Schools in Bramley, Johannesburg
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18 Eleventh Ave, BRAMLEY, Johannesburg, 2192
011 440 6848
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1 Long Ave, BRAMLEY, Johannesburg, 2196
011 640 3111
The Yeshiva College offers a comprehensive Torah and secular education from playschool matric for both boys and girls on one campus Yeshiva college received the prestigious Jerusalem Prize for the best Jewish Day School in the Diaspora Nearby results from the Schools category
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56 Knox Street, Sandton, 2192
0742810000
5 Star Pre-school for babies 3 months to Gr R in Melrose area, Sandton. * Qualified Teachers and Classroom Assistants * Baby massage & Baby Gym plus extra mural activities and extra tutoring if needed, all incorporated in the school fees * CCTV camera surveillance and daily feedback from the teacher into our own school handbook * Meals included are breakfast, two snacks and a healthy cooked lunch every day * Early morning drop off until late afternoon Aftercare * CAPS curriculum plus Reggio Emilia inspired Please contact us for a detailed tour of our beautiful school and see everything we have to offer for your little one! 
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22 HATHAWAY ROAD, GRESSWOLD, Johannesburg, 2090
011 786 8123
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34 Whiteley Rd, Johannesburg, 2196
010 020 8570
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No. 74 6th Avenue, Johannesburg, 2094
011 618 3331
The school caters for children from Grade RR to 7 (Rand Preparatory School) and offers Grades 8 to 12 under the auspices of Rand College. Our school follows the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) but we write the IEB (Independent Exam Board) examinations. 
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59 2nd Rd, Sandton, 2192
011 440 0721
Preschool students are assured of far more direct contact time with the outdoors than students receive in nearly any other model of environmental education. In fact, each child enrolled in a nature preschool will usually enjoy hundreds of hours exploring and playing in natural settings during the course of his or her preschool experience. The nature preschool model also provides exceptional support for the overall healthy growth and development of children. The daily explorations build valuable skills such as observation, experimentation, and sorting, while allowing for both individual experiences and group sharing. The children’s outdoor discoveries also provide great subjects for all manner of artistic and verbal expression, and the daily walks help to establish early habits of physical fitness. This approach is more likely to generate life-changing experiences than are shorter, infrequent, cognitive-focused environmental education programs. In addition, nature preschools’ loosely-structured, daily outdoor explorations allow the time and opportunity for real discovery and play, as compared to the traditional environmental education lessons that are scheduled, regulated, and confined mainly to indoors. Perhaps most of all, nature preschool students truly learn how to learn developing the curiosity and joy that should pervade all education, while practicing key social skills such as sharing, waiting one's turn, and following simple directions. 
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161 6Th Ave, Percelia Estate, Johannesburg, 2192
082 455 5341
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Corlett Drive, Johannesburg, 2196
+27 11 788 4670
Locatedin between Houghton, Sandton On 5th December 1966 a meeting was held at the Wanderers Club and served as the inaugural meeting of prospective parents of the new Fairways Primary School At this time Mrs M de Villiers was the acting principal who took on the responsibility of addressing the gathering, outlining details of the scope of the school and some of the prospects that could have been anticipated January 1967 saw Fairways Primary School open unfinished doors to approximately 130 learners ranging from Grade 1 to Grade 4 Most of these learners were drawn from school in the area ie Houghton, Bramley, HA Jack, Rosebank Mrs M de Villiers and her staff of 5 educators laboured under innumerable challenges to set Fairways Pri. 
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