%Thathulwazi W.R. High School: 79.1%Amos Maphanga Secondary School: 79.2%Strauss Secondary School: 79.6%Aha-Thuto Secondary School: 79.6%Vulanindlela Secondary School: 79.6%Namedi Secondary School: 79.8%Phandimfundo Secondary School: 79.9%Senthibele Senior Secondary School: 80.1%David Makhubo Secondary School: 82.1%Daleview Secondary School: 82.2%Meyerton Secondary School: 82.2%Jet Nteo Commerce and Entrepreneurship School of Specialisation: 82.4%Dan Kutumela Secondary School: 82.8%Sitjhejiwe Secondary School: 82.8%Dalpark Secondary School: 82.9%Reshogofaditswe Secondary School: 83.0%Ivory Park Secondary School: 83.0%Mpumelelo Secondary School: 83.1%Umqhele Secondary School: 83.3%Amogelang Secondary School: 83.3%Langaville Secondary School: 84.1%Qedilizwe Secondary School: 84.2%Matla Combined School: 84.4%Qoqa Secondary School: 84.5%Realo Secondary School: 84.8%Rondebult Secondary School: 85.0%Lodirile Secondary School: 86.2%Thusa-Setjhaba Secondary School: 86.6%Tshepo Ya Rona Secondary School: 86.6%Elethu Themba Public School: 86.9%Lesedi Secondary School: 87.6%Dr Harry Gwala Secondary School: 87.9%Eqinisweni Secondary School: 88.5%Sapphire Secondary School: 88.5%Kgadime Matsepe Secondary School: 88.5%New Hope Secondary School: 88.6%Tshepo-Themba Secondary School: 88.9%Winifred Nomzamo Mandela: 89.0%Dr Molefi Oliphant Maths, Science and Ict School of Specialisation: 89.0%Mopholosi Secondary School: 89.5%Thulani Secondary School: 89.6%Jabulile Secondary School: 90.6%Moses Maren Mission Technical Secondary School: 90.8%Mphethi Mahlatsi Secondary School: 91.3%Lukhanyo High School: 91.5%Sebetsa-O-Tholemoputso: 91.7%Madibane Comprehensive School: 92.1%Siyabusa Secondary School: 92.9%Rutasetjhaba Secondary School: 92.9%Graceland Education Centre: 93.0%Eden-Ridge High School: 93.2%Poelano Secondary School: 93.4%Palmridge Secondary School: 93.5%New Eersterust Secondary School: 93.6%Lingitjhudu Secondary School: 94.1%Lehwelereng Secondary School: 94.8%Thamsanqa Secondary School: 95.4%Ibhongo Secondary School: 95.9%Kaalfontein Secondary School: 96.1%Tandukwazi Secondary School: 96.1%Minerva Secondary School: 97.0%Thuto Pele Secondary School: 98.0%Kwena Molapo Comprehensive Farm School: 98.1%Leshata Secondary School: 98.3%Tebogwana Automotive School of Specialisation: 99.1%Wiseman Cele Secondary School: 99.2%Raymond Mhlaba Maths, Science & Ict School of Specialisation: 100.0%Lufhereng Secondary School: 100.0%Saulridge Secondary School: 100.0%This school: 83.3% This school

83.3% pass rate in 2025. 35 Quintile 2 schools in Gauteng scored lower, 49 scored higher.

Each dot is one school. The dashed amber line shows where the typical similar school sits: half score above, half below. Pass rates each year reflect a different group of students.

Pass rate distribution for Quintile 2 schools in Gauteng in 2025
SchoolPass rate
Kgokare Secondary School70.9%
Bophelong Secondary School71.4%
Windmill Park Secondary School72.1%
Reiger Park No. 2 Secondary School72.4%
Nellmapius Secondary School74.7%
Allanridge Secondary School75.0%
Esokwazi Secondary School75.1%
Winile Secondary School75.2%
Kgothalang Secondary School75.6%
Caiphus Nyoka Secondary School75.9%
Ruabohlale Junior Secondary School77.5%
Zonkizizwe Secondary School77.6%
Tsolo Secondary School77.6%
Greenfields Secondary School78.0%
Raphela Secondary School78.0%
Alexandra Secondary School78.3%
Chipa-Tabane Secondary School78.7%
Thathulwazi W.R. High School79.1%
Amos Maphanga Secondary School79.2%
Strauss Secondary School79.6%
Aha-Thuto Secondary School79.6%
Vulanindlela Secondary School79.6%
Namedi Secondary School79.8%
Phandimfundo Secondary School79.9%
Senthibele Senior Secondary School80.1%
David Makhubo Secondary School82.1%
Daleview Secondary School82.2%
Meyerton Secondary School82.2%
Jet Nteo Commerce and Entrepreneurship School of Specialisation82.4%
Dan Kutumela Secondary School82.8%
Sitjhejiwe Secondary School82.8%
Dalpark Secondary School82.9%
Reshogofaditswe Secondary School83.0%
Ivory Park Secondary School83.0%
Mpumelelo Secondary School83.1%
Umqhele Secondary School83.3%
Amogelang Secondary School (this school)83.3%
Langaville Secondary School84.1%
Qedilizwe Secondary School84.2%
Matla Combined School84.4%
Qoqa Secondary School84.5%
Realo Secondary School84.8%
Rondebult Secondary School85.0%
Lodirile Secondary School86.2%
Thusa-Setjhaba Secondary School86.6%
Tshepo Ya Rona Secondary School86.6%
Elethu Themba Public School86.9%
Lesedi Secondary School87.6%
Dr Harry Gwala Secondary School87.9%
Eqinisweni Secondary School88.5%
Sapphire Secondary School88.5%
Kgadime Matsepe Secondary School88.5%
New Hope Secondary School88.6%
Tshepo-Themba Secondary School88.9%
Winifred Nomzamo Mandela89.0%
Dr Molefi Oliphant Maths, Science and Ict School of Specialisation89.0%
Mopholosi Secondary School89.5%
Thulani Secondary School89.6%
Jabulile Secondary School90.6%
Moses Maren Mission Technical Secondary School90.8%
Mphethi Mahlatsi Secondary School91.3%
Lukhanyo High School91.5%
Sebetsa-O-Tholemoputso91.7%
Madibane Comprehensive School92.1%
Siyabusa Secondary School92.9%
Rutasetjhaba Secondary School92.9%
Graceland Education Centre93.0%
Eden-Ridge High School93.2%
Poelano Secondary School93.4%
Palmridge Secondary School93.5%
New Eersterust Secondary School93.6%
Lingitjhudu Secondary School94.1%
Lehwelereng Secondary School94.8%
Thamsanqa Secondary School95.4%
Ibhongo Secondary School95.9%
Kaalfontein Secondary School96.1%
Tandukwazi Secondary School96.1%
Minerva Secondary School97.0%
Thuto Pele Secondary School98.0%
Kwena Molapo Comprehensive Farm School98.1%
Leshata Secondary School98.3%
Tebogwana Automotive School of Specialisation99.1%
Wiseman Cele Secondary School99.2%
Raymond Mhlaba Maths, Science & Ict School of Specialisation100.0%
Lufhereng Secondary School100.0%
Saulridge Secondary School100.0%

1 other school in this peer group recorded the same 83.3% pass rate in 2025. Schools that tie are not counted as scoring lower, so a percentile understates a result that many peers also achieved.

Pass rate by subject and year
SubjectYearWroteAchieved 30%+Pass rate
Accounting2023452044.4%
Accounting2024492346.9%
Accounting202525832.0%
Business Studies2023464291.3%
Business Studies20244949100.0%
Business Studies2025252496.0%
Economics2023462247.8%
Economics2024492244.9%
Economics2025251872.0%
English First Additional Language2023226226100.0%
English First Additional Language2024174174100.0%
English First Additional Language2025170170100.0%
Geography202318011664.4%
Geography202412510584.0%
Geography202514313393.0%
History202314311278.3%
History2024736690.4%
History202511010595.5%
Life Sciences2023683247.1%
Life Sciences2024513262.7%
Life Sciences2025342470.6%
Mathematical Literacy202318713270.6%
Mathematical Literacy20241229779.5%
Mathematical Literacy202513511887.4%
Mathematics2023382463.2%
Mathematics2024511937.3%
Mathematics2025351748.6%
Physical Sciences2023372156.8%
Physical Sciences2024512447.1%
Physical Sciences2025352160.0%

Source: DBE NSC School Performance Report 2025; subject results: DBE NSC School Subject Reports 2024 & 2025. Methodology

After matric: applying and paying for study

Some universities charge nothing to apply, and some waive the fee. These are their own rules, checked on 7 November 2026. Most applications for 2027 closed in September and October 2026. Rules and dates change every year, so confirm on the university's website before you apply.

  • University of the Free State: No application fee (2027 applications).
  • University of Johannesburg: No application fee for online applications.
  • University of Mpumalanga: No application fee from the 2027 academic year.
  • University of Venda: No application fee.
  • Central University of Technology: No application fee.
  • Nelson Mandela University: No application fee for South African citizens.
  • University of the Western Cape: No application fee (2027 application guide).
  • University of Pretoria: R300 to apply for 2027, waived if your household income is R150 000 a year or less. You upload proof of income with the application.
  • Stellenbosch University: R100 for South African citizens and permanent residents to apply for 2027. The online system asks for R400: pay only R100 by EFT, or pay R400 online and get R300 back. Depending on the quintile of your school, undergraduate applicants may pay nothing: the application then shows the fee as R0.00. South Africans applying to the Stellenbosch or Tygerberg campus who cannot pay can send the university a motivation: the fee guide linked here gives the address. The EMIS record lists Amogelang Secondary School as Quintile 2; confirm with the university.
  • NSFAS: The government's student funding scheme for study at public universities and TVET colleges. Applications for 2027 funding closed on 31 October 2026; the website has the rules and lets you track an application.
  • Career advice (Khetha): The Department of Higher Education and Training's career advice service: call 086 999 0123 or SMS 072 204 5056.

This list may be incomplete: other universities may also be free to apply, and some charge a fee. It is not a recommendation of any university.

Learner numbers reported to the Department, by year

These counts are not a measure of quality. A number can change because a school adds or drops grades, because new schools open nearby or boundaries change, or because of an error in what was reported.

05001,0001,50020072010201520202025
Learners by year, with the number of learners down the left. A gap is a year we have no figure for.
See the number for each year
YearLearners
20071,335
20081,294
20091,284
20101,104
20111,178
20121,174
20131,230
20161,410
20181,334
20191,374
20201,342
20211,169
20221,045
20231,126
20251,268

These are counts of learners from the Department of Basic Education’s national school lists. A few figures that look like recording errors are left out. We found no list with figures for 2014, 2015, 2017, 2024. How we read these lists.

What is the learner-to-educator ratio at Amogelang Secondary School?

How many learners there are per educator, compared to schools in the same quintile and phase. The educator count includes teachers, heads of department, and principals, so real class sizes are usually larger than this number suggests.

Fewer learners per educator than 87% of similar schools

(Q2 Secondary schools in Gauteng)

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Pretoria CBD35.6 km · 34 min
Centurion51.2 km · 39 min
Midrand65.9 km · 46 min

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What other schools are near Amogelang Secondary School?

Other schools within a few kilometres. Proximity does not imply similarity: these schools may serve different phases, quintiles, or communities.

Raikana Primary School

Primary · Public · Quintile 2

1,034 learners 32 educators 32:1

Fewer learners per educator than 62% of similar schools

Soshanguve · 0.5km away
St Francis Primary School

Primary · Public · Quintile 2

819 learners 24 educators 34:1

Fewer learners per educator than 44% of similar schools

Soshanguve · 0.6km away
Thakgalang Primary School

Primary · Public · Quintile 2

Data not available

Soshanguve · 0.8km away
Uthando Primary School

Primary · Public · Quintile 2

1,052 learners 36 educators 29:1

Fewer learners per educator than 86% of similar schools

Soshanguve · 0.8km away
Senthibele Senior Secondary School

Secondary · Public · Quintile 2

1,253 learners 38 educators 33:1

Fewer learners per educator than 24% of similar schools

Soshanguve · 0.9km away

Schools serving similar communities

Other public secondary schools in Gauteng with Quintile 2.

Grouped by quintile, phase and province. These schools face similar resource constraints to Amogelang Secondary School. This grouping is for browsing and is broader than the peer group used for the matric percentile above.

Senthibele Senior Secondary School

Secondary · Public · Quintile 2

1,253 learners 38 educators 33:1

Fewer learners per educator than 24% of similar schools

Soshanguve
New Eersterust Secondary School

Secondary · Public · Quintile 2

990 learners 33 educators 30:1

Fewer learners per educator than 63% of similar schools

Hammanskraal
Lehwelereng Secondary School

Secondary · Public · Quintile 2

1,394 learners 42 educators 33:1

Fewer learners per educator than 20% of similar schools

Hammanskraal

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School data: DBE EMIS Q3 2025. Matric results: NSC School Performance Report 2025. Subject results: NSC School Subject Reports 2024 & 2025. Infrastructure: NEIMS/EFMS 2021 (historical). Learner-educator comparisons group schools by quintile, phase and province; matric comparisons group by sector and province, plus quintile for public schools. The learner-educator ratio includes all staff classified as educators, so actual class sizes may differ. Learn about our methodology

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