Atlas Combined School answers on 011 204 0785 and the email is [email protected]. It is in Ivory Park, Midrand, Gauteng, and it is an independent school running Grade 1 through to Grade 12 on one campus.
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Verified contact details
Read on the school’s own website, atlascombinedschool.co.za, on 24 August 2026.
| What it is for | Contact |
|---|---|
| School office | 011 204 0785 |
| [email protected] | |
| Location | Ivory Park, Midrand, Gauteng |
| Grades | Grade 1 to Grade 12 |
| Type | Independent school |
What a combined school gives you, and what to check
A combined school teaches primary and secondary grades on one site. The main advantage is that there is no move between schools at Grade 8, which removes a re application, a new admissions process and a disrupted year for the child.
- Siblings across the age range are at one gate, which matters practically for transport and for a working parent.
- Ask what subject choices are actually available in the FET phase, from Grade 10. Smaller combined schools offer a narrower range than large high schools, and the choice made at the end of Grade 9 constrains what a learner can study afterwards.
- Ask specifically whether mathematics is offered, as distinct from mathematical literacy. Many university and TVET programmes require mathematics and switching later is difficult.
- Ask whether physical sciences and accounting are offered, since those combinations open or close specific career paths.
- Ask how the older and younger phases are kept separate in facilities, breaks and supervision.
Independent means different rules
This is a private school, so several things parents expect from public schooling do not apply.
- It is not part of the Gauteng online admissions system. Apply directly to the school.
- Public school fee exemption rules do not apply. Ask the school directly about bursaries, discounts for siblings or payment arrangements.
- Read the fee agreement before signing, particularly the notice period for withdrawing a child. A full term’s fees in lieu of notice is common, and it is the usual dispute.
- An independent school must be registered with the provincial education department. Ask to see the registration, and ask which examination body writes the matric.
- Corporal punishment is unlawful in every school, independent or public.
Judging a matric pass rate
Schools advertise pass rates, and a high one is worth having, but on its own it says less than it appears. Ask two further questions before drawing conclusions.
- How many learners wrote? A pass rate across a small cohort moves enormously on one or two results.
- How many achieved bachelor passes? A pass is not the same as qualifying for university entry, and that distinction decides what a learner can do next.
Neither question is hostile, and a confident school will answer both.
Escalation
Raise matters with the principal first, in writing. Beyond that, an independent school is overseen by the Gauteng Department of Education for registration purposes. Childline is on 116, free and 24 hours, and an emergency in progress is 10111.
Related contact pages
- School and education contact pages
- Government department contact pages
- Complaints and escalation contact pages
- How to verify a contact number before you use it
Frequently asked questions
What is Atlas Combined School’s number?
011 204 0785, published on the school’s own website, with email [email protected].
What grades does it take?
Grade 1 to Grade 12 on one campus, so there is no move to a separate high school at Grade 8.
Is it a public school?
No, it is independent. Apply directly rather than through the Gauteng online admissions system, and public fee exemption rules do not apply.
What should I ask about subjects?
Whether mathematics is offered as distinct from mathematical literacy, and which other subjects run from Grade 10, since that decides what a learner can study afterwards.
Details were read on the school’s own website on 24 August 2026. The school and the Gauteng Department of Education are the authority.