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Profile & Curriculum

About Us
CURRICULUM

The curriculum of the school, which includes Islamic Studies, is recognized by the Department of Education.  The introduction of such a curriculum is essential for preparing young minds, from the early stages of their development, so that they will see Islam as their source of inspiration and guidance in all aspects of their lives.


Islamic practices e.g. Salaah, Qur'aan Recitation and understanding, discussion on important issues on Islamic perspectives are incorporated into the Time Table with the different learning areas, e.g. language studies, sciences, art, economics, etc.

UNIFORM

The uniform conforms to an Islamic dress code.


Proof of Results

Year: 2016

Bachelors Pass: 85%
Diploma Pass: 12.5%
Higher Certificate: 2.5%

How are these results achieved?
• System of Heads of Grades
• Close monitoring of pupils’ results from Grades 7 - 12
• Good counselling
• Good communication with parents
• Continual Staff Development
• Class size controlled
• Qualified and committed staff
• Focus on critical thinking and application
• Quality assessment programme

Grades 7-9

Compulsory Learning Areas

  • English Home Language

  • Afrikaans First Additional Language

  • Mathematics

  • Natural Sciences

  • Social Sciences: History & Geography

  • Arts and Culture: Art, Drama & Music

  • Technology

  • EMS (Economic Management Sciences)

  • Life Orientation


Grades 10-12

Core Subjects

  • English Home Language

  • Afrikaans First Additional Language

  • Mathematics/Mathematical Literacy

  • Life Orientation


Optional Subjects (Minimum 3)

  • Life Sciences

  • Physical Sciences

  • Geography

  • Consumer Studies

  • Accounting

  • Business Studies

  • Information Technology

  • Computer Applications Technology


N.B. All Muslim learners are offered Arabic and Islamic Studies

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