 In a bid to take a stand against Apartheid, the German Government insisted on the enrolment of non-white learners at the DSJ.In 1989 the New Secondary School stream was launched (originally known as ‘F-Zweig and today NSek), which allowed learners from previously disadvantaged backgrounds the opportunity of a private school education without the financial burdens.The first NSek learners completed their matric in 1996 and their Abitur in 1997.