
Individual, sibling and friendship portraits with our Background Replace tool and a wide range of backdrops.
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01 / School Photography
Portraits, sports, graduations, yearbooks and ID card programmes for South African schools.
02 Every programme
Every programme below opens its own page with detailed info, features and booking.

Individual, sibling and friendship portraits with our Background Replace tool and a wide range of backdrops.
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Patient, playful portrait sessions for infants, toddlers and preschoolers across South Africa.
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Individual student portraits, class groups and full picture-day logistics for primary and high schools.
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Editorial matric and senior portrait experiences with hair, styling and multiple looks.
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Team and individual sports photography for rugby, netball, hockey, cricket, athletics and more.
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Full yearbook design, printing and class composite panels using your portraits and event coverage.
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Preschool graduations, prize-givings, valedictories and matric farewells captured end-to-end.
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Student ID card programs, biometric-quality portraits and POPIA-aligned data handling.
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Professional headshots for teachers, executives and admin staff, all captured on-campus in a single day.
Learn more03 Why schools choose us
Signed consents, encrypted galleries and controlled retention on every school project.
We bring full studio lighting to your school so every learner is photographed the same way.
Photographers vetted, briefed and experienced with children of every age.
A dedicated Prime Vision Media rep plans and manages your programme end-to-end.
04 What schools say
“Picture day used to be a full-week disruption. Prime Vision Media ran the whole thing in a single morning and the portraits are stunning.”
“Their team is warm, patient and clearly loves working with children. Our parents keep asking who took the portraits.”
“The yearbook they designed for our matrics is the nicest one we have ever produced. The whole school talks about it.”