490 learners. 18 educators. One small school doing patient, careful work to help children read, count, ask questions and grow up rooted in their community.
A wall of small school days — reading on the rug, hands in the soil, a girl solving long division at the board. We don’t stage these moments; we just try not to miss them.
Small school. Real children. Real days. More moments →
Open Days, achievements, community projects and the small wins that keep us going.
Mr Motlhabane and our Grade 1 team walked sixty new and returning families through every classroom, the feeding kitchen and the reading nook — and answered every question over a cup of rooibos.
Lerato, Karabo and Tumi practised every Tuesday after school for six weeks. We are very proud.
Grade 6 girls picked their favourite picture books and read aloud to the Foundation Phase children for an hour. Quiet magic.
Twenty learners and four parent volunteers met at the gate at 8am. Three big bags of rubbish later, we walked back smiling.
