If your dream is to see your child provided with the best possible education, look no further than Curro Mount Richmore.

The school prides themselves in being the pillar of educational success, which is why space for 2022 and 2023 is filling rapidly.

Situated in Salt Rock, the school offers something for everyone with impressive sport and academic curricula which develop learners into well-rounded individuals, creating international competitors.

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Teamwork and collective input from school heads who work with learners, for learners, keeps this ship sailing smoothly. The balance between sport and education is important, too.

A learner-centered approach provides learners the opportunity to explore and investigate themes and topics on their own, in order to come up with their own solutions.

Beautiful jungle gyms, obstacle courses and classrooms filled with wonder and fun for children starting out at Curro Castle, right through to learners benefiting from unique subjects like robotics – which is taught from as early as Castle right up to Grade 6, allowing for in-house Club up to Matric.

Sport is equally important, helping to develop skills which can aid learners in life – mental and physical strength, teamwork, conflict management, friendships and problem solving.

Moving from field to classroom, creative ideas, mental connections and fun learning environments make it easier to teach complex subjects like Mathematics.

The school uses the Brombacher method of teaching Mathematics – a method founded in 2003 by Aarnout Brombacher, a mathematics teacher and leader in South African mathematics education.

Elsewhere in the school the CAPS curriculum is applied – lessening the administrative workload of teachers, freeing them up to focus on teaching.

CAPS provides detailed guidelines of what to teach.

Learners are assessed on a grade-by-grade and subject-by-subject basis.

Don’t miss out on providing the best possible education for your child – enrol them at Curro Mount Richmore today and see what they mean by ‘your family, is our family’.

Lizani Labuschagnè – Head Girl: “My peers and I really feel sad that our final year at our lovely school is coming to an end. Curro Mount Richmore has had an absolutely positive impact on my life, as well as on many of my fellow matriculants. Curro Mount Richmore brings out the best in every one of their students by helping us gain confidence in everything we do. Having had teachers who are super uplifting and supportive, my schooling years will be a fond memory that I will always look back on with a smile. These teachers not only taught us; they have inspired us.”

Ethan Botha – Head Boy: “Listen to advice and accept discipline, and at the end you will be counted among the wise. The future is so uncertain. One thing, however, is certain – Curro Mount Richmore will forever be a part of who I am, what I have become and the future I am yet to build.

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