Protea school is for learners with neurological and specific learning disabilities. A child with learning disabilities normally has a normal to above average intelligence and are not stupid, lazy or naughty.Every learner admitted to the school is unique with his/her own specific learning disabilities. Our staff are trained to work with these learners. Every learners’ […]
Prinshof School, situated in the Pretoria Central Business District, provides quality, specialised education to blind and partially sighted learners from across the country. A number of learners from other African countries also receive tuition at the school. Most of the learners follow the mainstream curriculum from Gr R up to Gr 12. Learners with additional
Nuwe Hoop Skool verskaf opleiding aan 417 leerders wat wissel van Graad RRR tot Graad 12. Lewens- en Beroepsvaardighede word ook aangebied. Ons leerders volg dieselfde kurrikulum as hoofstroomskole. Ons maak voorsiening vir leerders met uiteenlopende kulturele agtergronde, elk met hul eie unieke uitdagings soos serebrale- en fisiese gestremdhede, traumatiese hoofbeserings of spesifieke leergestremdhede (soos
Muriel Brand School first opened its doors on 14 January 1969. It started in very old, barely renovated mine buildings with 27 learners and 18 staff members. As learner numbers increased, it became evident that larger premises were needed. The Brakpan Town Council offered land to the new school in August 1970, which the school
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Ons bied aan leerders met gestremdhede, gespesialiseerde onderwys en opleiding. Hierdeur lei ons leerders van afhanklikheid tot selfstandigheid. Die personeelkorps is spesiale mense met ‘n roeping op hul lewe. Elke leerder is spesiaal, uniek en anders begaafd. Almal wil die leerders in totaliteit vorm en die welstand van elke leerder word voorop gestel. Personeel kan
Lantern School is a remedial school which caters for learners with specific learning barriers from Grade 1 to 12. We offer the mainstream GDE departmental CAPS curriculum. Learners may be placed back into a mainstream school after satisfactory progress has been made. Our classes are small in order to provide learners with the best possible
Disabled People South Africa (DPSA) is a nonprofit and democratic cross-disability body made up of member organisations of disabled people that mobilises and advocate for their rights for attainment of equal opportunity. DPSA is recognised as the national assembly of disabled people by Disabled People International (DPI), which has observer status in the United Nations.
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Mandeville Disability Swimming (MDS) is home to the largest and strongest squad of disability swimmers in South Africa headed up by Paralympian, Tadhg Slattery. Tadhg competed as part of the South African Paralympic swimming team at six Paralympic games. His first games in 1992 gave him his first Paralympic gold medal in the 100m breaststroke in
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The disability is to offer appropriate support services which enable every individual to participate and have a positive student experience. Contact Number: 046 603 8876Email Address: c.peters@ru.ac.za
The Disability Rights Unit (DRU) assists in cases where professionals have verified that the student needs individualised services to overcome severe disadvantages. Students with temporary disabilities (e.g. broken limbs) may request services for the period during which they are disabled. Depending on the disability, students may require programme modifications (for example, a reduced course load), auxiliary services (such
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