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The Academic Programme

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Source domain: tomnewbyschool.co.za

Collected on 6 August 2026

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This document outlines the academic programme at Tom Newby School, detailing its curriculum components, learner support services, and academic recognition initiatives. It highlights the integration of Information Technology, coding, robotics, and STEM education from Grade 1 to Grade 7, along with support structures like the School Based Support Team and Back to Basics classes. The school also emphasizes goal setting, achievement tracking, and awards such as academic badges, the Triple-T Club, and annual certificates and trophies.

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academic recognition awardOngoing

Academic badge recognition

Learners earn academic badges—Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Prestige—based on achievement and goal-setting at the start of each term. These badges are awarded for consistent performance and effort.

Who it is for
all learners in Grades 1 to 7 at Tom Newby School
How to act on it
Set goals at the beginning of each term and maintain strong academic performance to qualify for badges
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Goal setting at beginning of each term; Academic badges (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Prestige); Triple-T Club; Annual prize givings and assemblies
extracurricular programmeOngoing

Participation in the Apollo Club (STEM classes)

Students in Grades 4 to 7 can join the Apollo Club, an extracurricular STEM programme that develops skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on projects and collaborative learning.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 4 to 7 at Tom Newby School
How to act on it
Express interest in joining the club and attend scheduled sessions
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STEM classes (known as the Apollo Club) form part of our school’s extra-curricular program from Grade 4 to Grade 7.
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Application for the robotics component

After demonstrating required coding skills, learners may apply to add the robotics component to their studies. This optional programme involves additional costs and enhances practical application of coding knowledge.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 1 to 7 who have achieved coding proficiency
How to act on it
Demonstrate coding skills and submit an application to include the robotics component, paying any additional fees
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Once the requisite coding skills are acquired, learners may apply to include a robotics component. The robotics component may incur additional costs.
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Membership in the Triple-T Club

The Triple-T Club recognises learners who consistently demonstrate excellence in academics, teamwork, and personal growth. Membership is based on sustained high performance and positive behaviour.

Who it is for
high-performing learners in Grades 1 to 7 at Tom Newby School
How to act on it
Maintain high academic standards, demonstrate teamwork, and exhibit positive character traits throughout the year
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Goal setting at beginning of each term; Academic badges (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Prestige); Triple-T Club; Annual prize givings and assemblies
digital learning resourceOngoing

Access to e-notes on Android tablets

Learners in Grades 5 to 7 receive Android tablets pre-loaded with customised e-notes at no cost to parents. These notes cover all subjects and are updated annually. Students can access them via the school’s secure Wi-Fi network for research and assessment tasks.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 5 to 7 at Tom Newby School
How to act on it
Use the school-issued Android tablet and connect to the school’s secure Wi-Fi to access e-notes
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E-notes are loaded onto these tablets at no cost to parents.

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Key Takeaways

  • Tom Newby School
  • Grade 1 to Grade 7
  • Information Technology and Computer Literacy
  • Android tablets for Grades 5-7
  • E-notes loaded at no cost
  • Coding and Robotics curriculum
  • STEM classes (Apollo Club) from Grade 4-7
  • School Based Support Team (SBST)
  • Back to Basics classes
  • Consolidation classes
  • Wings Club
  • Goal setting at beginning of each term
  • Academic badges (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Prestige)
  • Triple-T Club
  • Annual prize givings and assemblies
  • 011-849-5311
  • P.O. Box 13077, Northmead, 1511
  • 10 Master Street, Airfield, Benoni 1511
  • Tom Newby School
  • Class teachers
  • School Based Support Team (SBST)
  • Psychologist
  • Social worker
  • Remedial teacher
  • Therapist
  • Private service providers
  • Concept Inc.
  • Do Digital