Learning

Pre-primary and Foundation Phase

An encouraging early-learning environment where communication, movement and foundational skills grow together.

Learners collaborating on a practical robotics activityEvery learner. A meaningful way forward.

Learning through play

The Pre-primary Phase serves English- and Afrikaans-speaking children with special educational needs, generally from ages three to eight. Groups include Junior Group, Grade RRR, Grade RR and Grade R.

Free play and structured play develop communication, movement, creativity, early concepts and confidence. Adapted outdoor areas help wheelchair users participate alongside their peers.

Foundation for formal learning

In the Foundation Phase, CAPS is taught through a multi-sensory approach. Educators and therapists work together around communication, AAC, positioning, feeding, toileting and access where these supports are needed. Coding and robotics concepts are integrated to build problem-solving and collaboration.

Find the right pathway

A meaningful next step starts with understanding the learner.

Explore the curriculum routes, then use the admissions guide to understand formal placement.