Grace Dieu mission school

Grace Dieu was a mission school set up by the Anglican Church to train native teachers for Anglican mission schools. It began in 1906, started by Arch deacon (later Bishop) Fuller on a farm near Pietersburg (now Polokwane). It closed in 1958 following restrictions in South African law (the Bantu Education Act of 1953) on the education of black Africans.

References

https://researcharchives.wits.ac.za/grace-dieu-diocesan-training-college-records