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Learning Support

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Source domain: devrijezee.co.za

Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document outlines the learning support structure at De Vrije Zee Primary School, detailing roles and processes for identifying and supporting learners with learning barriers. It specifies that Louise la Grange is the Learning Support Educator and leads remedial sessions twice weekly, while subject-specific didactic support is provided for mathematics every second Tuesday. Learners are identified through educator observation, parental request, medical diagnosis, or referrals, and require signed consent forms before receiving support. The school also emphasizes strict monitoring of medication for conditions like ADHD and outlines procedures for referrals to specialized schools.

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remedial education sessionOngoing

Remedial Support for Reading, Spelling, and Writing

Learners in Grades 4–7 who have been identified as needing support can receive remedial assistance focused on reading, spelling, and writing. This support is provided twice a week during school hours by Mrs Louise la Grange.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 4–7 with learning barriers in reading, spelling, and writing
How to act on it
Learner must be identified by an educator or parent, and a signed Parental Consent Form must be submitted to the school.
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Mrs Louise la Grange, withdraws learners at least twice a week during school hours. During these lessons, the focus is on Reading, Spelling and Writing.
subject-specific academic supportOngoing

Didactic Support for Mathematics

Learners struggling with mathematical concepts receive subject-specific support every second Tuesday afternoon from 14:30 to 15:15. Each subject teacher provides this help in their own class.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 4–7 who struggle with mathematics
How to act on it
Learners are identified by their classroom teacher and receive support during scheduled didactic sessions.
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Each teacher supports the learners in their class who struggle with Mathematical concepts, skills and knowledge every second Tuesday afternoon from 14:30 – 15:15
specialized school placement referralOngoing

Referral to a School of Skills

Learners with extreme learning barriers who are in Grade 6 and turning 14 may be referred to specialized Schools of Skills such as Westcliff or De Grendel, following SBST discussion and due process.

Who it is for
Grade 6 learners with extreme learning barriers who are turning 14
How to act on it
The SBST discusses the learner’s case and processes the referral through Mrs Louise la Grange. Parents may consult her directly.
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Learners with extreme learning barriers, who has turned 14 and is in Grade 6, will also qualify for these schools. Mrs Louise la Grange is dealing with these referrals.
medical condition monitoring programOngoing

Medication Monitoring for Learners with ADHD or ADD

Parents of learners prescribed medication for ADHD or ADD must notify the teacher and Learning Support Educator. The school monitors medication use strictly, and non-compliance may lead to removal from support.

Who it is for
parents of learners diagnosed with ADHD or ADD requiring medication
How to act on it
Notify the teacher and Learning Support Educator about the prescription and ensure medication is administered as directed.
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IF A CHILD NEEDS TO TAKE MEDICINE FOR ADD/ADHD, PLEASE NOTIFY THE TEACHER AND LEARNING SUPPORT EDUCATOR. IT IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE THAT MEDICATION TAKEN, IS STRICTLY MONITORED.
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Parental Consent for Learning Support

Parents must sign and return a Parental Consent Form before their child can receive any learning support or be discussed in support meetings. Without this consent, no support is provided.

Who it is for
parents of learners who may need learning support
How to act on it
Receive the form from an educator, complete and return it promptly.
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Should your child be identified, you will receive a Parental Consent Form from the educator, which you must sign and return immediately. No learner can be supported and/or discussed unless we have received these consent forms.

Facts

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Western Cape

Key Takeaways

  • Louise la Grange
  • Janien Potgieter
  • Marjorie Schonken
  • SBST
  • 2 periods per week
  • 14:30 – 15:15
  • Every Wednesday
  • Every second Tuesday
  • Grade 4 – 7
  • Reading, Spelling, Writing
  • Mathematics support
  • Parental Consent Form
  • 2 years support period
  • Medication monitoring
  • No verbal messages accepted
  • Absence >2 weeks = replacement
  • De Vrije Zee Primary School
  • Louise la Grange
  • Janien Potgieter
  • Marjorie Schonken
  • SBST
  • School Based Support Team
  • SAPD
  • EMDC
  • Learner Support Advisor
  • Social Welfare
  • District Multi Functional Team
  • School Psychologist
  • Private Remedial Educators
  • Private Psychologists