Christian Brothers’ College Boksburg High School is committed to the development of the whole person. Our policies, processes and approach to teaching and learning are there to facilitate Academic, Physical, Cultural and Spiritual growth in all who are part of our College family and where the presence of each individual is valued.

The Christian ethos of our school is reflected in our selection process which although involving an entrance examination, is structured to acknowledge a wide variety of abilities and talents. We take great pride in developing each of our students to their utmost potential.

We strive to be a progressive and caring environment in which foundations are laid and character is developed, enriching the lives of our boys and preparing them for the opportunities and adventures they will have as they develop into the “Men of Honour.”The men we expect them to be.

“You will never do anything in this world without courage.It is the greatest quality of the mind next to honour.”Aristotle

The school has a well-balanced academic and extra-mural and spiritual development programme, delivered by well-trained, motivated and experienced staff, with and understanding of the learning needs of the boys.

Our boys are exceptionally proud of C.B.C. and there is indeed a tremendous sense of community within the school. This is further enhanced by our unique House and Leadership system, through which a strong work ethic, self-worth, individual recognition and a sense of belonging is created.

Academics

C.B.C. has been in the business of educating young men for over 80 years and has a long tradition of high academic standards.

A 100% pass rate has been the norm over this time. The matric exemption rate is on average 85% – 95 %.

For the past 22 years we have written the Independent Examination Board Exam and within the past few years (from groups of approximately 55 – 60 matrics) we have had 3 students qualify for the I.E.B. Top 50 nationally.

The academic staff is a well trained and highly motivated group of people. As R. Fikes says, “Exceptional people make exceptional sacrifices while demanding exceptional outcomes.”