Waterkloof House Preparatory School

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Waterkloof House Preparatory School
Address
535 Ruddell Street, Brooklyn Pretoria , Gauteng 0181 South Africa
Coordinates	25°46′00″S 28°13′55″E / 25.766667°S 28.2319444°E / -25.766667; 28.2319444
Information
School type	Private, day scholars & boarding from grade 3
Motto	Work Hard, Play Straight
Established	1923; 101 years ago (1923)
Locale	Urban campus
Headmaster	Mark Whitelaw
Exam board	IEB
Grades	grade 000 & 00 (boys & girls), grades 0 – 7 (boys only)
Number of students	460 boys
Language	English
Schedule	07:30 – 14:00
Colour(s)	Maroon   Grey
Website	www.whpsschool.com

Waterkloof House Preparatory School (WHPS, pronounced, and commonly known as, WHiPS) is an independent (private) primary school in Pretoria, South Africa, offering education to grade 000 and grade 00 boys and girls, and grade 0–7 boys only through the medium of English. Well known former pupils include, amongst others, Deon Chang, journalist; Eddie Barlow, South African international cricket star; Richard Sterne, professional golfer; Tony Peake, novelist; and Elon Musk, business magnate, founder of SpaceX and CEO of Tesla Motors.