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Intermediatesenior Phase

COLLEGIATE JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR GIRLSRef: https://www.collegiate.co.za/intermediatesenior-phase/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document outlines the curriculum, homework routine, progression to high school, and assessment policies for the Intermediate Phase (Grades 4–6) and Senior Phase (Grade 7) at Collegiate Junior School for Girls in Gqeberha. It specifies the subjects taught, including English, Afrikaans, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Sciences, Life Skills, and additional skills like computer mastery and isiXhosa. The school emphasizes regular homework using a diary system and encourages parent-teacher communication, with recommendations for high school placement made at the end of Grade 7.

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school enrolment opportunityOngoing

Enrolment in the Intermediate Phase (Grades 4–6)

Students can enrol in the Intermediate Phase at Collegiate Junior School for Girls, where they will study subjects such as English, Afrikaans, Mathematics, Natural Science and Technology, Social Sciences, Life Skills, and additional skills like computer mastery, media skills, and conversational isiXhosa.

Who it is for
students entering Grades 4–6
How to act on it
Contact the school via email or phone to inquire about enrolment procedures
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In the Intermediate Phase the following subjects are taught and assessed: (Grades 4 – 6) English (Home Language) Afrikaans (First Additional Language) Mathematics Natural Science and Technology Social Sciences Life Skills (Personal and Social wellbeing, Physical Education and Creative Arts)
educational placement recommendationNot applicable

High school recommendation at the end of Term 1, Grade 7

At the end of Term 1 in Grade 7, the school recommends high schools best suited to each pupil’s abilities and interests. While Collegiate High School is the main feeder school, progression is not automatic.

Who it is for
parents and students in Grade 7
How to act on it
Attend parent-teacher interviews and review recommendations provided by the school
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At the end of the first term in Grade 7, schools best suited to pupils’ abilities are recommended to pupils and parents.
school enrolment opportunityOngoing

Enrolment in the Senior Phase (Grade 7)

Students can enrol in Grade 7 at Collegiate Junior School for Girls, where they will continue studying core subjects and prepare for progression to high school based on individual strengths and interests.

Who it is for
students entering Grade 7
How to act on it
Contact the school via email or phone to inquire about enrolment procedures
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In the Senior Phase the following subjects are taught and assessed: (Grade 7) English (Home Language) Afrikaans (First Additional Language) Mathematics Natural Science Social Science Technology EMS Life Orientation Arts & Culture

Facts

Places

Eastern Cape, Nelson Mandela Bay

Reference

https://www.collegiate.co.za/intermediatesenior-phase/

Key Takeaways

  • Grades 4–6
  • Grade 7
  • English (Home Language)
  • Afrikaans (First Additional Language)
  • Mathematics
  • Natural Science and Technology
  • Social Sciences
  • Life Skills
  • Computer mastery
  • Media skills
  • Conversational isiXhosa
  • Homework Diary
  • Daily parent signature
  • End of term reports
  • Parent-teacher interviews
  • Progression to high school recommendation (end of Term 1, Grade 7)
  • Collegiate High School (feeder school, not automatic)
  • Collegiate Junior School for Girls
  • Collegiate High School
  • Kestell St, Parsons Hill, Gqeberha, 6001
  • school@collegiate.co.za
  • 041 396 4500