Where Eagles Gather

Oak Hills Academy

Independent Boarding & Day School · Eswatini

Welcome

Welcoming Statement From The Director's Desk

“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less.”

These are the words of John Donne, written four centuries ago, and they live still.

Oak Hills is not an island. She stands tall and mighty on the shoulders of a strong, well-knit family: Shining Stars, NECA and Oak Hills, all in Nhlangano, and Siyakhula in Mbabane.

Every child is unique, yet every child is a part of the main. Each one is individually accountable, but no one walks alone. Our experienced and passionate educators walk alongside them and teach them personal responsibility. However many they may be, our educators do not only see the forest - they see each tree within it. They do not only see the crowd; they walk slowly among the crowd to find the individual in it.

From Shining Stars, where excellence is planted at a tender age, through NECA, where it is ignited, nurtured and prepared for the world, to Oak Hills, where our learners are given wings to fly as eagles - our students consistently achieve the best results in the country and carry a value system strong enough to unlock their full potential and prepare them for a lifetime of success.

Mr Cinisela Welcome Dlamini Director
Why Oak Hills

Why choose Oak Hills Academy

Academic Excellence

Oak Hills offers the IEB syllabus, giving learners access to a rigorous pathway that builds critical thinking and confidence.

Individual Attention

Students are valued as individuals, with a school culture that prioritises attention, guidance and opportunities to flourish.

Boarding & Community

Safe hostel facilities and a close school community help learners enjoy life within and beyond the school gates.

Latest News

From the Oak Hills blog

Oak Hills Academy IEB achievers with certificates
AchievementIEB Results

IEB Whizz-Kid Tops Them All With Nine As

Bandiswa Mabila, an Oak Hills learner from Nhlangano, achieved nine As in the IEB curriculum and stood out among her peers.

Read the story → Opens the full story on Africa Press.