Kp Toto Technical And Commercial Secondary School (Kuruman)

Okay so KP Toto Technical and Commercial Secondary School in Mothibistad, Kuruman, Northern Cape. First of all, the name alone is doing too much work. Technical AND Commercial? So what, you learning to fix a gearbox in the morning and then invoice the client for it in the afternoon? That is actually lowkey impressive, ngl. The Northern Cape is not playing games with the curriculum choices. Now 1358 learners and only 50 teachers. That is a 27.2 to 1 ratio, bru. Your teacher is not teaching a class, they are addressing a small town. That one educator standing at the front is basically doing a TED Talk to a live studio audience. If you needed help understanding a sum, you were getting a number and waiting your turn like a government hospital. The pass rate is sitting at 75.6%, which in the Northern Cape heat, in Kuruman, with 27 kids fighting for one teacher's attention, is genuinely not bad at all. No fees either, so the government is footing the bill, which means the only thing standing between you and a matric certificate was the Kuruman sun trying to cook you alive through the classroom window and load shedding killing the projector right before the important slide. Overall verdict: KP Toto is out here building mechanics and accountants in the middle of the Northern Cape with no fees and no excuses, which is more than most schools with fancy blazers and R50k a year fees can say.