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”Train your child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” – Proverbs 22:6

Would you like to give your child the opportunity to:

  • Experience God’s love, faithfulness, and goodness in a nurturing Christian environment
  • Learn about Jesus in a gentle, age-appropriate, and loving way
  • Grow in confidence while discovering that they are uniquely created and deeply valued
  • Experience consistency between home, faith, and school life
  • Develop important social skills such as listening, sharing, patience, kindness, cooperation, and emotional self-control
  • Discover and appreciate the beauty of God’s world through Bible stories, nature, science, and hands-on exploration
  • Grow in curiosity, confidence, and a love for learning through questioning, discovery, and play
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A nurturing, caring environment where children feel safe, secure, and supported as they begin their learning journey.

  • Admission Requirement
    To support a smooth and confident start, children are expected to be fully potty trained before entry, as the school is not licensed or equipped to provide nappy changing.
  • Early Learning Foundations
    Play-based exploration supporting sensory development, fine motor skills, and early language development through stories, songs, counting, and vocabulary building.
  • Physical Development
    Early gross motor development through movement, outdoor play, water exploration, and building basic coordination and water confidence.
  • Creative Expression
    Music, baking, messy play, and imaginative activities that encourage enjoyment, exploration, and early self-expression.
  • Social & Emotional Growth
    Building trust, security, and early relationships in a nurturing environment that supports emotional confidence and attachment.
  • Literacy Culture
    Weekly visits to the school library, where children are introduced to books, storytelling, and the joy of shared reading experiences.

A caring and affirming environment where children build confidence, independence, and social awareness through play-based learning.

  • Early Learning Foundations
    Play-based development of early concepts through sensory exploration, stories, songs, counting, early vocabulary, and guided activities that support curiosity, communication, and early understanding.
  • Physical Development
    Developing coordination, balance, and control through structured gross motor activities, ball skills, and introduction to swimming.
  • Creative Expression
    Art, music, singing, and baking activities that encourage creativity, participation, and exploration of different materials through basic techniques.
  • Social & Emotional Growth
    Developing social awareness through sharing, turn-taking, forming friendships, and learning to cooperate with peers.
  • Literacy Culture
    Weekly visits to the school library, where children begin to choose books and develop a growing interest in stories and print.

An enriching, play-based programme that nurtures curiosity, growing independence, and a love for learning as children prepare for more structured education.

  • Early Learning Foundations
    Early literacy and numeracy development, perceptual skills, vocabulary building, and introduction to basic computer skills and educational games.
  • Neuronet Programme
    A structured, age-appropriate introduction to learning readiness activities delivered as a whole-class lesson and projected onto a screen. Children respond to visual and auditory prompts using rhythm and timing input, including a metronome, to develop coordination, focus, and early self-regulation.
  • Six Bricks Programme (Lego-based learning)
    An introduction to hands-on learning using six LEGO-style bricks through short, playful, movement-based activities. Children develop early memory, concentration, sequencing, and basic problem-solving skills through guided tasks that support perceptual and motor development.
  • Physical Development
    Developing strength, coordination, and control through gross motor activities, swimming development, and structured ball skills involving rules and group participation.
  • Creative Expression
    Music, singing, baking, and art activities that develop creativity through a variety of techniques, materials, and guided expression.
  • Social & Emotional Growth
    Building confidence, independence, and cooperation while developing emotional awareness and the ability to participate positively in group settings.
  • Literacy Culture
    Weekly visits to the school library, where children choose books, listen to stories, and develop early reading enjoyment

An enriched, inquiry-driven programme that prepares children for formal schooling with confidence, independence, and strong foundational skills.

  • Early Learning Foundations
    Mathematical concepts and number knowledge, Letterland phonics programme with listening, storytelling and vocabulary development, perceptual development, and foundational school readiness skills.
  • Neuronet Programme
    A more advanced learning readiness programme delivered as a whole-class lesson and projected onto a screen. Children respond to visual and auditory cues using rhythm and timing input, including a metronome, to improve coordination, concentration, and accuracy. This supports the development of key skills for reading, writing, and numeracy, and overall readiness for formal schooling.
  • Six Bricks Programme (Lego-based learning)
    A more advanced application of the Six Bricks methodology, delivered through structured, hands-on and movement-based activities using six LEGO-style bricks. Children strengthen memory, concentration, sequencing, and problem-solving, with a focus on early mathematical thinking and independent engagement.
  • Assessment & Support
    School readiness evaluation, eye and hearing screening.
  • Physical Development
    Swimming with increasing independence, refined gross motor coordination, developing ball skills, and building school sport readiness through structured movement and group activities.
  • Creative Expression
    Music (offered weekly), together with a rotating programme including technology, drama, science experiments, and baking, encouraging independent creativity, problem-solving, and expressive thinking.
  • Social & Emotional Growth
    Developing independence, responsibility, resilience, and positive leadership skills, with a focus on emotional wellbeing, community awareness, and preparation for formal schooling.
  • Literacy Culture
    Weekly visits to the school library, where children independently select books, develop reading habits, and build a strong love for literature.

Our Pre-School offers a nurturing, Christ-centred environment where children are encouraged to grow academically, socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Our programme is play-based, developmentally appropriate, and aligned with the South African CAPS curriculum.

Our Pre-School offers a nurturing, Christ-centred environment where children are encouraged to grow academically, socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Our programme is play-based, developmentally appropriate, and aligned with the South African CAPS curriculum.

We Offer:

  • A Bible-based curriculum aligned with the CAPS curriculum
  • Qualified, caring Christian teachers
  • A strong parent-teacher partnership
  • A structured developmental programme from Grade 0000 to Grade R
  • A safe, nurturing, and stimulating learning environment

We focus on the development of character and children are encouraged to:

We place great value on character development and encourage children to:

  • Share with others
  • Show kindness in word and deed
  • Treat others with respect
  • Resolve conflict positively
  • Forgive and show grace
  • Build healthy friendships
  • Develop confidence, responsibility, and independence

Exciting Annual Events

  • Family Fun Day
  • Story Hour
  • Moms’ Hour
  • Dads’ Hour
  • Mini Athletics
  • Grannies’ and Grandpas’ VIP Tea
  • School Concert
  • Prayer Hour
  • Honouring & Carols Evening

Exciting Annual Events

  • Educational innings (3 of the 4 terms): In-house, theme-based learning experiences hosted at the school, bringing learning to life through hands-on, interactive activities linked to classroom themes
  • Educational outings (1 of the 4 terms): A themed excursion by bus to an external venue or experience linked to classroom learning
  • Community outreaches: Opportunities for children to engage in age-appropriate acts of service and community awareness, often supported by voluntary family contributions such as donations of items where needed

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Enquire about our Enrolment Fee Discount

100% discount on the Family Enrolment Fee if you enrol for Pre-Primary Grade 00 or Grade 000

50% discount on Family Enrolment Fee if you enrol for any other grade for the following year before
31 August 2026