HONOURS CEREMONIES:

Our Honours Ceremonies took place on 2 and 3 November 2026, celebrating the outstanding achievements of our learners. Congratulations to all our prize winners. Your dedication, perseverance, and hard work have been rewarded, and we are incredibly proud of each one of you.

SCHOOL TIMES AND PUNCTUALITY:

We are still facing serious challenges with learners arriving late in the mornings and being fetched late in the afternoons. This has become a daily disruption to the school programme and affects not only the child who is late but also the smooth running of classes and administration. Parents, please understand that punctuality is not optional — it is an essential part of discipline and respect for others. Learners who arrive after registration are automatically marked “absent” on the Department of Education system, and these records cannot be changed. These absences are reflected on your child’s report card. We ask parents to take this matter seriously and to speak to their children — some parents are unaware of how frequently their children arrive late.

EXAM ARRANGEMENTS:

Learners must bring the necessary textbooks and notes for both the day’s exam and the following day’s subject. There will be time allocated for studying at school, but this is only possible if learners have their books with them. Please ensure your child has all the required stationery — no borrowing or lending will be allowed during the exams.

DEMARCATIONS:

Demarcations for Grades 4 to 7 were distributed to assist learners in focusing their studies. These documents clearly outline the sections of work that will be assessed. Parents are urged to check that their children are using these demarcations when preparing — they are valuable tools designed to make study time more efficient and effective.

CLOSING TIMES DURING EXAMS:

From Friday, 6 November, the school will close daily at 13:00 for all learners. Please ensure your child is fetched promptly at this time. There will be no supervision after 13:00, and the school cannot take responsibility for learners who remain outside the premises after this time. Kindly communicate the new time with your transport providers.

FETCHING OF CHILDREN IN THE AFTERNOONS:

This issue has become a major concern. Increasing numbers of learners refuse to wait inside the designated waiting area after school. Many are crossing the busy road at random points or loitering around town — particularly behind Build-it, near President Hyper, and at the Shell garage. These unsupervised gatherings often lead to fights and unruly behaviour, forcing staff members, shop owners, and even SGB members to intervene. This situation is unacceptable and unsafe.

AGM / BUDGET PRESENTATION MEETING: