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The school's name is not Pretoria North Highschool. The legal and founded name for the school is "Hoërskool Pretoria-Noord" and I would very much appreciate it if the name be changed as such as I do not have the permission to change the title. This request is on behalf of the school itself. 165.73.225.216 (talk) 07:49, 7 February 2024 (UTC)Reply
Well, you are very-right when you say that this school has never been referred to by this "English-language name". The title of this Wikipedia Page is merely the "English Translation" of the "actual name" of the school; it is not the "actual name" itself! The current 4th & 5th references used in this article prove your point to be true. Based on this, I also do not think the current page name should remain & we'll see how it can be edited.
@Shadow311, if you look, the same anonymous editor has already done the edits; only the page title as well as the last sentence in the second section of the article have remained with the "English-language name". GeographicAccountant (talk) 15:30, 7 February 2024 (UTC)Reply