Polokwane

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Club 21 Polokwane opened its doors in 2018, after a need for such a centre was identified in the area.  It is functioning as a satellite campus of Club 21 Pretoria, with regular contact between the two campuses on various levels. 

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The school is situated on the grounds of the Taberna Dei Church at 76 Jorissen St, Polokwane Ext 4.

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The languages of instruction currently offered are English and Afrikaans.

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Club 21 Polokwane offers:

•  A structured and fixed routine in which children with Down syndrome can reach their full potential.

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• Small groups with a maximum of eight learners with qualified teachers and assistants.

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•  An academic curriculum based on concepts of the National Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements (CAPS), with a Christ centered foundation.

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•  Comprehensive assessments by Speech- and Occupational therapists to determine the independent level of functioning of each learner with Down syndrome.

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• Weekly Speech- and Occupational individual therapy to ensure and monitor the optimal development of learners. Therapies not included in school fees.

 

• Quarterly educational outings

 

• Programs to enhance music and dance

 

•  Weekly tuck shop to assist in teaching monetary skills.

 

• Weekly Playball lessons

 

•  The development of Christian values.

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

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While Club 21 does not discriminate against any learner wanting to attend Club 21, the school does have objective admission requirements:

 

-  Comprehensive assessments by Speech- and Occupational therapists appointed by the management of Club 21.

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-  Interview with parents.

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-  Interview with teachers and therapists from previous schools or learning centres.

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-  Placements in conjunction with the therapists and management of Club 21.

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-  Only learners with Down syndrome.

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-  The ability to function within a structured social / educational environment. 

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