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CVO Skool Pretoria
Address
Graham Rd, (Lynnwood Road Extension) Shere, Pretoria, South Africa
Coordinates	25°48′11″S 28°22′15″E / 25.80306°S 28.37083°E / -25.80306; 28.37083
Information
Type	Private school / Christian Calvinist / Primary and Secondary
Established	1992
Affiliation	BCVO
Grades	0 through 12
Enrollment	~300
Colour(s)	Red, blue, white, green (colours of the "Vierkleur")
Website	CVO Pretoria

CVO Skool Pretoria is a private Afrikaans, Christian school. The school is located adjacent to Shere Smallholdings, approximately 10 km to the east of Lynnwood, Pretoria, South Africa.

It was founded in 1992 and the school leavers write the IEB Senior Certificate exam. It has about 300 pupils ranging from the grade 0 to grade 12.

The Coat of Arms (see depiction on the right) is in the colours of the "Vierkleur van Transvaal" (Flag of the old Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek):

The Green: A symbol of hope.
The Red: Symbol of willingness to defend our freedom with our own blood.
The White: Symbol of cleanliness and pure intentions towards freedom.
The Blue: Symbol of the heavens and the Boer people's trust in God triune as the Almighty.

The strong bond at the top of the coat of arms symbolises the strong bond to God.
The cross symbolises trust in Jesus Christ.
The wagon wheel symbolises the history of Boer-heraldry and culture.
(Note that the wagon wheel is underneath the cross, thus symbolising that the faith is the more important of the two and culture is derived from the faith).

The words "Gods Woord ons Anker" is the Afrikaans for "God's Word is our Anchor".

• BCVO
• CVO Skool Pretoria Kontakgroep
• CVO Skool Pretoria official site
• BCVO and BCVO Exam Board
• OAER official site

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