Overview
St David's Marist College is a independent combined school (Grades R–12) located in Inanda, Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa. It currently enrols 1,453 learners and is staffed by 157 educators (a learner-to-educator ratio of approximately 9:1), operating as a fee-charging school. It falls within the Johannesburg East education district.
Benchmark against nearby schools
Compared with 35 other combined schools in Sandton.
School fees
Private school fees vary widely. Request the official 2027 fee schedule from St David's Marist College directly.
Private combined school (Grades R–12); fees set by the school.
Fee questions
How much are school fees at St David's Marist College for 2027?
For 2027, St David's Marist College falls within a r20,000 – r250,000+ per year (typical range) band and serves 1,453 learners in the Johannesburg East district. The SGB sets the precise fee annually; phone 011 215 7600 for the published amount.
Is St David's Marist College a no-fee school?
No, St David's Marist College is a fee-charging school in the Johannesburg East district. Annual fees are set by the SGB and apply to all enrolled learners.
What is the quintile of St David's Marist College and what does it mean for fees?
St David's Marist College operates as an independent school in Inanda, Sandton, Gauteng and is therefore not part of the public-school quintile system. All fees are determined privately by the school.
How to apply
Applications to St David's Marist College for Grade R, Grade 1 or Grade 8 are submitted via the GDE Online Admissions online system, with confirmation handled by St David's Marist College in the Johannesburg East education district. Below is the step-by-step process specific to Gauteng.
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Confirm availability with St David's Marist College
Call 011 215 7600 to confirm whether St David's Marist College has open places for the year you're applying.
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Start the application
Register on the GDE Online Admissions portal when applications open and select St David's Marist College as a preferred school.
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Submit your documents
Upload all required documents to the GDE Online Admissions portal before the published cut-off and keep your reference number.
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Pay any required deposits or fees
If accepted, St David's Marist College (an SGB-funded school) may require a registration deposit. The exact amount is confirmed by the school.
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Confirm placement and enrol
Check your GDE Online Admissions dashboard for the placement outcome. If accepted, complete on-site registration at St David's Marist College.
- Certified copy of the learner's birth certificate or ID
- Certified copies of both parents'/guardians' South African IDs (or passport/permit for non-citizens)
- Proof of residence (utility bill not older than 3 months)
- Latest school report
- Immunisation card / clinic card (especially for Grade R / Grade 1)
- Most recent end-of-year report from the previous school
- Transfer letter from the previous school (for Grade 8+ transfers)
Admissions questions
How do I apply to St David's Marist College for the next school year?
To apply to St David's Marist College for the next academic year, register on the GDE Online Admissions portal during the official admission window and select St David's Marist College as a preferred school. GDE Online Admissions for Grade 1 and Grade 8 typically opens around July of the preceding year. For confirmation of available places, contact St David's Marist College via phone 011 215 7600.
What documents do I need to apply at St David's Marist College?
St David's Marist College requires the following documents for admission: • Certified copy of the learner's birth certificate or ID • Certified copies of both parents'/guardians' South African IDs (or passport/permit for non-citizens) • Proof of residence (utility bill not older than 3 months) • Latest school report • Immunisation card / clinic card (especially for Grade R / Grade 1) Contact St David's Marist College (phone 011 215 7600) for any school-specific requirements and to verify what must be uploaded to the GDE Online Admissions.
