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School Life
A walk around the campus, a count of what we have managed in 2024, and the news that came out of an ordinary school year.
No glass walls, no swimming pool. What we have is enough — six classroom blocks, a library room, a kitchen, a yard with shade, and a Grade R room with a soft mat. Click any image to enlarge.
Six well-lit classrooms with chalkboards, group desks, and learner artwork on every wall.
Around 2,400 donated and DBE-issued books in Setswana and English, plus a reading-aloud corner with cushions.
Hot lunch served daily by three rostered aunties; menus follow the National School Nutrition Programme standard.
A soft-mat learning space with low shelves, counting blocks, picture books and outdoor sandpit.
A multipurpose room shared between visual art and recorder ensemble. Instruments donated by alumni.
A dirt field with two goalposts and a netball court marked in white paint. Where most of break happens.
Raised beds of spinach, beetroot and tomatoes, tended on a Grade 5 and 6 roster.
A two-desk office that doubles as the visitor sign-in point and a small first-aid room with a bed.
Centred around two old acacia trees and a covered shelter where Friday assembly happens when it rains.
Our promise on the yard: a swept floor, a working tap, a teacher in every classroom, and a meal at first break. The rest we add when we can.
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15 January 2026
Two hundred and twenty-eight learners reported for the first day of the 2026 academic year. The five new Grade R children were walked to their room by their Grade 6 buddies. The bus from Letsopa farms arrived at 07:42, ten minutes early. A good way to start the year.

22 November 2025
A brisk Saturday morning, koeksisters from the SGB stall, and a chance for new families to meet the Foundation Phase team.

14 September 2025
Ms. Mokoena’s Grade 5–7 choir performed two Setswana pieces and one isiZulu round, taking Silver among twelve schools.

28 August 2025
Grade 5 and 6 learners walked five kilometres along the river identifying species. Returned with three bags of plastic, picked up along the way.

06 August 2025
Ten minutes a week, Grade 6 paired with Grade 1, has lifted shared-reading scores by a full level for the youngest cohort.

12 May 2025
Two crates of spinach from the food garden made it into Tuesday’s lunch. The aunties said it was the best samp and beans of the term.
24 September 2025
An afternoon of poems, drumming and shared food. Grandparents and toddlers crowded the courtyard. The koeksisters again sold out.