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Afrikaans Policy


Afrikaans Values and Discipline

Parents often choose Afrikaans schools for their unique culture, discipline, and Christian values. At A+ Academy, we are founded on the principle of Proverbs 22:6: “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not turn from it.”


Our Ethos

A+ Academy's ethos is based on Christian values, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. We strive to create a loving, patient, and supportive environment that inspires our students to show respect and love.


Bilingual Students and Teachers

There is evidence that bilingualism benefits students academically. They learn to distinguish between languages and often perform better than monolingual students. Studies confirm that bilingualism does not cause confusion or language problems, but rather enhances academic performance.


SA Curriculum vs. CAIE Curriculum

The CAIE curriculum is regarded as one of the best in the world. A+ Academy offers this curriculum to better prepare students for international universities.


Afrikaans Students and the CAIE Curriculum

Our students are encouraged to use their mother tongue, Afrikaans, while following the CAIE curriculum. Our teachers explain difficult concepts in Afrikaans to ensure that all students understand.


CAIE Students Perform Well at Universities

Students following the CAIE curriculum excel at universities, as they are well-prepared for academic challenges in English.


The Benefits of Mixed Age Groups in Education and Play

Students in mixed age groups develop better social skills and increased self-confidence, creating a valuable learning environment.


The Benefits of Smaller Classes

Smaller classes provide more individual attention, better learning outcomes, and increased student participation.


A+ Academy is a Winning Formula for Afrikaans Students

At A+ Academy, we combine academic focus with a rich culture, including drama, music, and sports. We strive to provide world-class education grounded in the values of love and respect, inspired by 1 Corinthians 13.


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