School Management
The school follows a 8-day cycled Time Table. There are six 55-minute periods in each school day. The school is arranged with Teacher-Based Specialist Rooms. Hence learners move from class-to-class depending on the Time Table. This method is preferred as the subject teacher can host a range of equipment and learning aids in their Specialist Room - thus benefitting the learner. The movement is kept to minimal, however, by careful allocation of Specialised Rooms.
Learners are expected to wear a specialised uniform. Boys wear a grey trousers, white shirt and school tie (blue, with white stripes). Girls wear a check blue and white dress.
Learners are not allowed to carry cellphones to school and if found in their possession, it is confiscated and a fine may apply.
Due to Stanger Secondary's proximity to a tarred road and the fact that it has electricity and running water, it is classed a Quintile 4 fee-charging school. School fees in 2013 was set at ZAR1310-00. Learners from disadvantaged backgrounds may apply for a concession.
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