Hoër Tegniese Skool Middelburg

HTS is an Afrikaans technical high school. It is now open to all genders.

Hoër Tegniese Skool Middelburg
Mpumalanga
HTS
MottoOns dien (Afrikaans)
Motto in English
We serve
TypeHigh School
Location, ,
ColoursRed and White    
NicknameHTS
SportsRugby
MascotRooibul
Websitehtsmiddelburg.co.za

Averages 2015

Subject A's Average
English second language 20 67.6%
Afrikaans first language 15 61.3%
Accounting 14 77.2%
Mathematics 9 53.4%
Physical Sciences 9 51.4%
Architectural Drawing 9 65.17%
Geography 8 64.6%
Tourism 4 65.4%
Arts 4 71.9%

Offered sports

History

  • April 1927 - The eenman-wamakerskool gets moved from Belfast to Middelburg. The principal was Mr. Lampen, and there were 5 students.
  • September 1927 - Mr. S.J.H. Mostert becomes principal.
  • January 1929 - Mr. J.P. Pretorius becomes principal.
  • 1930 - The school obtains a total of 65 students.
  • 12 September 1934 - The Governor General visits the school and declares 2 October a public holiday.
  • 13 August 1942 - Mr. J.P. Pretorius dies in Madagascar while serving for the S.A.W. (Suid Afrika Weermag) -- South African Army
  • 18 January 1943 - Mr. J.M. Theron becomes the new principal.
  • 1 July 1945 - Mr D.G. Smith becomes the new principal.
  • 21 January 1947 - The school obtains a total of 158 students.
  • 14 April 1964 - Mr. L.E. Smith becomes the new principal.
  • 20 January 1965 - The school obtains a total of 545 students.
  • 16 September 1971 - Mr. Z.L. Benadé becomes the new principal.
  • 25 January 1972 - The school obtains a total of 735 students.
  • 28 March 1981 - Mr. J.F.W. Potgieter becomes the new principal.
  • 6 January 1982 - The first 10 girls are allowed to attend the school.
  • January 1987 - The school obtains a total of 1320 students.
  • 1983 - 8 technical subjects are provided by the school.
  • 1 January 1994 - Mr. H.J. Miles of Belfast becomes the new principal.
  • 2001 - Mr. Jonker becomes the new principal.

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