NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Feb '26 - Oct '26
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Jul 2026
Unresolved bullying, derogatory coaching remarks, and ongoing structural concerns
I am writing this review to highlight severe, ongoing issues regarding the environment and management at Trinityhouse Little Falls. From my first-hand experiences with the educators it has shown a profound lack of support for children facing social distress. When handling critical issues, the management's approach leaves us feeling entirely un-supported, resulting in an exhausting and un-sustainable experience for both child and parent. Furthermore, one can witness highly inappropriate behaviour from staff, including sports coaches using derogatory language to describe adults and au pairs directly to the children. In my opinion, based on these ongoing personal experiences alongside the publicized Roodepoort Record article detailing allegations of ****** at the school, there is a persistent and deeply concerning culture of bullying and prejudice that management fails to adequately address with their educators. I strongly advise any parent prioritizing their child's emotional safety to look elsewhere, as the current social climate and lack of administrative care for conflict resolution to both parties make it an environment where vulnerable children simply will not cope.
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2026
Unresolved bullying, derogatory coaching remarks, and ongoing structural concerns
I am writing this review to highlight severe, ongoing issues regarding the environment and management at Trinityhouse Little Falls. From my first-hand experiences with the educators it has shown a profound lack of support for children facing social distress. When handling critical issues, the management's approach leaves us feeling entirely un-supported, resulting in an exhausting and un-sustainable experience for both child and parent. Furthermore, one can witness highly inappropriate behaviour from staff, including sports coaches using derogatory language to describe adults and au pairs directly to the children. In my opinion, based on these ongoing personal experiences alongside the publicized Roodepoort Record article detailing allegations of ****** at the school, there is a persistent and deeply concerning culture of bullying and prejudice that management fails to adequately address with their educators. I strongly advise any parent prioritizing their child's emotional safety to look elsewhere, as the current social climate and lack of administrative care for conflict resolution to both parties make it an environment where vulnerable children simply will not cope.
1 reviews | Active since Sept 2023
Trinity House Little Falls – A Deeply Disappointing Experience
Review: Trinity House Little Falls (2025 Grade 8 Experience) In 2025, I enrolled my son in Grade 8 at Trinity House Little Falls. He had previously attended a Catholic private school and was excited to experience something new, especially a school so close to home and carrying a strong reputation under a well-known education group. His first term went well academically. However, during the second term, his performance declined significantly, particularly in Mathematics. As a proactive parent, I arranged additional support through AGP classes and private tutorials. During this time, I became concerned that he was struggling to adapt to the teaching methodology. I raised these concerns with both the subject teacher and the principal. Shortly thereafter, my son was formally charged for an incident involving him and other learners. Due process was followed, and he received detention and a six-month behavioral warning. I had no issue with disciplinary procedures being app**** where necessary. However, the six-month warning began to affect him psychologically (stigma). After careful consideration, I decided to remove him from the school and re-enroll him at his previous Catholic school, where he was warmly welcomed back and supported. What disappointed me most was the lack of engagement from Trinity House upon our departure. There was no exit interview, no follow-up conversation, and no apparent concern about retaining a learner whose family was paying over R13,000 per month in fees. As a parent, one hopes that schools prioritise nurturing and development, especially when challenges arise. To parents: My advice is to conduct thorough research before enrolling your children, even at schools that appear prestigious. Reputation and branding do not always reflect the lived experience of learners. Each child is different, and it is important to ensure the environment truly supports their growth and wellbeing. This was the right decision for my son, but I believe parents deserve transparency when making such important choices.
1 reviews | Active since Sept 2023
Trinity House Little Falls – A Deeply Disappointing Experience
Review: Trinity House Little Falls (2025 Grade 8 Experience) In 2025, I enrolled my son in Grade 8 at Trinity House Little Falls. He had previously attended a Catholic private school and was excited to experience something new, especially a school so close to home and carrying a strong reputation under a well-known education group. His first term went well academically. However, during the second term, his performance declined significantly, particularly in Mathematics. As a proactive parent, I arranged additional support through AGP classes and private tutorials. During this time, I became concerned that he was struggling to adapt to the teaching methodology. I raised these concerns with both the subject teacher and the principal. Shortly thereafter, my son was formally charged for an incident involving him and other learners. Due process was followed, and he received detention and a six-month behavioral warning. I had no issue with disciplinary procedures being app**** where necessary. However, the six-month warning began to affect him psychologically (stigma). After careful consideration, I decided to remove him from the school and re-enroll him at his previous Catholic school, where he was warmly welcomed back and supported. What disappointed me most was the lack of engagement from Trinity House upon our departure. There was no exit interview, no follow-up conversation, and no apparent concern about retaining a learner whose family was paying over R13,000 per month in fees. As a parent, one hopes that schools prioritise nurturing and development, especially when challenges arise. To parents: My advice is to conduct thorough research before enrolling your children, even at schools that appear prestigious. Reputation and branding do not always reflect the lived experience of learners. Each child is different, and it is important to ensure the environment truly supports their growth and wellbeing. This was the right decision for my son, but I believe parents deserve transparency when making such important choices.