30 April 2026

FROM THE OFFICE

It has been a short but purposeful week at school, with a clear focus on academics. With fewer days available, both learners and staff made the most of every opportunity to engage meaningfully in the classroom, consolidate key concepts, and maintain strong academic momentum. With examinations now only two weeks away for some grades, this focus and consistency will be key in the days ahead.

This blog is dedicated to highlighting important examination information, key dates, and reminders to support our learners as they prepare for this important period. Please refer to the Academic Section carefully for more information.

A reminder that all learners will switch to winter uniform on Monday. Please ensure that the correct uniform is worn, including appropriate stockings, and that all hair, jewellery, and grooming regulations are adhered to.

SECONDARY CALENDAR

SPORT CALENDAR

FEEDBACK

LEARNER SURVEY FEEDBACK (SECONDARY)

Our Quality Assurance Team recently conducted a comprehensive learner survey across the College. The survey explored key areas including teaching and learning, the school environment, as well as sporting and cultural activities.

Overall, the feedback was overwhelmingly positive across all campuses, affirming that Parklands College provides an authentic and progressive learning environment in which learners are able to thrive.

The Secondary Learner Survey indicates that learners are happy and making good academic progress. Learners report high levels of respect for their educators and feel encouraged to work hard, while recognising the College’s high academic and cultural standards. A significant number of learners highlighted the value of strong friendships at the College, and overall, learners are highly complimentary of our offering and the facilities. There is also a clear understanding of the Code of Conduct, with learners reporting that they feel safe and secure.

Learner comments and suggestions have been carefully noted and are currently under review. Where possible, these insights will inform ongoing improvements. We value all feedback, as it plays an important role in helping us continue to provide an exceptional learning experience for all.

GOOGLE INNOVATOR

MRS STEYNBERG

Congratulations to Mrs Steynberg who is now a certified Google Innovator. To become a Google Innovator, educators must go through a competitive application process, including proposing an idea for educational change.

Mrs Steynberg is a leader in her field, with a strong passion for technology and innovative teaching. We are truly fortunate to have her as part of our staff.

NEWS FROM HOUSTON!

This weekend is a pivotal moment for our Robotics team in Houston as they take part in an incredible opportunity on the global stage. The HyperionBots have invested countless hours in developing their robot, refining their engineering portfolio, and preparing every aspect of their performance. They have truly earned their place on this world stage.

We are cheering them on all the way from Cape Town!

Thursday Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTLneTQGnsM

Friday Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps5rsAdW4-Q

Saturday Livestream(if in finals): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG0JzHFcf5A

Setting up in progress...

VIDEO-2026-04-29-05-32-26 2.mp4

Worlds Robot Reveal FINAL DECODE.mp4

CHAMBER CHOIR

Our Chamber Choir, a combined choir of the Senior Preparatory and Secondary phases, performed beautifully in assembly. On the same evening, they showcased a more formal performance at the City Hall.

Below is a glimpse into just how much fun it is to be a member. Learners who wish to join can sign up here: https://forms.gle/TTVGNwv8ZQn19wBWA

Chamber Choir CCNF 2026.mp4

INTERNATIONAL KIDS' LIT QUIZ

The Kids’ Lit Quiz is an international reading competition for learners aged 10–13, where teams of four compete by answering 100 questions on children’s literature, including books, authors, characters, and poetry. The competition progresses from school level to national finals, and then to the world finals for top teams.

We are proud to recognise our learners who took part and represented our school. They showed excellent teamwork, knowledge, and dedication, and did extremely well. We celebrate their achievement and the way they made our school proud.

Sophia de Carvalho Smee, Luyanda Madanhire, Benjamin Fourie, Brynn Eichbauer

GERHARD VOSLOO TO REPRESENT SOUTH AFRICA AT REGENERON ISEF IN THE USA

We are incredibly proud to share that Gerhard Vosloo, Grade 11, has been selected to represent South Africa at the prestigious Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, from 9–15 May 2026. Regeneron ISEF is recognised as the world’s largest pre-college STEM competition, bringing together approximately 1,800 high school learners from more than 80 countries, regions and territories. It celebrates innovation, research excellence and young scientific talent on a truly global stage.

Gerhard earned this remarkable opportunity through his outstanding research project: A machine-learning driven approach to detecting gravitational wave signals from LIGO. His project demonstrates how artificial intelligence can be used to identify gravitational wave signals hidden within noisy data with notable accuracy. The research also highlights the potential for faster, more efficient real-time signal detection and the growing role of AI in advancing astrophysics. This achievement follows Gerhard’s exceptional performance at the 45th Eskom Expo International Science Fair, where he received a Gold Medal, the Meiring Naudé Award for the Most Inspiring Project, and the AI for Impact Award for his innovative work in deep learning and science.

Gerhard’s success reflects the curiosity, dedication and academic excellence we value at Parklands College. We congratulate him on this extraordinary accomplishment and wish him every success as he competes among the world’s brightest young scientists. We know he will represent both Parklands College and South Africa with distinction.

TALENT SEARCH OLYMPIAD

The Talent Search is an Olympiad that tests computational thinking and problem-solving skills. The entire school participated, and we were proud to celebrate our 32 Gold Award winners in assembly - recognising those learners who placed in the top

7% of participants nationwide.

GRADE 12 BAKE SALE

GRADE 7 MUSIC LESSON

The music lesson provided a fun and engaging environment where learners explored and developed their understanding of musical terminology using movement.

VIDEO-2026-04-28-14-40-57.mp4

WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO...

MATRIC VARIETY SHOW

OUR DANCERS ARE PERFORMING AT ARTSCAPE

CENTRE STAGE 2026

Book Your Tickets Now!

On 16 June 2026, prepare for an extraordinary celebration of dance as Centre Stage takes over the Artscape Opera House for one spectacular evening only.

Parklands College is joining 300 dancers from 20 studios across seven diverse genres, for a dynamic showcase of talent and creativity. From classical ballet to contemporary and beyond, the stage will come alive with energy, rhythm, and breathtaking artistry.

With ambassadorship from Cape Town City Ballet’s retired principal dancer, Laura Bosenberg, this special fundraising event supports the continued growth and sustainability of the company (CTCB). This special evening not only celebrates the artistry of Dance but also honours those who shaped its legacy.

Tickets are available at @webtickets or Artscape Dial-A-Seat on 021 421 7695.

GLOBAL TEENS INSPIRE

Learners from Junipero Serra High School, San Mateo, California and Parklands College Secondary Faculty, Cape Town, South Africa, will share inspiring, real-world projects showcasing creative solutions for the global good in a short virtual showcase on April 30. Join us to support and celebrate these young changemakers. Register now to attend live or receive the recording!

SPACE EDUCATION

We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a Space Educators Conference during World Space Week in October.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Punctuality Expectations

We believe in developing essential life skills, and punctuality is one of them - a key expectation in any future workplace.

We therefore expect all learners to arrive at school on time:

Learners should be seated in class by 07:50 when the first lesson begins
Learners must clock in by 07:45 at one of the biometric stations, allowing time to transition to class.

Please take note of the following:

We can excuse one late arrival per week — life happens
Two or more late arrivals in a week indicate that morning routines may need to be adjusted
Clocking in is a mandatory safety requirement. Learners who fail to clock in will receive one warning email, followed by a demerit for repeated occurrences
If your child is absent, please notify us before 08:30 by emailing secondary@parklands.co.za so that their record can be updated

Punctuality reflects preparedness and respect. Let’s continue to encourage and model these important qualities together.

LEARNER LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP CAMP FOR GRADE 11 - CLASS OF 2027

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” ~ John Quincy Adams.

Investing in leadership development is a key priority at our school, as we believe every learner has the potential to lead with purpose and integrity. Leadership is not limited to formal roles, but is developed across the entire grade, empowering all learners to contribute meaningfully in their final school year and beyond.

Communication has been shared with parents regarding the Grade 11 leadership camp - an opportunity for the entire grade to develop key skills such as communication, teamwork, and decision-making. Traditionally, it is also a camp where we see the group come together as a unified entity, while enjoying an important experience of bonding and shared growth.

Parents are requested to return the indemnity forms as soon as possible.

DATES AND HIGHLIGHTS

We encourage parents and learners to refer to the school calendar shared at the beginning of the blog. However, as our Grade 12 and Grade 11 learners enter an important and exciting period, we would like to highlight a few key dates.

22-24 June Grade 11 - Leadership Camp - all Grade 11s

23-25 July High School Musical

31 July Leadership Voting

7 August Grade 12 - 40 Day Breakfast

15 August Derby Day

18 August Leadership Induction Ceremony

18 September Sport Awards tbc

19 September Matric Dance

22 September STCL & Honors & Leadership Awards

23 September Valedictory & Locking the Legacy

13 October Grade 12 NSC Exam Start

SCHOOL & LEISURE - FREE DELIVERY

A reminder that our Uniform Shop, School & Leisure, offers free delivery on all online orders, making it easier than ever to get what you need.

For free delivery to school, in the address block, please insert school name and address and add discount code before check out

Junior Preparatory - 91 Raats Drive, Parklands 7441
Secondary Preparatory - 50 Wood Drive, Parklands 7441
Secondary Faculty - 1 College Avenue, Sandown 7441

Discount Code : PKLSCHOOL (both upper and lowercase works)

DROP-OFF AND COLLECTION TIMES

During drop-off and collection times, we ask that parents please respect the traffic flow and avoid stopping in drive-through areas. We encourage making use of designated parking to ensure the safety and smooth flow of traffic for all. The safety and security of our learners, remains a priority at all times.

AFRIKAANS EXAM PREPARATION WORKSHOPS

Please find information regarding available exam preparation workshops. Learners who are interested in attending are invited to email Mrs Bailly directly at abailly@parklands.co.za with the date and session they would like to sign up for.

WORKSHOP AFRIKAANS FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE workshops (1)

EXAM INFORMATION

📝 Exam Timetables

Please use the examination timetables below to prepare effectively for your upcoming assessments. Ensure that you are aware of your exam dates, times, and any specific requirements.

JUNE EXAM TT 2026

📑 Exam Study Guidelines

Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 9 Grade 8 Grade 7

Study Timetables

Grade 7 Study Timetable Grade 8 Study Timetable Grade 9 Study Timetable

GRADE 12 NATIONAL BENCHMARK TESTING (NBT) TRAINING

We are pleased to offer NBT Training for Mathematics for our Grade 12 learners.

Details

Date: 25 June and 26 June
Time: 08:00 – 11:00
Venue: To be confirmed

Registration

Learners who would like to attend must register using this Google Form no later than 20 May to confirm attendance.

What is the NBT?

The National Benchmark Tests (NBTs) are assessments used by many South African universities as part of their admission process. They help universities evaluate a learner’s readiness for tertiary study and may be used together with NSC final results when making placement or acceptance decisions.

The NBT consists of:

AQL – Academic and Quantitative Literacy
MAT – Mathematics

This training will focus on the Mathematics (MAT) component.

Important Note

NBT requirements differ from one university to another. Learners are strongly encouraged to check the admission requirements of each institution to which they plan to apply.

This training is highly recommended for any learner considering university study, particularly in fields requiring Mathematics.

Learners are still welcome to join most of our clubs and societies on offer at the College. Please email the educator in charge of the respective Club or Society, speak to Teneale or Isaiah, our Clubs and Society prefects or email Mr Steinmann.

SCHEDULE

2026 Schedule - 2026 Time table

Important information:

Some clubs and societies require a fee.
A consent form must be collected and signed by a parent.
The full fee structure is available in the Parent Directory.

Drama Lab Production - Annie Jr

We congratulate Trista, who has been cast in the Drama Lab of Annie Jr that will be running in May 2026. We also have two of our prep school learners, Olivia and Lela in the cast. Please see details if you would like to support them and book tickets.

MUSIC LESSONS

Welcome to Ms. René Arendse, our new Part Time Piano Educator!

Interested in starting lessons? Please CLICK HERE

Ms. René Arendse is an experienced music educator with a strong track record across both primary and high school education, most recently at Westerford High School, where she was part of a dynamic music department. In addition to her classroom work, she has collaborated with leading arts institutions such as Artscape Theatre, Suidoosterfees, and ATKV.

She brings a deep love for music and education into her teaching, with a focus on developing each learner’s confidence, musical skill, and enjoyment of the piano. She is excited to continue working alongside our Parklands College pianists, nurturing their passion for music and supporting them in reaching their individual goals.

Jazz Band in Action: Preparing for Battle of the Bands

We are looking forward to our Jazz Band performing at the Battle of the Bands at Herschel Girls’ High School on 12 May.

The ensemble is currently refining its programme, and as with all their showcases, audiences can expect a full performance experience, including choreography, stylish presentation, and a vibrant, high-energy musical set.

Upcoming Quarter 2 Events & Opportunities

We strongly encourage all our musicians to take part in the following:

1. Western Cape Virtual Eisteddfod (WCVE)
An inclusive and accessible platform for all musicians, whether you are just starting out or more experienced. Learners receive valuable feedback and certification for their performances.

Entries close: 8 May (Entry Form Link: https://forms.gle/LGnT2QRTURw2qi5a7 )
Video submissions due: 9 June
👉 We encourage every learner to participate in this opportunity.

2. Cape Town Eisteddfod (Live Performance at Parklands College)
Taking place in Quarter 3 (20–21 August), this is a wonderful opportunity to perform live and grow in confidence and stage presence.

Entries close: 22 May
Please refer to the Entry Form link for entry details: https://forms.gle/GuuUhWt7ZvxptFAq6

Further Development

We also encourage learners to:

Register for Trinity examinations, which form part of the criteria for Colours and Half Colours
Participate in ensembles such as Orchestra, Jazz Band, and Euphonics Vocal Ensemble

Why step beyond the practice room? These experiences offer far more than just musical technicality; they are a masterclass in the skills that define a person. By committing to an ensemble or an exam, you are cultivating the discipline to persevere, the collaboration to listen, and the unshakeable confidence that comes from finding your unique voice.

Music is not just something you play; it is the way you learn to show up in the world.

Embrace these opportunities to turn your practice into your purpose.

More Details to Follow

Join us by completing this link: https://forms.gle/jPSsQZBjjvLPw2jq7 by Monday 20 April 2026.

Enrolment Form: https://forms.gle/gRidchZx8Q5nubVi6

📚 For timetables, teacher details, and all Music Department info, please visit our Music Department Learner Website.
💌 For any other questions, contact Mrs Alexis Matsimela.

https://sites.google.com/parklands.co.za/sec-music-department/home

Those still interested in getting started, we have space in the vocal, cello, drums, saxophone, trumpet, & piano departments. All relevant details, including lesson offerings, durations, and costs, can be found in the Music Tuition

Google Form link: https://forms.gle/uV4j9ChV4TDG8tuU9

Get ready to make some music! 🎹🎷🎤

Dance

Please find the link below to enrol for Secondary Dance 2026.

Dance Enrolment Link

Inside the link, you’ll find the full timetable and all the details you need. Whether you’re passionate about dance or keen to try something new, we would love to have you join us.

Don’t miss out! Sign up and be part of the energy!

Please contact the counsellors for any learner support queries or information:

Samantha Scott: sjscott@parklands.co.za

Lara Rust: lrust@parklands.co.za (Counselling support Mondays and Thursdays 09:00-11:00)

MAY/JUNE EXAM ACCOMMODATIONS -

Please note this is only for Approved accommodations for READERS/SCRIBES/PROMPTER/PLANNER or SEPARATE VENUE

Google form to confirm accommodations (link)

Please note that Readers and Scribes for exams must be organised directly by the parents and an external qualified Reader and Scribe. The College is not responsible for sourcing Readers and Scribes nor any financial arrangements.

Please contact Michelle Holdsworth: 0827209970 if you are looking for a certified Reader/Scribe for the upcoming exams. Please ensure that all Readers and Scribes have the correct certification and please forward that certification to the College (sjscott@parklands.co.za) before exams start.

Please contact Samantha Scott if you'd like to discuss the Exam Portal option (Reader and Scribe done digitally in a computer lab).

(All learners that make use of extra time or spelling accommodations, will still receive their accommodation stickers and will write in their class venue as per usual - this form is just for separate venue arrangements).

EXAM PORTAL - online exam platform for accommodation learners

We are pleased to share that our digital Exam Portal has now been successfully rolled out across the College for formal examination sessions. The system has proven to be secure, accessible, and user-friendly, offering an effective way for learners to receive reading and scribing accommodations without the need for in-person support. We will be moving towards all learners making use of Exam Portal in our efforts to support their potential in a sustainable and efficient manner.

How the Exam Portal Works

Learners who qualify for a reader and/or scribe are granted access to a secure online platform during examinations.

The portal reads the exam aloud at the learner’s preferred pace.
Learners may type their answers directly onto the platform or request a printed script, if needed.
It ensures fairness, independence, and consistency for all learners who require assistance.
Is recognised by the Education Department as being suitable for NSC Grade 12 exams.

Cost and Access

There will be a fee of R150 per exam paper/session, regardless of the length or duration of the paper.

The Exam Portal will be available for examinations only and, once enrolled, learners will be able to make use of the system for all exams up until the end of Grade 12.

Why We Are Moving in This Direction

As we continue to adopt more inclusive and sustainable assessment practices, the Exam Portal provides a modern, affordable alternative to relying on human readers and scribes, especially during busy examination periods.

In addition, this approach encourages greater independence and self-sufficiency, which is an essential skill for life beyond the school environment, where physical readers and scribes may not always be available. Learners can become more confident using digital support tools that are increasingly used at tertiary level and in the workplace.

We encourage parents to consider this option as the most efficient support process going forward. If you would like to register your child for the Exam Portal, or if you have any questions, please contact Samantha Scott: sjscott@parklands.co.za.

Thank you for supporting our ongoing efforts to provide effective assessment accommodations for learners at the College.

Letter to parents for Exam portal.pdf

TERTIARY STUDIES

Public tertiary institution application dates for the class of 2026

OnlineCareerGuidance_TertiaryApplicationsClassOf2026.pdf

Stellenbosch Engineering Winterweek

Stellenbosch University is excited to be hosting its annual Engineering Winterweek in-person again from 28th June to 3rd July 2026. We invite your grade 11 and 12 learners to an unforgettable week’s experience of all things engineering.

The Engineering Winterweek will consist of visits to leading engineering companies, mini lectures, tours of the faculty and campus, as well as an exciting group project to give prospective students the perfect opportunity to collaborate with their future colleagues. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover whether engineering is their passion.

Applicable to Grade 11 and 12 learners who are taking Physical Science. The cost is R4800. Applications will be open from 18 April on https://www.su.ac.za/eng-winterweek, and will close on 15 May.

For more information or enquiries:

please contact the Engineering Winterweek director at winterweek@sun.ac.za,
visit our website https://www.su.ac.za/eng-winterweek
follow us on our Instagram @suwinterweek.

90 Bursaries available in Shoprite's 2026 bursary programme - now open for application

Applications for the Shoprite Group’s 2026 bursary programme are officially open.

Application details and requirements

In order to be eligible, applicants must be South African citizens under 27 years old, and are registered for undergraduate or post-graduate degree study at an accredited university.

Further qualifying criteria is specific to each bursary - for more information or to apply, visit the Shoprite bursary programme page here.

Applications close on 31 May 2026.

https://www.bizcommunity.com/article/90-bursaries-available-in-shoprite-2026-bursary-programme-now-open-for-application-062755a

Global Education May Study Abroad Expo.pdf

Global Education - Study Abroad Expo

Global Education will be hosting their Study Abroad Expo in South Africa from 11 to 16 May. International universities from Australia, UK, US, Europe and many more regions will be in attendance and we would like to invite you and your students to meet with our university partners.

Our events are open to the public and entrance is FREE.

Cape Town - Vineyard Hotel | Monday 11 May | 16:00 - 19:30
Pretoria - St Mary's DSG | Tuesday 12 May | 15:00 - 18:00
White River - Uplands College | Wednesday 13 May | 15:00 - 17:30
Johannesburg - St Andrew's School for Girls | Friday 15 May | 15:00 - 18:00
Johannesburg - The Maslow Hotel | Saturday 16 May | 10:00 - 14:00

Attached are the flyers for WhatsApp and social media plus the link for students and parents to reserve their spots. Please share with your Grade 10, 11 and 12 students as well as their parents, so that we can ensure as many students as possible benefit from this fantastic opportunity.

Matches are underway
With the season finding its rhythm, this is a good moment to refocus on what drives our programme. Results will vary, but strong processes keep us consistent and moving forward.

Sport policy guidelines
Our sport policy sets clear expectations for both learners and staff. Behaviour sits at the core. Learners represent the College with pride, and respect for teammates, opponents, officials and staff is non-negotiable. Poor behaviour will be addressed consistently.

Coaches and managers set the tone through structure, communication and a clear focus on learner welfare. Feedback is welcomed when constructive, but our standards and direction remain firm.

Our four pillars
Communication: Stay informed and respond when needed.
Commitment: Consistent training and effort are essential.
Competition: Play with intensity, discipline and respect.
Community: Support others and contribute positively.

Looking ahead
Fixtures are now in full swing, both home and away. Sport is about growth, accountability and teamwork. We look forward to an exciting winter season and appreciate your continued support.

Home and Away...

U19 boys hockey against Elkanah

Learner Achievements

We always love to hear of our learners' external sports achievements. Please email a short blurb along with 3 high-quality photographs (1 Mb minimum) to External Sport News.

Winter Sport Sign Up

Learners are required to sign up for one summer and one winter sport code.

Please sign your child up for a Quarter 2 and 3 winter sport if you have not yet done so.

Link: 2026 Q2 and 3 winter sport sign up form

If your child is unable to take part in College sport due to College dance commitments, College robotics competitions, a medical reason that prevents participation, or participation in non-College sport at Provincial or National level through an accredited sporting body where training clashes with school sport, we kindly ask that you complete the form below and attach the relevant supporting documentation.

Please note that involvement in the school play does not exempt learners from participation in sport. However, consideration has been made with regard to training sessions.

Link: 2026 Excused Learner Form

Winter Sport Timetable 2026

Please remember to subscribe to our Secondary sports calendar using this link: Secondary Sports Calendar

Please contact Mr M Viljoen (mviljoen@parklands.co.zas) to enquire about Golf lessons and practice days.

Sports Department

Girls' hockey and netball: Rebecca Walker (rwalker@parklands.co.za)

Chess, cross country, and boys' soccer: Marc Viljoen (mviljoen@parklands.co.za)

Rugby and girls' soccer: Darin Viljoen (dviljoen@parklands.co.za)

Head of Cricket and Boys' hockey: Gary Gilder (ggilder@parklands.co.za)

Head of Sport: Darryn Hunt (dhunt@parklands.co.za)

Sport Results

BOYS' HOCKEY:

U14A v Elkanah Lost 0 - 6 POM: Hayden Naidoo

U16A v Elkanah Drew 1-1 POM: Connor Swart

U19A v Elkanah Lost 0-4 POM: Adam Muller

NETBALL (vs Elkanah House):

U13A Lost 10-16 POM: Nia Morule

U13B Drew 6-6 POM: Gia Williams-Brown

SOCCER:

Girls U19A vs Milnerton High Lost 0 - 5 POM : Naeha Naidu

Boys U19A vs Buren High Won 2 - 1 POM: Connor Russell

CHESS:

vs Elkanah Lost 2-4 POM: Jun Chen

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General

PARENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY

College parents are able to list their businesses in our Parent Business Directory for free – www.parklands.co.za/parent-business-directory/.

Should you be interested in marketing your business to over 1000 families, email: marketing@parklands.co.za to get started.

All listings will be subject to the College’s final approval.

This week's feature business is...

IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR PARENTS

College Crest and Logos

The College Crest and logos are registered trademarks and may not be used without permission from the Head of Marketing: cdevos@parklands.co.za

Access to Campus

Please note that for security reasons, no parents or visitors are allowed past the Admin building during the week without reporting to reception. We have instructed our learners and staff to ask anyone without a Visitor's Badge to report to reception.

No Dogs Allowed

Please note that the College does not allow animals, especially dogs, on campus, except in the following cases:

Officially registered guide or support dogs (with the necessary harness).
Pets owned by personnel residing on campus for security purposes.

Lost Cellphones

Almost on a daily basis, we are asked to assist with finding lost cellphones. It has become an impossible task and we simply cannot expect staff to actively look for misplaced cellphones. We provide adequate facilities for the learners to lock their devices away.

If a learner misplaces or loses their cellphone, parents are required to report the missing device to the local police station.

Learners need to complete a report about the missing device at the reception of the ICT desk in the event that it is handed in.

AirPods

We do not look for missing AirPods. Learners have been told that they should rather not bring AirPods to school, as they get lost easily.