
Reception year
A CAPS-aligned school-readiness programme covering literacy, numeracy and life skills, with computer lessons and robotics. The bridge year, taught with real school routines.
1 adult : 15 – 20 learners
Vantage Point at Twinkle Toes
Small classes, teachers who know every learner by name, and aftercare with homework supervision on the same campus your child already knows.




Grades
Every grade follows CAPS, with computer studies and robotics throughout. Ratios below are the maximum learners per adult.

A CAPS-aligned school-readiness programme covering literacy, numeracy and life skills, with computer lessons and robotics. The bridge year, taught with real school routines.
1 adult : 15 – 20 learners

Literacy, numeracy and life skills become solid, alongside computer studies and robotics. Problem solving and independent learning are built in from the start.
1 adult : 20 – 25 learners

Languages, mathematics, natural and social sciences, technology, computer studies and robotics. Research skills, projects and examination preparation begin here.
1 adult : 25 learners

The senior primary year, preparing learners for high school through academic support, examination preparation, computer studies, robotics, critical thinking and intellectual games.
1 adult : 25 learners
Grade R runs on both sides of the campus, and younger siblings are cared for at Twinkle Toes from 4 months. See Twinkle Toes →
Curriculum
We follow the national curriculum, with small classes used to give extra attention rather than to move faster than children can manage.
English as language of learning and teaching, with a second language from Grade 1. Daily reading, comprehension, creative writing and oral work. Extra reading support for learners who need it.
Number sense, operations, patterns, space and shape, measurement and data handling. Mental maths every morning. Problem solving using real situations, not only worksheets.
Practical investigations, simple experiments and building tasks. Learners record what they did and what happened, not just the answer.
History and geography, including local Limpopo context, map work, timelines and research projects from Grade 4.
Personal wellbeing, safety, physical education, and creative arts. Includes how to handle conflict, pressure and, in the senior grades, online safety.
Typing, basic document and spreadsheet work, safe searching and presenting information.
Reports
Written report at the end of each term with marks, effort and teacher comment.
Face-to-face meetings twice a year, and any time you ask for one.
If marks or behaviour drop, you hear from the class teacher that week — not in the report.
Where a learner struggles, we agree a written plan with you and review it the following term.
Aftercare & activities
Supervised from 14:30 to 17:30, charged at R650 per month in addition to school fees.
Problem solving and critical thinking are taught through competition as well as in class.
Confirmed activities. Dates, coaches and any entry costs still to be supplied.
School life
Browse our classrooms, shared spaces and moments from lessons, clubs and school activities. Tap any photograph to take a closer look.
Admissions
Contact us about available places, fees and programmes, and arrange a visit during school hours.
Your child is placed according to their age, school reports and the space available in that grade.
Complete the form and provide the required documents listed alongside.
R500, payable to secure your child's place.
We confirm the placement and give you the school information, fee structure, policies and a starting date.
Sign the code of conduct, buy the uniform and stationery, and your child starts the school year with us.
The application form, uniform and stationery lists are in Important information below.
Important information
The fees below are the current amounts. The documents underneath are the ones parents ask for most, so nothing has to be hunted for across the page.
School fees per term, four terms a year. Roughly R1 500 a month.
Registration fee, payable to secure your child's place.
Aftercare, per month, 14:30 to 17:30, charged in addition to school fees.
Late collection, per 30 minutes after 17:30.
Term dates
Easter break 28 March – 7 April
Winter break 27 June – 20 July
Spring break 24 September – 5 October
Summer break from 12 December
2026 dates. Closed on public holidays and during every school holiday shown above.
Contact
Tours run Tuesdays to Thursdays, at 12:00 and 14:30. Pick a time that suits you.
Twinkle Toes takes them from 4 months, on this same campus.