Letsatsing Primary Mine School Carletonville Admissions | Contact Details

Letsatsing Primary Mine School is a Public Combined in Carletonville Letsatsing Village Johannesburg in Gauteng, South Africa.

About Letsatsing Primary Mine School Carletonville

Welcome to the esteemed Letsatsing Primary Mine School, an integral pillar of the educational landscape in the vibrant community of Carletonville. Letsatsing Primary Mine School is a bustling hub of intellectual growth and development for 1968 number of learners. These bright minds are guided, mentored, and nurtured by our dedicated faculty of 56 teachers. Letsatsing Primary Mine School is proud to operate under the aegis of the Gauteng West Education District, which serves as a beacon of educational excellence in the Gauteng region. Letsatsing Primary Mine School is committed to fostering an environment conducive to learning, growth, and advancement for all our students.

Facts:

• Number of Learners: 1968
• Number of Teachers: 56
• Education District: Gauteng West
• Sector: Public School

Fees

The fees for public schools in South Africa can vary greatly depending on a number of factors including the specific school, the area, and the level of funding that the school receives from the government.

In South Africa, schools are categorized as either “fee-paying” or “no-fee” schools. “No-fee” schools are public schools that receive more funding from the government and do not charge school fees. These are typically in less affluent areas. “Fee-paying” schools, on the other hand, receive less funding from the government and charge school fees to cover the costs of providing education.

For fee-paying schools, the school governing body, which is made up of parents and staff, determines the school fees. These can range from a few thousand to several tens of thousands of South African rands per year. For example, in some cases, primary school fees might be around R1,000 to R5,000 per year, while high school fees could be R10,000 to R50,000 per year or even more. Again, these numbers can vary greatly and are only estimates.

In addition, there are also provisions in South African law to provide exemptions or reductions in school fees for parents who are unable to afford them. This is based on the combined annual income of the parents.

Uniform

Please contact the school regarding the latest updates on school uniform.

Letsatsing Primary Mine School Subjects

In South Africa, combined schools typically offer a comprehensive curriculum that spans from the Foundation Phase (Grades R – 3), through the Intermediate Phase (Grades 4 – 6), the Senior Phase (Grades 7 – 9), and finally the Further Education and Training (FET) Phase (Grades 10 – 12).

Here’s a general guide to the subjects offered at combined schools, although the specific curriculum can vary between schools:

Foundation Phase (Grades R – 3):

Literacy (Home Language)
Numeracy
Life Skills
Intermediate Phase (Grades 4 – 6):

Home Language
First Additional Language
Mathematics
Natural Sciences and Technology
Social Sciences (History & Geography)
Life Skills (Creative Arts, Physical Education, Personal and Social Well-being)
Senior Phase (Grades 7 – 9):

Home Language
First Additional Language
Mathematics
Natural Sciences
Social Sciences (History & Geography)
Technology
Economic and Management Sciences
Life Orientation
Creative Arts
Further Education and Training (FET) Phase (Grades 10 – 12):

Home Language
First Additional Language
Mathematics/Mathematical Literacy
Life Orientation
Plus, a choice of three or more subjects from the following:
Physical Sciences
Life Sciences
Geography
History
Accounting
Business Studies
Economics
Music
Visual Arts
Drama
Design
Computer Applications Technology (CAT)
Information Technology (IT)
Consumer Studies
Hospitality Studies
Tourism
Agricultural Sciences
Engineering Graphics and Design
Remember that the exact choice of subjects may vary depending on the school’s resources and expertise. In the FET phase, students often have a choice of subjects allowing them to specialize in certain areas based on their interests, strengths, and future career aspirations.

Please refer to the South African Department of Education or specific school websites for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Contact Details

• Tell: 0187904365
• Physical Address: 0187904365
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