HOLIDAY AND SATURDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMME

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JUNIOR SATURDAY & HOLIDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMME: GRADE R – 7

In this phase, educational support is offered during the holiday period, as well as on Saturdays to supplement, enhance and correct the education children are currently receiving, and ensure they are prepared for the transition into senior phase/ high school, it includes:

    • Developing the fundamental building blocks in English language, Literacy, and Numeracy.
    • Hosting holistic experiential workshops that provide more than just academic support, planting the seed for self-growth and understanding as well.
    • Other key components of the Programme include the provision of nutritious meals, stationery, and course materials, as well as the transport to and from the hosting venues.

SENIOR HOLIDAY AND SATURDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMME: GRADE 8 – 12

Grade 7 learners transition to this programme, intended to enable them to pass their National Senior Certificate with improved results, so they can gain access to better tertiary opportunities. Again, this is a supplementary programme that is held on a Saturday and during the school holidays. It offers:

    • Comprehensive academic and psychosocial support, geared towards building and strengthening English, Mathematics, Life
      Sciences and Physical Sciences.
    • Holistic experiential workshops around self-mastery, career guidance, as well as motivational talks and further leadership
      development.
    • Other key components of the programme include the provision of nutritious meals, stationery and course materials, as well as
      transport to and from hosting venues.

 

Terms and Conditions

The Tomorrow Trust does not accept external applications for the Junior or Senior Programmes – there is no application process or form available for anyone to apply. We only take learners from the schools and care organisations that we are in partnership with areas that we run our porgammes and this process is done through the school/organisation itself.