Welcome to St Peter’s Foundation

The role of the St Peter’s Foundation is to raise the money required, and manage the funds, for the Social Responsibility programmes of St Peter’s Prep Schools. The programmes are 100% dependent on external funding, and a portion of the administration costs are covered by the school.

The Foundation is a registered public benefit organisation (PBO: 930-007-561) and operates as an independent trust fund, managed by an independent board of trustees. The trust has been set up in such a way so as to protect the money donated to us.

Donations to the Foundation entitle donors to a Section 18A tax certificate and we have an independent verification confirming a B-BBEE SED recognition of 100%. Funds donated to the Foundation go to the donor specified programmes.

The Foundation also exists to manage and grow a Longevity Fund, which will be used for long-term strategic advancement of the St Peter’s community. The Longevity Fund exists to ensure the sustainability of education for future generations.

Latest News from
St Peter’s Foundation School

St Peter's Prep Schools Giving Back

February 10, 2020 | Social and emotional | Social responsibility | Leigh Lidgey: Community Partnership Co-ordinator
WOW! Thank you to all the volunteers who were at the first Sefikeng session on Wednesday! What an incredible start to our Sefikeng year. As we entered the school on Wednesday morning, the chant of ‘St Peter’s, St Peter’s!’ resounded through the school as the Sefikeng children realised we…

St Peter's Prep Schools Making a Difference

July 26, 2019 | Social responsibility | Jaya Govender
Mandela Day is an annual international day in honour of Nelson Mandela, celebrated each year on 18 July, Mandela’s birthday. People are encouraged to take 67 minutes of their day to fight for social justice. This year, on 22 July, our St Peters Prep Community, which included our parents,…

#MANDELADAY2019 COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVE

July 25, 2019 | Social and emotional | Social responsibility | Monica Sloane
Madiba’s spirit was alive on Saturday, when over 250 St Peter’s families and staff joined their Sefikeng counterparts to give their 67 minutes. The overwhelming sense of community that prevailed was palpable - passion, care and enthusiasm abounded.…
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