Parent Information
School Diary: Term 4
Date
Item
05.10
Teachers Day
06.10
Term 4 Starts
13.10
Term 4 Sport Starts
15.10
1st Budget AGM at 5:30pm
29.10
2nd Budget AGM at 5:30pm
02.11 to 16.11
Year End Tasks / Exams
04.11
Public Holiday – Local Voting
08.11 / 09.11
Diwali
21.11
2027 Orientation Day
27.11
Grade R Graduation Assembly
02.12
Speech and Awards Assembly
03.11
Grade 7 Farewell
04.11
Class Parties and Reports
09.12
Break Up Day at 10:00am
11.12
Office and School Closes for 2026
PARENT INTERVIEWS
Teachers are always available to parents but an appointment must be made to see your child’s teacher via the secretary. Such interviews will be held after regular school hours. Should you wish to see the Principal, please make an appointment via the secretary.
Parents are kindly requested NOT to call in at classrooms during school hours as this is most disruptive to learners. All messages must be left at the secretary’s office and these will be passed on at the first opportune moment.
Getting to know your child’s teacher is an important part of the school programme. Give your child a sense of security by being part of his/her school life. Foster a good relationship with your child’s teacher.
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MONEY MATTERS
All money which is sent to school MUST be sealed in an envelope with the following details:
Money can be paid in the following ways. The preferred methods of payment are:
Debit order on your account in favor of the school’s account.
Cash payments
Direct Deposits into the schools account
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SCHOOL FEES
School fees play an integral role in the day to day running of a school. These fees are set annually by the Governing Body. The TOTAL amount is due at the beginning of the year. However, arrangements for 10 monthly payments can be made with the schools Bursar. The final installment is due on or before the 5 October each year. Should a parent default on the monthly payment, the balance owing is then handed over for DEBT COLLECTION.
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REPORTS
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OUTINGS
All trips planned by the school are for specific education purposes. Children going on outings must assume responsibility for the costs thereof, written permission slips and safe good behaviour.
