In God We Trust

Victory Primary School: white and grey classroom blocks, the flagpole, lawns with picnic tables and flower beds, and green hills behind
Ngcobo · Eastern Cape · Est. 2017

Victory Primary School

A Christian primary school for Grade R to Grade 7. We teach the CAPS curriculum, and we care just as much about faith and character as we do about marks.

Principal's welcome

The principal of Victory Primary School

A message from our principal

“At Victory Primary, every child is known by name and loved by God, and we never forget that.”

Welcome to Victory Primary School. Since our founding in 2017, we have been committed to offering the children of Ngcobo an education that is rooted in Christian values and delivered with passion and dedication.

We believe that each learner is uniquely gifted by God, and our role as educators is to help them discover and develop those gifts.

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Smiling learners holding up their certificates outside a classroom
Grade R to Grade 7

In the classroom

We follow the CAPS curriculum from Grade R to Grade 7. Our teachers walk alongside every learner, building confidence, character and a love of learning, and we make a point of celebrating good work.

Our academics
Victory learners holding two trophies and a ball high above their heads on the sports field
Sport · 2026

On the sports field

Sport is part of school life at Victory. In 2026 our teams came home from the sports competition with trophies, and a lot of pride.

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Learners in traditional dress standing together outside a classroom on Cultural Day
Cultural Day · 2026

Our heritage

On Cultural Day, learners and staff dressed in traditional clothing to celebrate the heritage we share.

School calendar

What we stand for

Our four values

Everything at Victory starts with faith and is shaped by love for the whole child.

  1. Faith

    God's Word is at the centre of our school, and we nurture each learner's spiritual growth.

  2. Excellence

    We ask every child for their personal best in the classroom, on the field and on stage.

  3. Community

    Staff, learners and parents work together as one family to keep school warm and safe.

  4. Compassion

    We teach children to care for each other and for Ngcobo through service and kindness.

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.”

Proverbs 22:6