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1. What age groups does Alberton Stars Private School cater to?

Alberton Stars Private School currently serves children from Grade R and Grade 1 – Grade 9, with plans to expand in the future.

2. How can I apply for my child’s admission?

Parents can apply by completing an application form available on our website or by visiting the school office. After submission, an interview with both parents and the child will be scheduled.

3. Is there an application fee?

Yes, there is a non-refundable application fee that must be paid when submitting the application form. You can see our fees here.

4. What is the language of instruction at Alberton Stars Private School?

The school uses English as the primary language of instruction across all grades.

5. What curriculum does the school follow?

We follow the South African National Curriculum (CAPS), with a strong focus on academic excellence and holistic development.

6. What is the teacher-to-student ratio in each class?

Our classes are kept small, with a maximum of 15 students per class to ensure individualised attention for each child.

7. What are the school hours?

The school operates from Monday to Friday. Specific school hours vary by grade level, but typically the school day begins at 08:00 and ends at 14:00.

8. Does the school offer aftercare services?

Yes, Alberton Stars Private School provides aftercare services for parents who require extended supervision for their children. Details about timing and fees can be obtained from the school office.

9. What extracurricular activities does the school offer?

We offer a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and cultural programmes, to complement the academic curriculum.

10. What is the school’s approach to discipline?

We believe in a constructive discipline that fosters self-awareness and respect. Our approach is positive, aiming to teach children the importance of boundaries and social norms in a supportive environment.

11. What values does Alberton Stars Private School instil in students?

We emphasise values such as integrity, respect, and a commitment to excellence. These values are integrated into our teaching and school culture.

12. How does the school communicate with parents?

We maintain regular communication with parents through newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and our online portal. We believe in fostering a strong partnership between parents and the school.

13. Are there opportunities for parental involvement in school activities?

Yes, parents are encouraged to get involved in their child’s education by participating in school events, volunteering, and attending meetings.

14. What is the school’s policy on uniforms?

All students are required to wear the school uniform, which can be purchased from designated suppliers. The uniform promotes a sense of belonging and equality among students.

15. How does the school handle bullying?

Alberton Stars Private School has a zero-tolerance policy towards bullying. We take proactive measures to create a safe and supportive environment for all students.

16. What are the school’s academic expectations?

We expect our students to strive for excellence in all academic areas. Our curriculum is designed to challenge students while providing the necessary support to help them succeed.

17. How does the school support students’ holistic development?

Our educational approach includes not just academics but also the development of communication skills, self-discipline, and social awareness. We believe in nurturing well-rounded individuals.

18. What is the process for withdrawing a student from the school?

If you need to withdraw your child from the school, please provide written notice to the school office. The notice period and any associated fees are outlined in the school’s terms and conditions.

19. How does the school prepare students for future academic success?

We focus on building a strong academic foundation, encouraging creative thinking, and fostering problem-solving skills. Our goal is to prepare students not only for the next grade level but for lifelong learning and success.