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Trinity Heritage House School Centurion
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Trinity Heritage House School Centurion
Unclaimed Business
2 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Performance(last 12 months):
Ranked In Education & Training
#13NPS Score
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Ranking
#13
in Education & Training
NPS Score
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Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
3.5|2 Reviews
Jun '25 - May '26
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Recent reviews (2)
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Nosiphiwo G
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
12 Nov 2025, 17:23
Trinity house heritage hill
Its a good school. It has its challenges like any shool
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Nosiphiwo G
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
12 Nov 2025, 17:23
Trinity house heritage hill
Its a good school. It has its challenges like any shool
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Nosiphiwo G
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
26 Oct 2025, 15:10
Trinity house Centurion
I guess people have different experiences. Trinity house school is not bad at all. I have been with that school for 9 years. I guess my children are happy. The school understands different needs for kids
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Nosiphiwo G
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
26 Oct 2025, 15:10
Trinity house Centurion
I guess people have different experiences. Trinity house school is not bad at all. I have been with that school for 9 years. I guess my children are happy. The school understands different needs for kids
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Mahlako M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
11 Jan 2025, 11:21
Bad school
I am not impressed with the school, both the administration and tuition are below par. The bad grammar in the correspondence to parents - signed by the principal and teachers will leave you wondering about their qualifications.
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Mahlako M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
11 Jan 2025, 11:21
Bad school
I am not impressed with the school, both the administration and tuition are below par. The bad grammar in the correspondence to parents - signed by the principal and teachers will leave you wondering about their qualifications.
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Yanela M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
2 Feb 2022, 09:04
Money laundering
Hi my name is Yanela Mputa I have an issue with the accounts department of Trinity House College, Heritage hill. I have two children in this school, one is in grade 2 this year and has been in this school since grad R, the other is in grade 00 and only started attending school there this year. We requested pro forma invoices via email on the 12th of January from the school, so we can pay the school fees for both children for the entire year. After numerous telephonic requests prior to this date, we were given incorrect amounts as they were reflected on one of these pro forma invoices after we sent this email request stated above. We paid these amounts, as they were reflected on the pro forma invoices and even sent an email to verify if the amounts paid were indeed correct. This was confirmed on the 18th of January by a response from Leona Carmel Niemack who is the "Accounts Receivable Controller" at the school. On the 25th however, we received statements saying that we still owe the school around twenty thousand rands. I called in to enquire about this and I was told , by Leona Niemack that an error was made in the pro forma invoice even though she confirmed that the amounts paid were in order. We, as the parents, now have to be accountable for that error as we have to settle the balance due! I find this very unfair, as we have since used that money after we received "confirmation" that our payments were in order, this is tantamount to bullying and devaluation of us as paying clients to the school, everyone makes mistakes but we can't hold other people accountable for our errors, why are we being held accountable for the school's error, why should we have to pay for their invoice error!!?
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Yanela M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
2 Feb 2022, 09:04
Money laundering
Hi my name is Yanela Mputa I have an issue with the accounts department of Trinity House College, Heritage hill. I have two children in this school, one is in grade 2 this year and has been in this school since grad R, the other is in grade 00 and only started attending school there this year. We requested pro forma invoices via email on the 12th of January from the school, so we can pay the school fees for both children for the entire year. After numerous telephonic requests prior to this date, we were given incorrect amounts as they were reflected on one of these pro forma invoices after we sent this email request stated above. We paid these amounts, as they were reflected on the pro forma invoices and even sent an email to verify if the amounts paid were indeed correct. This was confirmed on the 18th of January by a response from Leona Carmel Niemack who is the "Accounts Receivable Controller" at the school. On the 25th however, we received statements saying that we still owe the school around twenty thousand rands. I called in to enquire about this and I was told , by Leona Niemack that an error was made in the pro forma invoice even though she confirmed that the amounts paid were in order. We, as the parents, now have to be accountable for that error as we have to settle the balance due! I find this very unfair, as we have since used that money after we received "confirmation" that our payments were in order, this is tantamount to bullying and devaluation of us as paying clients to the school, everyone makes mistakes but we can't hold other people accountable for our errors, why are we being held accountable for the school's error, why should we have to pay for their invoice error!!?
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