Verulam Secondary

Verulam Secondary is a South African school in Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal. Founded in 1951, it currently schools over 1000 students. The principal is M. I. Ismail.

KwaZulu-Natal High Schools
Alternative schools
  • Crawford College, Durban
  • Crawford College, La Lucia
  • Crawford College, North Coast
  • Roseway Waldorf School
Private schools
  • Al Falaah College
  • Clifton College
  • Durban Girls' College
  • Epworth School
  • Hilton College
  • Kearsney College
  • Maris Stella School
  • Michaelhouse
  • St. Anne's Diocesan College
  • St. Charles College
  • St. Henry's Marist Brothers' College
  • St. John's DSG
  • St. Mary's DSG
  • Thomas More College
  • The Wykeham Collegiate
  • Treverton College
  • Eden College Durban
  • Ashton International College
  • Creston College
  • Deutsche Schule Hermannsburg
  • Domino Servite School
  • Embury College
  • Felixton College
  • Grace College
  • Grantleigh
  • Maritzburg Christian School
  • Richards Bay Christian School
  • Southcity Christian College
  • St. Benedict's School
  • St. Patrick's College
  • Underberg High School
  • Waterfall College
Public schools
  • Alexandra High School
  • Carter High School
  • Durban Girls' High School
  • Durban High School
  • Durban North College
  • Ferrum High School
  • Glenwood High School
  • Hillcrest High School
  • Howick High School
  • Kloof High School
  • Maritzburg College
  • Mathunjwa High School
  • Nansindlela School
  • Northlands Girls' High School
  • Northwood School
  • Ohlange High School
  • Pietermaritzburg Girls' High School
  • Pinetown Boys' High School
  • Pinetown Girls' High School
  • Scottburgh High School
  • Port Shepstone High School
  • Verulam Secondary
  • Verulam Independent School
  • Westville Boys' High School
  • Westville Girls' High School
Vocational schools
  • George Campbell School of Technology


Famous quotes containing the word secondary:

    Words are always getting conventionalized to some secondary meaning. It is one of the works of poetry to take the truants in custody and bring them back to their right senses.
    William Butler Yeats (1865–1939)