Our School

Lingomso Primary School opened its doors in January 2017. Located in Tulbagh, adjacent to the Chris Hani Settlement, the school was established to serve the educational needs of the growing community.

Today, we accommodate mostly learners of seasonal farm workers from the areas of Tulbagh, Wolseley, and Gouda, providing them with a stable and nurturing environment where they can learn, grow, and thrive.

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Our Vision

Lingomso Primary School is a pioneer of knowledge lessons that empower learners’ practical and critical reasoning.

Our Facilities

Lingomso Primary School boasts a well-developed campus designed to support quality teaching and learning:

• 28 x Instructional Classrooms (Grade 1 to Grade 7)
• 4 x Grade R Classrooms
• 1 x Multipurpose Classroom
• 1 x Multipurpose Computer Lab Classroom
• 1 x ultimedia Centre
• 1 x Hall with Basement Floor
• 1 x Administration Block with 7 Offices & a Staff Room
• 1 x Sports Field for Rugby & Soccer in one
• 1 x Netball Court
• 50,000 Litre Water Tanks pumped by an Automatic Borehole
• 47 x Parking Bays (2 x people with disabilities, 6 x visitors, 4 x drop off & 35 x staff)
• Bus parking & truck loading zone

Our Community

Lingomso Primary School is deeply rooted in its community. We proudly accommodate learners from Tulbagh, Wolseley, and Gouda — mostly children of seasonal farm workers.

Our school is more than a place of learning; it is a community hub where children are nurtured, families are supported, and futures are built.

Language of Teaching and Learning

• Grade R to Grade 3: IsiXhosa
• Grade 4 to Grade 7: English (with IsiXhosa as Home Language)

Our Learners and Staff Members

• Total Enrolment (including Grade R): 717 learners
• Staff: Dedicated teaching and support committed to learner success

Our Boards Initiatives

• We mounted 6 duplex boards on displaying values like Uthando (Love) and Intlonipho (Respect) in line with the Western Cape Education Department's initiative

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