Johannesburg Best Schools, Preschool, Top Primary School

Our school is under Management of Royal Schools which has been operating for the last 30 Years and
Royal Schools Alberton is our 3^rd campus which has been in existence for 7 years.

Mission Statement

To be the independent school of choice in the community we serve.

Vision Statement

To parents looking for affordable quality private education, we offer academic excellence through committed staff in an inclusive, safe and secure environment.

Academics

We follow the CAPS curriculum set out by the department of education

Grade RRR (if turning 3 years old before June) to Grade 12
The school is registered with the GDE (23 SCH01 01070)
The language of tuition is English

Languages offered:
- Primary school: English (HL), IsiZulu (FAL) or Afrikaans (FAL)
- High School: English (HL), IsiZulu (HL), IsiZulu (FAL) or Afrikaans (FAL)

Our behaviour is aligned to Christian values
Maximum of 30 learners per primary school class and 35 per secondary school class

Sport

Sport Activities offered

Athletics
Soccer

Netball
Rugby

Cross Country

Culture

Cultural Activities Offered

Eisteddfod
Choir
Concert

Fun days
Social Projects

Outings and trips
Robotics

Facilities

Royal Schools Alberton Facilities

59 Classrooms with projectors and CCTV cameras
2 Computer centres

Science laboratories
Hall
Sport fields

24 hour security with access control, armed response and electric fencing

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IT/ Robotics Primary School

Robotics

Robotics forms part of our ICT Curriculum.
Grade 1 and 2 learners use the Lego Brick Motion sets to get them into the design and building phase of Robotics.
Grade 3 - 5 learners use the Lego We Do 2.0 set that combines coding with engineering and problem solving skills.
Grade 6 and 7 learners use the Lego Spike Prime set that incorporates more advanced coding in a fun and interactive environment.
Our Robotics Club also continues in the afternoons as an extra mural. Our teams will compete in the Lego League competitions.

Google for Education

Since the start of the Pandemic, Royal School embarked on a journey to find practical and innovative solutions to drive quality education without interruptions. This led us into a partnership with Google Workspace for Education. From 2022, our learners and teachers will be using a tailor made learning management system designed by Google which allows teachers to engage learners in a more interactive approach with links to real life scenarios in any given subject.

Kindly contact our Google Administrator, Mr Pillay, for any Google Education/ Classroom related information: kpillay@amberfieldcollege.co.za

ICT

Gr 1 – 3 learners do ICT as a subject where they mainly use the Purple Mash Computer programme to help them to be computer literate. Robotics is also included as part of the ICT curriculum.
Gr 4 – 7 learners do ICT as subject where they focus on the basics of working on Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Robotics is also included as part of the ICT curriculum.

IT/ Robotics High School

Robotics

High School learners use the Lego Spike Prime set that incorporates more advanced coding in a fun and interactive environment.
Our Robotics Club continues in the afternoons as an extra mural, our teams chosen there will compete in the Lego League competitions.
Robotics is also included in the ICT curriculum for Gr 8 – 9.

Google for Education

Kindly contact our Google Administrator, Mr Pillay, for any Google Education/ Classroom related information: kpillay@amberfieldcollege.co.za

IT /CAT/ ICT

Our IT (Information Technology) and CAT (Computer Application Technology) department is growing rapidly with a second IT lab coming to our High School in 2022, CAT focusing more on MS office applications, website technologies, social integration of technology and giving learners the skills to take on any job in the future with confidence in using technology. IT helps learners develop critical thinking, problem solving, decision making and an understanding of artificial intelligence through programming and algorithm development, leading learners up to the computer science, machine learning and robotics career paths. Gr 8 – 9 learners have the option of doing ICT as an additional subject after school.