school governing body was formed to deal with financial concerns. In the new millennium, the school introduced a sports centre, the John Dickson Indoor Centre, and an auditorium. During March 2005, Mr Seager resigned and was replaced by Mrs Dawn A. Lefort in her capacity as Acting Principal. She has worked at the School since 1977 as a French and History teacher. Mrs Dawn A. Lefort is the current principal and head of Senior Management at Kloof High School. Principals Mr G.M.N. Goodwin (1960–1961) Mr Blake (Acting Principal until Jan 1962) Mr J.F. Dixon (Jan 1962 – Dec 1962) Dr G.S. Jackson (Acting Principal: Jan 1963 – July 1963) Mr Dudley Barton (July 1963 – 1978) Mr H.M. Puzey (1979–1988) Mr Hugh Deane (1989–1994) Mr Dave Seager (1995 – March 2005) Mrs Romona Khedun (March 2005– October 2019) Mr Kaiyur Khedun (Acting Principal) (October 2019 - Present) The School Today The school's location is on the tree-lined avenues of Kloof. Kloof High School is an English-medium school that is run by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education and a school governing body. Approximately 26 teachers are employed by the governing body and about 23 are employed by the Department of Education. About 1000 students, mostly from the suburbs of Kloof, Everton, Gillitts, Waterfall, Forest Hills, New Germany, Wyebank and Pinetown, attend the school. A daily school bus operates from Marrianhill through to the school via Lyndhurst Primary School in New Germany. Facilities 10-lane swimming pool. Main field. 2nd/ "Top" field. Six cricket nets and portable nets, with bowling machine. two tennis courts and wall. Rock Climbing wall. Hall fitted with lighting and an orchestra pit for productions. Pavilion and catering kitchen. Changing rooms. Grandstand on main fField. Portable stands on other fields. Chapel. Synthetic grass hockey field Dance room Other facilities: Media Centre Drama Studio Two Tuckshops Auditorium Two Computer Centres The John Dixon Indoor Centre Gym and physiotheraphy centre Academics Kloof High School's students write the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education NSC exams and consistently achieve good results. KHS is an English-Medium school. It offers Afrikaans and isiZulu as second languages (or "First Additional Languages" in the new FET curriculum) as well as French and German as third languages ("Second Additional Languages"). German Second Additional Language can only be taken as an 8th Matriculation subject unless permission has been granted by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education for the child to take