Gratia Et Scientia
About Us
Arundel School’s reputation as one of the world’s leading centres of academic excellence is based on the students’ genuine love of learning.
Arundel is a safe, supportive and encouraging environment: students promote their mental, physical, spiritual and social development by taking full advantage of the many opportunities on offer in the Arts, Sciences, Drama, Music, Sports and community.
The School motto Gratia et Scientia embodies a set of values for life geared to provide the young ladies with a discerning and reliable code to steer themselves through the business of life in an increasingly competitive world. Arundel ladies provide ample proof of resilience.
Accomplished young ladies continue to sally forth into the world each year, brilliantly geared to meet its challenges while flying the Arundel flag.
Vision
To be amongst the foremost girls’ schools in the world, creating leaders of influence in their spheres.
Vision
To be amongst the foremost girls’ schools in the world, creating leaders of influence in their spheres.
Mission
To provide a platform for girls from diverse backgrounds to achieve their full potential.
Mission
To provide a platform for girls from diverse backgrounds to achieve their full potential.
Arundel history
Early in 1954, one hundred acres of Arundel Farm became the site of Arundel School. The land was sold to a newly formed Board of Trustees by Mr and Mrs Simpson for a pittance, and the dream of Arundel School was born.
Arundel History
Early in 1954, one hundred acres of Arundel Farm became the site of Arundel School. The land was sold to a newly formed Board of Trustees by Mr and Mrs Simpson for a pittance, and the dream of Arundel School was born.
Fenella Cottage
Fenella Cottage was left in trust to the school by Mr T.B. Simpson, the original owner of Arundel Farm, after his death in 1989. The cottage is situated in Nyanga at the foot of Fenella Falls on the road to World’s View above Troutbeck.
Fenella Cottage
Fenella Cottage was left in trust to the school by Mr T.B. Simpson, the original owner of Arundel Farm, after his death in 1989. The cottage is situated in Nyanga at the foot of Fenella Falls on the road to World’s View above Troutbeck.
Arundel Parents Association (APA)
All parents and guardians of currently enrolled students are members of the Arundel Parents’ Association. They are expected to be involved in supporting all aspects of the life of the School.