List of schools in Namibia

Epukiro Post 3 Junior Secondary School, a school in the standard design devised by Gabriel Castro

Namibia has 1,723 schools, 119 private schools and 1,604 government schools. As of August 2013, 26 additional schools were under construction, and most of the country nevertheless experiences a shortage of schools, school hostels, and classroom space. 24,660 teachers at Namibia's schools cater for total of 617,827 pupils.^[1]

Many Namibian schools are built in a uniform design that was suggested by Chilean Gabriel Castro in the 1990s.^[2]

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• AA Denk Gedenkskool
• Acacia High School
• Academia Secondary School
• A. Shipena Secondary School
• All Nations Christian School
• Amazing Kids Private School
• Amakali Combined School
• Ambunda Primary School
• AME Community Private Primary School, Kalkrand^[3]
• Amen Combined School
• Andimba Toivo ya Toivo Senior Secondary School (formerly: Oluno Senior Secondary School), Ondangwa, Oshana Region^[4]
• Anna Maasdorp Primary School
• Arandis Primary School
• Ashipala Junior Secondary School
• Atlantic Junior Secondary School
• Augustineum Training College, Windhoek^[5] (until 1890: Otjimbingwe,^[6] until 1968: Okahandja^[7])
• Auas Primary School
• Beenbreck Primary School
• Bet-hel Primary School
• Blouberg Primary School
• Bloukrans Primary School, Dordabis^[3]
• Bukalo Primary School, Katima Mulilo^[3]
• Bunya Combined School
• Braunfels Secondary School
• Cabatana Private School- Oshana region
• Canisianum Roman Catholic High School, Omusati Region^[8] Was the fourth-best school in the country in 2013 and 2014.^[9]
• C. Spellmeyer Junior Secondary School
• Caprivi Secondary School
• Centaurus Secondary School
• Charles Andersson School
• Chief Katako Primary School
• Chinchimane Combined School
• Combretum Trust School
• Concordia College (Namibia)
• Constantia Private School
• Cornelius Goreseb Secondary School
• Cosmos Highschool
• C. J. Brandt High School
• Da-Palm Senior Secondary School, Otjimbingwe, Erongo Region^[10]
• Dagbreek Centre, Windhoek, a school for the handicapped^[11]
• Danie Joubert Combined School
• Daweb Combined School in Maltahöhe, Hardap Region
• Dawid Bezuidenhout High School in Windhoek, Khomas Region^[12]
• David Sheehama Secondary School
• De Duine Secondary School
• Delta Primary School Windhoek (DSW), Windhoek
• Delta Secondary School Windhoek (DSSW), Windhoek
• Deutsche Höhere Privatschule Windhoek (DHPS), Windhoek
• Deutscher Schulverein Otjiwarongo
• Diaz Junior Secondary School
• Dibasen Junior Secondary School in Okombahe, Erongo Region^[13]
• Divundu Combined School
• Divundu Vision School, Divundu, Kavango Region^[14] First Vision School of Namibia, established 2013.^[15]
• Donatus School Otjiwarongo
• Don Bosco Primary School, Keetmanshoop^[16]
• Donkerbos Primary School, Donkerbos, Omaheke Region^[17]
• Dorado Pre-Primary School,1226 Hydra/Taurus Street, Dorado Park, Windhoek
• Dordabis Primary School
• Duneside Private School, Erongo Region^[8]
• Ebenhaeser Primary School
• Eddie Bowe Primary School
• Edundja Junior Secondary School
• Eembo Combined School
• Eenhana School
• Eenkalashe Combined School, Onesi^[3]
• E. Garoëb Primary School
• Eengedjo Senior Secondary School, Ohangwena Region
• Ehomba School
• Ekulo Senior Secondary School, Omuthiya, Oshikoto Region^[18]
• Elamba Combined School
• ELCIN Nkurenkuru High School, Nkurenkuru, Kavango Region^[8]
• Ella du Plessis High School, Windhoek^[19]
• Endombe Combined School
• Engombe Junior Primary School, Uuvudhiya Constituency, Oshana Region. This small school was established in 1996 by the community and corporate sponsors. Since the building's roof blew off in 2013, instruction is given in tents.^[20]
• Elakalapwa Combined School
• Elao Primary School, Okalongo, Omusati Region
• Elondo Primary School
• Eloolo Combined School
• Emma Hoogenhout Primary School est 1900
• Emma H. Greef Primary School
• Empelheim High School
• Eengwena Primary School
• Epako Junior Secondary School
• Epandulo Combined School, Onalunike, Oshikoto Region
• Epukiro Post 3 Junior Secondary School, Epukiro, Omaheke Region^[21]
• Epukiro Roman Catholic Primary School, Epukiro, Omaheke Region^[22]
• Erkki Tauya Junior Secondary School (formerly Nakayale Combined School)
• Eros School for Girls
• Eros Primary School
• Erundu Secondary School
• Etalaleko Secondary School
• Ekulo Senior Secondary School
• Etanga School
• Etosha Secondary School, Tsumeb, Oshikoto Region^[23]
• Etsapa Combined School
• Frans Frederik Primary School
• Frans Aupa Indongo Primary School, Windhoek^[24]
• Gabriel Taapopi Senior Secondary School, Oshana Region^[25]
• Gam Primary School
• Gammams Primary School
• Gobabis Primary School
• Gobabis Gymnasium Private School, Gobabis, Omaheke Region. Was the third-best school in the country in 2014 (2013: rank 6).^[9]
• Gqaina Primary School
• Groot-Aub Junior Primary School
• Grootberg Primary School Erwee
• Grootfontein Agri College - GAC
• Grootfontein Secondary School
• Haimbili Haufiku Senior Secondary School near Eenhana, Ohangwena Region^[25]
• Hans Daniel Senior Secondary School
• Haisisira Junior Primary School, Kavango Region^[26]
• Haudano Secondary School (formerly: Okalongo Senior Secondary School)
• Helen Van Rhijn Primary School
• Hedimbi Primary School, Eengodi Constituency, Oshikoto Region. Established in 1992, 154 pupils in 2013^[27]
• Heroes Private School, Oshikoto Region^[8]
• High School P.K. De Villiers
• Highlands Christian School, Windhoek
• High Technical School Windhoek
• Hochland High School, Windhoek
• Holy Cross Convent School Windhoek est 1906
• Hosea Kutako Primary School, Aminuis, Omaheke Region^[28]
• Hooksteen Combined School, Rosh Pinah, ǁKaras Region^[1]
• I. Shifidi Secondary School
• I K Tjimuhiva Combined School
• Iipumbu Senior Secondary School
• Imakusi School
• International School of Walvis Bay
• Isak Buys Primary School
• Isak Katali Combined School, Onesi
• Isize Junior Secondary School
• Iihenda Secondary School
• J. G. Van der Wath Secondary School, Okahandja
• Jan Jonker Afrikaner High School, Katutura, Windhoek
• Jacob Basson Combined School
• Jakob Marengo Secondary School, Windhoek. Established in 1985 as an alternative, learner-centerer school and named after freedom fighter Jakob Marengo, the school catered for close to 1,000 learners in grades 10–12. It is one of a few schools in Namibia where learners are not required to wear school uniform.^[29]
• Jan Möhr Secondary School
• Junior Secondary School H Vedder
• Junior Secondary School PJ Tsaitsaib
• Juuso Shikongo Secondary School, Oshikoto Region^[8]
• Kamwandi Primary School
• Karukuta Primary School, Kavango Region
• Karibib Primary School
• Karibib Junior Secondary School, Karibib, Erongo Region
• Karibib Private School^[30]
• Karundu Primary School, Otjiwarongo
• Kasivi Combined School, Kavango Region
• Katima Primary School
• Karuci Senior Primary School
• Kauluma Combined School
• Keendawala Combined School
• Kephas Muzuma Combined School
• Khomas High School
• Klein Aub Boys School
• Klein Aub Primary School
• Kolin Foundation Secondary School
• Kongola Combined School, Kongola, Zambezi Region^[31]
• Kuisebmond Secondary School, Walvis Bay
• Leevi Hakusembe Senior Secondary School, Kavango Region
• Likelo Combined School, Epembe Constituency, Ohangwena Region
• Linus Shashipapo Secondary School, Kavango Region^[32]
• Linyanti Combined School, Linyanti Constituency, Zambezi Region^[33]
• Mangetti Dune Primary School, Tsumkwe Constituency, Otjozondjupa Region. Mangetti Dune is a boarding school that mainly caters for the marginalised San community; its learners come from families that live in extreme poverty. The school had 363 learners and has 14 teachers in 2014, and was the constituency's best performing primary school. The school buildings are part of a converted military base.^[34]
• Mariental Primary School, Mariental^[3]
• Marmer Primary School, Aus
• Martin Luther High School, Okombahe^[35]
• Martin Ndumba Combined School, Divundu, Kavango Region^[14]
• Martti Ahtisaari Primary School, Wanaheda, Windhoek. Established 1991 as Wanaheda Primary School, renamed 1997 after Martti Ahtisaari, head of UNTAG^[36]
• Maurits Devenish Private School (Ongwediva)
• Mbongolo Primary School
• Mphe Thuto Primary School, Tsjaka, Omaheke Region
• Morukutu Primary School
• Motsomi Primary School, Aminuis, Omaheke Region^[28]
• Mumbwenge Combined School, Ombalamumbwenge, Oshikoto Region^[37][38]
• Mwaala Nashilongo High School
• Mwadikange Kaulinge Secondary School
• Mwadinomho Combined School
• Mweshipandeka High School, Ongwediva, Oshana Region^[39]
• Nailenge Primary School, Ohangwena^[3]
• Nambula Combined School
• Namib High School (1913–1918: Städtische Realschule mit Grundschule, 1919–1929: Swakopmund Primary School, 1930–1945: Reformrealgymnasium, 1946–1975: Swakopmund High School, 1976–1980: Deutsche Schule Swakopmund, 1981–1997: Deutsche Oberschule Swakopmund), Swakopmund, Erongo Region^[40]
• Namibia Primary School, established 1988 as Namibian English Primary School. Katutura, Windhoek, Khomas Region^[41]
• Nanghonda Combined School
• Ndiyona Combined School, Kavango Region
• Negumbo Senior Secondary School, Onaanda, Omusati Region,^[42] established in 2005.^[43] Was the sixth-best school in the country in 2014 (2013: rank 5).^[9]
• Nehale Senior Secondary School
• Noordgrens Sekondere, Omusati Region
• Nossob Primary School, Omaheke Region^[44]
• Nuuyoma Senior Secondary School, Oshikuku, Omusati Region^[45]
• Ntara Combined School, Kavango Region
• Nyangana Combined School, Kavango Region
• Nyondo Combined School, Kavango Region
• Ohaukelo Combined School
• Odibo Combined School, Odibo, Ohangwena Region^[46]
• Oikango Combined School, Oikango, Oshana Region^[47]
• Oipya Primary School
• Olambo Primary School, Onyaanya Constituency, Oshikoto Region
• Olupaka Combined School
• Ongenga Combined School
• Onghwiyu Primary School, Oshikunde Constituency, Ohangwena Region
• Omaruru Primary School, Omaruru
• Omatjete Primary School, Omaruru^[3]
• Omuhaturua Primary School
• Omutse Combined School
• Okaepe Project School
• Okakarara Secondary School
• Okathitu Combined School
• Omakondo Combined School
• Ombombo Combined School
• Ombome Combined School, Onesi Constituency
• Ombuga Combined School, Okatana Constituency, Oshana Region^[48]
• Ombundu Primary School
• Omuulukila Primary School
• Onaholongo Combined School
• Onakaheke Combined School
• Onakalunga Combined School, Omundaungilo Constituency, Ohangwena Region, established in 1995.^[49]
• Onamukulo Combined School
• Onamutene Combined School
• Onangolo Secondary School
• Onangholo Combined School
• Onanghulo Combined School
• Onankali Combined School
• Onangwe Junior Secondary School
• Onampadhi Primary School
• Onathinge-South Combined School
• Onashitendo Primary School
• Ondangwa Prof Pre-Primary School
• Ondeihaluka Combined School
• Onderombua Primary School
• Onesi Senior Secondary School, Onesi
• Ongha Senior Secondary School
• Oniihwa Combined School
• Oniiwe Primary School
• Onguti Senior Secondary School
• Ongolo Combined School
• Ontoko Combined School, 40 kilometres (25 mi) west of Outapi, Omusati Region^[50]
• Onyika Junior Secondary School
• okomakwiya primary school (onesi)
• Orange Combined School
• Oranjemund Private School - //Karas Region
• Orban Primary School
• Orwetoveni Primary School, Otjiwarongo
• Oshakati Senior Secondary School
• Oshali West Combined School
• Oshigambo High School, Oshikoto Region^[8]
• Oshilemba Combined School
• Otjiwarongo Secondary School, Otjiwarongo, Otjozondjupa Region^[51]
• Oupili Combined School
• Outjo Secondary School
• Peoples Primary School
• Petrus Ganeb Secondary School, Khorixas
• Petrus Vries Primary School, Khauxas, Hardap Region^[52]
• Pionier Boys' School, Windhoek, Khomas Region^[53]
• Pionierspark Primary School
• Paresis Secondary School [Otjiwarongo]
• Primary School Baumgartsbrunn, Khomas Region^[54]
• Rietquelle Junior Secondary School at Rietquelle, part of Aminuis, Omaheke Region^[55]
• Rocky Crest High School
• Roman Catholic Mokaleng Combined School, Aminuis, Omaheke Region^[56]
• Romanus Kamunoko Senior Secondary School
• Rosh Pinah Academy, a secondary school in Rosh Pinah^[57]
• Ruacana Vocational High School
• Rucara Combined School, Kavango Region
• Rundu Secondary School (RSS), Kavango Region^[58]
• Rupara Combined School, Kavango Region
• Sanjo Senior Secondary School, Bukalo, Zambezi Region^[59]
• Schmelenville Combined School, Bethanie^[16]
• Shaanika Nashilongo Secondary School, Okahao, Omusati Region^[60]
• Shikeva Combined School, Ohangwena^[3]
• Shikongo Iipinge Senior Secondary School, Tsandi, Omusati Region^[61]
• Shikudule Combined School
• Shitemo Combined School, Kavango Region
• Simataa Secondary School, Chinchimane, Zambezi Region^[62]
• Singalamwe Combined School, Singalamwe, Zambezi Region^[63]
• St. Andrews Primary School
• St Boniface College (SBC), Kavango Region^[64]
• St Barnabas Anglican Church School, destroyed in the 1960s when Windhoek's Old Location was closed for Blacks.^[65]
• St. Charles Lwanga High School
• St George's Diocesan College
• St George's Diocesan Preparatory School
• St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic School, Khomas Region^[8]
• St. Mary's Odibo High School, Odibo, Ohangwena Region^[46]
• St. Paul's College, Windhoek, Khomas Region^[8]
• Suiderhof Primary School
• Swakopmund Christian Academy
• The University Centre for Studies in Namibia (TUCSIN), Windhoek, Khomas Region^[8]
• Tobias Hainyeko Project School, Windhoek^[24]
• Tree Tops Pre School, Windhoek, Khomas Region
• Tsau ǁKhaeb Secondary School, Rosh Pinah^[66]
• Tsandi Primary School
• Tsaraxa-Aibes Combined School, Otjiwarongo
• Tsumkwe Primary School, Tsumkwe^[3]
• Tsumeb Gimnasium (Tsumeb Afrikaanse Private School)
• Tulihongeni Combined School
• Uukule Senior Secondary School, Onyaana Constituency, Oshikoto Region^[67]
• Uutsathima Combined School, Uutsathima, Okahao Constituency, Omusati Region, situated 80 kilometres (50 mi) from Okahao. A school predominantly for San people with 12 teachers and more than 300 pupils.^[68]
• Uuyoka Combined School
• Waldorf School Windhoek
• Walvis Bay Private School, Walvis Bay, Erongo Region^[8]
• Wennie Du Plessis Secondary School, Gobabis, Omaheke Region^[25]
• Willem Borchat Primary School
• Windhoek Afrikaanse Privaatskool
• Windhoek Gymnasium Private School, Windhoek, Khomas Region^[8][69]
• Windhoek High School (WHS)
• Windhoek International School (WIS)

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