At Makgwe Primary School, we follow the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) as prescribed by the South African Department of Basic Education. Our comprehensive curriculum is designed to develop learners holistically, preparing them for success in secondary education and beyond.
As a comprehensive primary school, we cater to all learners from Grade R through Grade 7, ensuring a smooth educational progression. Our 15 qualified educators are trained to deliver the curriculum effectively, using learner-centered approaches that make learning engaging and meaningful.
Our curriculum covers all essential learning areas for primary education
We teach Home Language (Setswana), First Additional Language (English), and Second Additional Language. Strong language skills form the foundation for all other learning.
Our mathematics program develops numerical fluency, logical thinking, and problem-solving skills essential for everyday life and future studies.
Learners explore the natural world through inquiry-based learning, developing scientific literacy and curiosity about how things work.
History and Geography help learners understand their community, country, and the world while developing critical thinking skills.
Technology education introduces learners to practical skills in design and problem-solving using available resources.
Covering personal and social well-being, creative arts, and physical education to develop well-rounded individuals.
The Foundation Phase is crucial for building the fundamental skills that learners will use throughout their education. Our experienced educators focus on:
Small class sizes allow our teachers to identify and support each learner's individual needs, ensuring no child is left behind.
As learners progress through the Intermediate and Senior phases, they are introduced to more specialized subjects and deeper levels of understanding. Our program includes:
We prepare learners for the transition to secondary school, building academic confidence and independent study skills.
Continuous assessment ensures we track and support every learner's progress
Tests, examinations, and assignments conducted throughout each term to measure understanding and progress.
Daily observations, classwork, and interactions that help teachers understand each learner's needs.
Regular report cards and parent meetings to communicate learner progress and areas for improvement.