Forming the mind, shaping character
Since 1994, Joy To The World High School has provided Christ-centered, high-quality education that prepares students to lead and serve their communities with excellence.
Grade 8 to Grade 11
Teaching emphasizes deep understanding, faith-informed ethics, communication, collaboration and problem-solving. Assessments follow national standards and prepare students for further education and the world of work.
To prepare students for a rapidly changing world, we offer computer literacy and ICT studies in our equipped computer laboratory, with technology integrated responsibly to enhance learning.
What students learn
Languages
- English
- Sesotho
- English Literature
STEM
- Mathematics
- Physical Science
- Biology
- ICT
Humanities & Business
- Business Studies
- Accounting
- Geography
- Religious Studies
- Life Skills
Co-curricular life
Academic clubs
Book Club, English Club, Business Club, IT Club and Science Club.
Sports & activities
Sports Club, inter-school athletics and sports day.
Faith & community
Student Fellowship, educational field trips and parents' open days.
Celebrations
Debates, the Closing Concert and Prize-Giving, celebrating excellence in academics, service and leadership.
Facilities include well-equipped classrooms, a library, a computer laboratory and science facilities; a kitchen, tuck shop, and recreational and sports grounds; and a counseling center, bookshop and staff housing. A nutritious lunch is served daily; students bring a clean plate.
Code of conduct
| Respect | For self, peers, staff, property and the learning environment. |
|---|---|
| Attendance | Attendance and punctuality are mandatory for all classes and school functions. |
| Academic integrity | Plagiarism and cheating are not tolerated. |
| Technology | Cell phones are not permitted during school hours. Devices must be off and kept away unless expressly authorised for learning. |
| Safety | Bullying, harassment, substance abuse and violence are strictly prohibited. |
| Discipline | Consistent with restorative discipline and school policy; serious breaches may result in suspension or expulsion in line with national regulations. |
Joining the High School
How to enrol
- Entry
- Grades 8–11, space permitting.
- Placement
- Based on prior academic record, conduct and space availability.
- Documents
- Certified copies of the latest report and birth certificate, passport-size photos and a transfer letter where applicable.
- Orientation
- All new students attend an induction to review school policies and culture.
Uniform
Uniforms are designed and supplied by the school uniform shop; only official items are permitted on campus and at official events. Sports attire (white golf shirt with the school logo, navy track pants, white training shoes and socks) is worn on Wednesdays.
Woollen hats, scarves, freezer jackets, bucket hats, caps and the navy blue school bag are available at the school shop.
Girls
- Dress
- Navy blue dress with a red-and-white checked blouse
- Jersey
- Navy blue V-neck wool jersey with one white and one red stripe
- Shoes
- Black school shoes
- Socks
- Black
- Hair
- Neatly kept: plaited straight backline or puff style with at least 16 lines, or neatly short. No hair pieces for those who plait.
Boys
- Trousers
- Navy blue (long or short)
- Shirt
- Sky blue
- Jersey
- Navy blue V-neck wool jersey with one white and one red stripe
- Shoes
- Black school shoes
- Socks
- Black
- Grooming
- No dreadlocks or stylised haircuts. Beards must be clean-shaven.
School fees
All term fees are due in full by the first day of each term to secure the learner's place and prevent disruption of learning.
| Category | Term 1 | Term 2 | Term 3 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Old students · Grades 8–11 | M2400 | M2400 | M2400 | M7200 |
| New students · Grades 8–11 | M2500* | M2400 | M2400 | M7300 |
| Monthly option (9 months) | M800/month | – | – | M7200 |
* Payable by new students only. New students: registration fee M150.00, payable on the day of registration at the school office; chair fee M100.00 once-off. All students purchase their own stationery.
Paying fees
Fees can be paid by bank transfer to Standard Lesotho Bank (account name: Joy To The World Schools), or by mobile money through Ecocash or M-Pesa. The account and merchant numbers are in the prospectus. Please present proof of payment to the school office.
Everything families need to know
Download the High School prospectus for programs, uniform, fees and payment details, or the brochure for a quick overview. When you are ready, apply online.