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Webpage section titled “Offerings” from Danville Girls High School

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This document is a webpage section titled “Offerings” from Danville Girls High School. It lists the school’s academic subjects offered for Grades 8–9 and Grades 10–12, and describes academic support services such as mentor programmes, extra/support lessons, study venue support, and access to library and learning/IT facilities. It also mentions an “IT Evolution” initiative for cloud-based learning and provides the school’s contact details.

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academic mentoring programmeOngoing

Participation in the mentor programme

Learners can join the mentor programme that provides targeted support in Mathematics, Afrikaans, and English to help build confidence and mastery in these subjects.

Who it is for
students needing academic support in Mathematics, Afrikaans, or English
How to act on it
Attend extra lessons and mentor sessions offered by the school; no formal application required—participation is part of the school's support structure.
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Whether participating in the mentor programme in Mathematics, Afrikaans and English, attending extra lessons offered in various subjects, support lessons in all Matric subjects throughout their Grade 12 year, or attending specialist workshops, learners are supported and guided as they build their confidence in each learning area.
academic subject registrationOngoing

Enrolment in Grade 8 or Grade 10 subjects

Students can enrol in a range of core and additional subjects offered at Danville Girls High School for Grades 8–9 and Grades 10–12, including languages, mathematics, sciences, social sciences, technology, arts, business studies, and more.

Who it is for
students in Grades 8–9 and Grades 10–12
How to act on it
Apply through the school’s admissions process; contact the school directly for details on subject selection and registration.
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Grade 8 & 9 English: Home Language Afrikaans: First Additional Language isiZulu: First Additional Language Mathematics Life Orientation Creative Arts: Art and Drama EMS Natural Sciences Social Sciences: Geography and History Technology Grade 10, 11 & 12 English: Home Language Afrikaans: First Additional Language isiZulu: First Additional Language Mathematics Mathematical Literacy Life Orientation Accounting Business Studies Consumer Studies Dramatic Arts Geography History Information Technology Life Sciences Physical Sciences Visual Arts Additional Further Studies: Mathematics (IEB)
technology and digital support accessOngoing

Access to computer rooms with librarian and IT expert support

Students can use computer rooms staffed by librarians and an IT expert for digital research, project work, and technical support.

Who it is for
students using digital tools for academic work
How to act on it
Visit the computer rooms during school hours and seek assistance from the librarians or IT expert on site.
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additional Computer Room staffed by two librarians and an IT expert
collaborative learning space accessOngoing

Use of Victor Daitz Collaborative Learning Centre

Students can access the Victor Daitz Collaborative Learning Centre, a world-class facility designed for collaborative and modern learning experiences.

Who it is for
all students seeking advanced learning environments
How to act on it
Visit the centre during school hours to use its facilities and participate in collaborative activities.
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Our Media Centre with its award-winning specialist library, the world class Victor Daitz Collaborative Learning Centre, and additional Computer Room staffed by two librarians and an IT expert, mean that our girls have access to research facilities and expert guidance when planning and researching projects and presentations.
cloud-based learning accessOngoing

Participation in IT Evolution initiative for cloud-based learning

All learners are provided with access to cloud-based learning, enabling them to learn beyond traditional classroom walls through global digital connectivity.

Who it is for
all enrolled students
How to act on it
Use school-provided digital platforms and devices to engage in cloud-based learning activities as part of the curriculum.
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Danville’s IT Evolution initiative ensures that each girl experiences the best of cloud-based learning as we move beyond the four walls of a classroom into the exciting world of global connectedness.
extra academic instructionOngoing

Access to extra and support lessons

Students can attend extra lessons in various subjects and specialised support lessons in all Matric subjects during their Grade 12 year to reinforce learning and prepare for exams.

Who it is for
Grade 12 learners and students in need of subject reinforcement
How to act on it
Attend scheduled extra and support lessons offered by the school without formal application; participation is encouraged and integrated into the academic calendar.
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support lessons in all Matric subjects throughout their Grade 12 year
study support facility accessOngoing

Use of Study Venue with qualified teacher support

Learners can use the Study Venue in the afternoons to receive homework and research assistance from a qualified teacher.

Who it is for
students requiring homework and research help
How to act on it
Visit the Study Venue during after-school hours and request assistance from the qualified teacher on duty.
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In the afternoons they are encouraged to make use of the Study Venue where a qualified teacher is able to provide support with homework and research.
library and research resource accessOngoing

Access to Media Centre and library facilities

Students can use the award-winning Media Centre and library to access research materials, books, and expert guidance for projects and presentations.

Who it is for
students conducting research or preparing projects
How to act on it
Visit the Media Centre and utilise its resources and staff support during school hours.
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Our Media Centre with its award-winning specialist library, the world class Victor Daitz Collaborative Learning Centre, and additional Computer Room staffed by two librarians and an IT expert, mean that our girls have access to research facilities and expert guidance when planning and researching projects and presentations.

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eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

Key Takeaways

  • Source: Danville Girls High School website section “Offerings”
  • Claim: 31 consecutive years of 100% pass rate success
  • Grades 8 & 9 subjects include English (Home Language), Afrikaans (First Additional Language), isiZulu (First Additional Language), Mathematics, Life Orientation, Creative Arts (Art and Drama), EMS, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences (Geography and History), Technology
  • Grades 10–12 subjects include Accounting, Business Studies, Consumer Studies, Dramatic Arts, Geography, History, Information Technology, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Visual Arts, plus Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
  • Further Studies: Mathematics (IEB)
  • Academic support includes mentor programme (Mathematics, Afrikaans, English), extra lessons, Grade 12 support lessons in Matric subjects, specialist workshops, Study Venue with qualified teacher, Media Centre/library, Victor Daitz Collaborative Learning Centre, computer rooms staffed by librarians and an IT expert
  • IT initiative: “IT Evolution” for cloud-based learning
  • Contact: (031) 560 0350, admin@danville.co.za, 21 Middlebrook Avenue, Durban North
  • Danville Girls High School
  • Netelligent Consulting
  • Victor Daitz Collaborative Learning Centre