PCEA Enoomatasiani Booth Boys students outside the school building

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PCEA Enoomatasiani Booth Boys Senior School

A Christian senior school for young men, shaped by the church community and focused on excellence, responsibility, service, and integrity.

Senior school

Forming young men for faith, learning, and service

PCEA Enoomatasiani Booth Boys Senior School is presented as a vibrant Christian school committed to nurturing boys into confident learners, critical thinkers, problem solvers, and responsible members of society.

The school's vision is to be a centre of excellence where learners are prepared holistically to realise their God-given potential, with innovative methods that prepare them for a technologically advancing world.

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What shapes Booth boys

Values carried from classroom to community

S

Service

Students are formed to use their gifts for the good of their communities.

E

Excellence

Academic growth is paired with encouragement, challenge, and personal discipline.

R

Responsibility

Learners are guided to make wise choices and lead with accountability.

I

Integrity

Honesty, hard work, and fairness shape the character of the school community.

Admissions

Open pathways for Grade 10

The school welcomes Grade 10 applicants, with an admissions process that includes collecting an application form from the school, attending an in-person interview, and receiving feedback after review.

Grade 10KJSEA score of 41 and above

STEM

Equipped for the real world

STEM learning is described as hands-on and project-based, encouraging students to think critically, solve problems, and collaborate across science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Facilities and clubs

Spaces for academic, personal, and spiritual growth

The school highlights facilities and clubs that support learning, residential life, creativity, discipline, teamwork, and service.

Science laboratories
Library and learning resources
Dining hall and modern kitchen
Dormitories
Sports and swimming
Music, drama, and St John Ambulance