Nur-Ul-Islam School

Nur-Ul-Islam School is a private combined school in Lenasia, Soweto, Gauteng, in the Johannesburg Central education district. The Department of Basic Education classifies it as a combined school. In 2025 it had 319 learners and 18 educators, about 17.7 learners per educator. That makes it smaller than the average for private combined schools in Gauteng (458 learners). In the 2025 matric exams, all 16 candidates passed (Gauteng average: 89.1%). As an independent school it sets its own fees and admission requirements, so contact the school directly for current fees.

Matric (NSC) results

Every one of the school's 16 matric candidates passed in 2025.

Year	Wrote	Passed	Pass rate	Gauteng
2023	4	4	100.0%	85.4%
2024	8	8	100.0%	88.5%
2025	16	16	100.0%	89.1%

Source: Department of Basic Education, 2025 NSC School Performance Report. Pass rate = candidates who achieved the NSC ÷ candidates who wrote. It doesn't show bachelor passes, distinctions or learners who left before Grade 12.

School facts

School type	Private combined school
Phase (DBE)	Combined School
Sector	Independent (private)
School fees	Fee-paying
Section 21	No
Learners (2025)	319
Educators (2025)	18
Learners per educator	17.7 (province average 15.5)
Urban or rural	Urban
EMIS number	700111666
Exam centre number	8111666

Address and location

Street address	1, Cnr. Giraffe Street and Nyala Avenue, Lenasia, Soweto
Postal address	P.O Box 2250 Lenasia 1820
Suburb / area	Lenasia
Town	Soweto
Province	Gauteng
Education district	Johannesburg Central
Circuit	2
Municipality	City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality
Ward	79800010
Former department	New Education Department

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Admissions

Independent schools run their own admissions. Contact the school for application dates, fees and entrance requirements.