St. Conrad’s Primary School is Catholic Mission School is Catholic Government aided school under the Ministry of Local Government Lands and Housing. The current School Head is Ms. Pauline Mogaga who took from Ms. Doreen Rakgomo in May 2024 following her retirement. St. Conrad’s Primary School was headed by numerous Catholic leadership in the likes of Sr. Bernice, Ms. Maiketso Ms. Mogotsi etc.
The current roll stands at 672 with 333boys and 339 girls. There are twenty-seven teachers in total and eight (8) support staff. It has eight (8) streams with to wo (2) reception classes and three classes of each standard 1-7. The school performance is above average since it has ranged between 70% and 90+% which is above the Regional target of 85% for all Primary Schools. The school is thriving from 78.1% in 2024 and managed to score point 7%in 2025 (78.8%). This positions the school at number four (4) out of nineteen (19) school in the South East Sub Region. has 27 classrooms of which one has been turned into a resource room housing computers and photocopying machine. The other two remain un used though open for expansion of Reception classes.
The school structure is made out of Management Team which comprise of:
- School Head
- Deputy School Head
- Heads of Department
- Upper Department
- Middle Department
- Infant Department
Currently the school Deputy Head has been promoted to one of Gaborone schools and still awaiting the posting of another Catholic Deputy School Head together with HOD Infant whose position is being acted for. As old as it is, the school structures are old and dilapidated like the Sr. Bernice administration block which the school has proposed to refurbish it to a new Admin Block and name it after Sr. Bernice. This is prompted by the fact that the current school office is situated in the block od classrooms hence the idea of recognising the old structure.
The situated in the Church compound makes it one of the Church systems where the church activities are held in the school. The school in return consults the Parish Priest regarding school activities and attend or delegate a Parish member.
St. Conrad’s Primary school is not running in isolation, there are Village Development Committees like Ipelegeng community workers and Parastatals and Privately owned Business Community which plough back to the community through activities like revival of school garden and donation of functional computers for the use by pupils and teachers and such companies include KOMATSU BOTSWANA which has adopted the school through the donation of computers and ensuring that the resource room is well equipped and furnished. The company has entrusted the standard 5-6 classes with the garden where they donated more than Two Hundred seedlings of different vegetables and around Forty (40) fruit trees for the creation of an orchard. The school has welcomed such gestures as they complement the Primary School Syllabus.
