Hillview High School - Sport Houses

Sport Houses

The sport houses are named after cities in Greece:

Athens-Green

Olympia-Blue

Sparta-Red

Troy- Yellow

Gauteng Province High Schools

Alternative schools	Crawford College, Lonehill Crawford College, Pretoria Crawford College, Sandton King David Schools Michael Mount Waldorf School Torah Academy Yeshiva College

Private schools	Beaulieu College Christian Brothers' College, Boksburg Christian Brothers' College, Mount Edmund Christian Brothers' College, Pretoria CVO Skool Pretoria Cornwall Hill College Kingsmead College Redhill School Roedean School Sacred Heart College St. Alban's College St. Andrew's School for Girls St Catherine's School St David's Marist Inanda St. Dominic's Catholic School For Girls St John's College St. Martin's School St. Mary's DSG St Peter's College St Stithians College

Public schools	Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool Hillview High School Hoërskool Akasia Hoërskool Bastion Hoërskool Centurion Hoërskool Die Wilgers Hoërskool FH Odendaal Hoërskool Florida Hoërskool Garsfontein Hoërskool Helpmekaar Hoërskool John Vorster Hoërskool Kemptonpark Hoërskool Langenhoven Hoërskool Linden Hoërskool Menlopark Hoërskool Monument Hoërskool Oos-Moot Hoërskool Pretoria Tuine Hoërskool Randburg Hoërskool Rooihuiskraal Hoërskool Staatspresident C R Swart Hoërskool Silverton Hoërskool Waterkloof Hoërskool Wonderboom Hoërskool Zwartkop Jeppe High School for Boys Jeppe High School for Girls Jeugland Hoërskool King Edward VII School Lyttelton Manor High School Northcliff High School Parktown Boys' High School Pretoria Boys High School Pretoria High School for Girls Pro Arte Alphen Park Sutherland High School The Glen High School Tsogo High School (Mmakau) Willowridge High School

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