includes grades 8 to "matric". In Wentworth itself, there are many primary and secondary schools that children from both Wentworth and the surrounding areas attend. Primary schools Assegai Primary: Assegai Primary School was founded in 1961 with the motto “Prosperity, Peace, Progress". The classrooms that students sit in today, however, were not completed until about twenty years later. The school's facilities include a computer room, library and grounds with basketball and netball courts as well as a soccer field. The school begins with grade R and continues until grade 7, with four classes of about forty students per grade (excluding grade R, which has two classes). Each class has one teacher. However, the senior primary (grades 4 through 7) has recently adopted a successful program of specialization in which educators are assigned a subject and move from class to class to teach that particular discipline. Assegai's students come from many different areas including both the surrounding Wentworth community and the nearby township of Umlazi. They are taught three languages (English, Zulu, and Afrikaans) in addition to the basic subjects such as Mathematics, Arts and Culture, Geography, etc. Learners also have the option to participate in after-school activities such as soccer, baseball, and rugby. Austerville Primary was founded in 1960. It was the first school for so called mixed races. The motto is "Progress through knowledge". From 1960 to 1978 the school was housed in the K2 building. In February 1978 the school moved into the building on Silvertree Road. Facilities at the school include a computer room, audio-visual room and a library. Other primary schools are: Collingwood Primary Durban East Primary Gardenia Primary Wentworth Primary Bluff Christian Academy Secondary schools Fairvale Secondary Interfellowship School Umbilo Secondary Wentworth Secondary Bluff Christian Academy Public Libraries Austerville Library is located on Austerville Drive next to the local community hall. With a full free-use, internet cafe, on the same site available to the public working weekdays and in the afternoon reserved for the use of the internet by scholars and students. References Suburbs of Durban