Hoërskool Overkruin

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Hoërskool Overkruin
Address
127 Braam Pretorius Pretoria , Gauteng , 0129 South Africa
Coordinates	25°41′05″S 28°12′35″E / 25.684736°S 28.209777°E / -25.684736; 28.209777Coordinates: 25°41′05″S 28°12′35″E / 25.684736°S 28.209777°E / -25.684736; 28.209777
Information
Former names	Hoërskool Sinoville
Type	Public school
Established	1974; 48 years ago (1974)
Oversight	Gauteng Department of Education
Principal	Mnr P.J. Nel
Grades	8–12
Gender	Mixed
Age	13 to 18
Language	Afrikaans
Campus type	Urban Campus
Colour(s)	Maroon   White
Newspaper	Verkyker
Website	www.overkruin.com

Hoërskool Overkruin is a public Afrikaans medium co-educational high school that has a strong foundation based on Christian values and ethics.

History[]

Originally named Hoërskool Sinoville, the school was founded on 10 June 1974. It was later renamed to Hoërskool Overkruin and had grown from 408 pupils in 1974 to 1270 by the year 2014.

Culture[]

• Choir
• Performance Arts
• Photography
• Public Speaking
• Music
• Art

Sport[]

• Athletics
• Cricket
• Chess
• Golf
• Hockey
• Mountain Bike
• Netball
• Rugby
• Softball
• Sevens Rugby
• Soccer
• Swimming
• Table Tennis
• Tennis

Headmasters[]

• 1974 - 1982 : Mnr. M.S. Mulder
• 1983 - 1987 : Dr. S.A.V. Coetzee
• 1988 - 2008 : Dr. J.M. Theunissen
• 2009 - Present : Mnr. P.J. Nel

Notes and references[]

External links[]

• school website

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