As part of their continuing exploration of ‘Creation Care’ our Foundation Phase students had the opportunity to listen and express their observations, thoughts and wonders in response to Boundless’ – Renovation (feat. Andy Flanagan and Lucy Crimble) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAN-pPxTK7o
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Programing Robots
Our Foundation Phase created their own mazes and wrote a sequence of instructions – using arrows or letters (R, L, FW, BW) – to program a robot to a specific destination.
What brings you joy?
A film crew recently joined us to capture our journey — from our beginnings and our commitment to quality, diverse, and affordable education, to the exciting next chapter: moving into our new (wood)land home.
Information and Communication Technology
As part of the ICT curriculum students are encouraged to build a structure – a bridge (min span of 20cm, max span of 30cm), for example – using recycled materials, using shapes to ensure that their structure is as rigid as possible.
Ecological Sense
Following a presentation by a visiting Ecologist, the Foundation Phase waited in silence before sharing what they were sensing about our new school land.
School Cleanup
Parent-carers, students and staff, in the heart of the Ballito community, cleaning up the environment and praying as a school community.
Expressions of Hope
Africanarra 2025 is the Africa Reggio Emilia Alliance’s (AREA) annual story telling initiative in which Reggio Emilia inspired schools in Africa can participate by co-creating their own story telling events over the weekend of 23 – 25 May 2025 for #Africanarra “Through the Eyes of a child: Everything is Possible”
Peer Reviewing Photos
After learning about cameras, we shared what we noticed about our still images, focused on the mouth, the eyes, the nose, eyelashes, lids, cultures, and the emotions we feel, to name a few.
Creating 3D Shapes
Constructing 3D Shapes Our Foundation Phase in our natural learning environment, using ‘loose parts’ outside to construct 3-Dimensional shapes.
Series and Parallel Circuits
The child-led task: to power a torch, that has one or two lights.
