JOHANNESBURG SOUTH – Pioneer Academies welcomed parents, learners, educators and individuals for a discussion about what education excellence is at the Crown Mines Golf Estate, on Saturday April 26.
The new school, which is now open for 2015 registration, has received a lot interest from parents who wish to enroll their children at the school.
The school meets with interested parents and children for interviews to understand each child’s educational needs.
Pioneer Academies primary school will consist of grades one and two, while high school will consist of grades seven and eight.
The school is expecting to enroll 300 learners for 2015 and plans to provide transport to those learners who will require safe transport to school.
Pioneer academies is not religiously affiliated, but respects all religions and the right of families and students to observe their own their own religious practices.
The school will thus expect all students to similarly tolerate and respect other learners’ religious faith and practices.
The school will implement the Cambridge curriculum to prepare students well for university and life. The school further adds that no students will be disadvantaged because they come from a school with a different curriculum, as their curriculum is aligned with the CAPS and the IEB curriculum.
Chinezi Chijioke, Chief Executive and Head of Pioneer Academies, addressed parents and individuals who attended the launch of the school.
“At Pioneer Academies we believe in developing excellent education and engaging with parents and children to move forward as one,” said Claudia Konning, Student Admissions and External Engagements.
Open days to access and view the school site will be organised from June, will be announced on the website: www.pioneeracademies.com
For more information, parents are encouraged to call 011 593 2454 admissions@pioneeracademies.com
