17 January 2020 – Newsletter #01 – Seniors

Welcome back!

What an amazing start to 2020 – we get to welcome back all our old learners and parents while at the same time welcoming into the family all our new learners and parents! It is going to be an amazing journey for all and we hope that you will join us on this magical journey of discovery and wonder. We are set to see all our learners succeed this year and reach the dreams that they have envisioned for themselves. Along with all our learners we welcome back all our educators, office staff and support staff. [read more]

17 January 2020 – Newsletter #01 – Juniors

Welcome back!

What an amazing start to 2020 – we get to welcome back all our old learners and parents while at the same time welcoming into the family all our new learners and parents! It is going to be an amazing journey for all, and we hope that you will join us on this magical journey of discovery and wonder. We are set to see all our learners succeed this year and reach the dreams that they have envisioned for themselves. Along with all our learners we welcome back all our educators, office staff and support staff. [read more]

29 November 2019 – Newsletter #40 – Seniors

The exams for all our grades have ended, including the last Matric exam that took place on Thursday the 28th. Our learners have all performed well and we are proud to say that we have had another successful year.

Important dates:

End of term                            4 December – High School closes at 11:30

Reports                                  6 December – can be collected at school between 8:30 – 11:00

A note from our Principal: Mr. D Swart

This was not an easy year by any measure but now that we stand at the end of it, I can see how all the puzzle pieces fitted together to give us the final picture! Thank you to all the role players who once again worked incredibly hard to ensure that our learners received the best throughout the academic year. [read more]

29 November 2019 – Newsletter #40 – Juniors

The assessments and exams are done and we are nearing the end of 2019. We would like to thank all the parents for supporting their children throughout the test period. It was a tough few weeks getting through all the work and studying. The learners did their best to make their parents, teachers and themselves proud. Their hard work and dedication will pay off. For now, they should give their bodies and minds a good rest. Great job to all of the learners! [read more]

22 November 2019 – Newsletter #39 – Juniors

In order to encourage good habits in our children, we need to make use of praise. Praising our children is important in the behaviour goals that we set as parents.

The more negative our relationship with our children, the more likely they are to rebel and misbehave. The more positive our relationship with our children, the more likely they are to co-operate. Praise assists in creating a positive, healthy relationship with our children.

We tend to give our children attention or rush to their side more often when they are doing something that they shouldn't do. How many times have we been there when our children are fighting during play, as opposed to mentioning how quietly or nicely they have been playing together?

We tend to tell them what they shouldn't be doing more often than praising them when they are doing what they should be doing. [read more]

22 November 2019 – Newsletter #39 – Seniors

Low self-esteem is unfortunately a self-fulfilling prophecy. The worse you feel about who you are and what you do, the less motivation you'll have to do what it takes to build your self-esteem. From there it's easy to spiral down into a cycle of negative thinking which will keep you stuck in untrue and damaging beliefs. Getting unstuck from this cycle is a process, and it won't happen overnight, but there are things you can do to get it started and keep it moving. Here are a few powerful ways to improve your self-esteem quickly in order to start feeling more confident. [read more]

15 November 2019 – Newsletter #39 – Seniors

The High School prize giving was a huge success! Thank you for supporting your child and for ensuring that they were there on time, neatly dressed and ready for the event.

Important Dates and Announcements:

Term 4                                                           02 October – 04 December

School closing time during exams:

Please note that as from Wednesday the 13th of November we will be finishing at 13:30. You will need to make alternative arrangements for your child to be collected. This time is set aside to allow for your child to have enough preparation time for the exams that will be written. It is therefore of the utmost importance that you ensure that this time is spent wisely. [read more]

Newsletter #31 – 19 September 2019 – Juniors

Heritage Day is around the corner which is the time of year we celebrate who we are and where we come from. An important part of the culture we grow up in are the morals and values we learn from our elders. Children cannot be expected to develop good morals and values without a solid foundation from home. Children learn by watching, not by listening. Showing your children how to be moral through your actions and not your words will teach them to be moral people for the rest of their lives.

NEWS FROM THE GRADE 5 CLASS

The Grade 5's have been hard at work last week with studying and tests. They have spent many long hours making sure that they achieve good results. During the test week, the Grade 5's have been working on a Natural Sciences and Technology practical - building their very own working car. Through the last few weeks of the term, wheels and axles were the topic of NST, and so the Grade 5's got to put their knowledge to the test. There were some very impressive designs and fun was had by all. [read more]

Newsletter #31 – 19 September 2019 – Seniors

As we get ready to enjoy a well-deserved break there are other families who will not see the light in their lives for some time to come. It is with great sadness that I share the news about 2 learners in our district that were shot and killed last night while in their home.

They were both just innocent little souls that got caught up in something they had no control over. Both these children were from the same family and school - Grade 1 and Grade 3. Our prayers are with that family and every other family that is grieving the loss of a child today.

In the same message a Principal narrowly missed flying bullets as he was unlocking the gate to the school premises this morning. These are the people who are responsible for keeping our children safe and creating an environment in which they can grow and develop, yet they are the targets of the senseless mayhem currently going on. We need to put a stop to this! [more]

Newsletter #30 – 13 September 2019 – Seniors

With safety on many minds last week, we would like to remind you to be vigilant when dropping your child off at school.  Make sure that your child enters the school yard before driving off. The gates will be closed and only opened by a teacher.

Important Dates and Announcements:

  • Grade 12 Prelims - 21 Aug – 16 Sep
  • Test Series Dates Gr 7 – 11 - 9 Sep – 16 Sep
  • Term 3 - School closes at 11:30 on the 19th of September.
  • Term 4 - 2 October – 4 December [read more]

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