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Why A Solid Foundation Is Important For A Childs Education

ST MARTIN'S SCHOOL

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Source domain: stmartin.co.za

Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document is a blog post from St Martin's School, a private school in Johannesburg, emphasizing the importance of early childhood development and the foundational phase of education (Grade 000 to Grade 7) for long-term academic success. It argues that strong cognitive, emotional, and social skills developed during this period are essential for future learning, especially in subjects like maths, and warns against under-investing in early education. The school also mentions reducing fees to support families during financial challenges.

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Book a School Tour

Prospective parents can schedule a visit to St Martin's School to see the campus, meet staff, and learn more about the school’s approach to early education.

Who it is for
parents considering enrolling their child in St Martin's School
How to act on it
Call the school at 011 435 0380 or email to book a tour.
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BOOK A TOUR APPLY NOW T: 011 435 0380 EMAIL ST MARTIN'S
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Reduced School Fees

St Martin's School has lowered its school fees to help families manage financial challenges while ensuring access to quality education with qualified teachers.

Who it is for
families with children enrolled or applying to St Martin's School
How to act on it
No specific application process is described; the reduction is offered automatically as part of the school's policy.
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St Martin's School recognises the financial challenges many families are experiencing during these unprecedented times, and has reduced their school fees to ensure students can access quality education with highly skilled and qualified teachers.
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Enrolment at St Martin's School (Grade 000 to Grade 7)

Parents can enrol their children in St Martin's School, which offers a strong foundation in early childhood development and the foundational phase of education from Grade 000 to Grade 7.

Who it is for
parents of children aged 5 to 12 years
How to act on it
Contact the school via phone or email to book a tour, attend an information evening, or apply for admission.
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For students to excel in their educational journey, a solid foundation in early childcare development and the foundational phase of their schooling, Grade 000 to Grade 7, is crucial.
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Scholarship Application

Families may apply for scholarships at St Martin's School to support access to quality education.

Who it is for
families seeking financial support for school fees
How to act on it
Submit a scholarship application through the school’s admissions process.
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Scholarship Application Open Day Contact
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Form One Information Evening

An event for parents of children entering Form One to learn about the school’s curriculum, expectations, and transition into secondary education.

Who it is for
parents of children entering Form One
How to act on it
Attend the information evening hosted by St Martin's School; contact the school for details.
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Book a School Tour Form One Information Evening Scholarship Application Open Day Contact

Facts

Places

City of Johannesburg, Gauteng

Key Takeaways

  • Grade 000 to Grade 7
  • foundation phase
  • early childhood development
  • St Martin's School
  • Johannesburg
  • reduced school fees
  • IEB affiliation
  • ISASA affiliation
  • 2026
  • St Martin's School
  • Mr Hagspihl
  • Independent Examinations Board (IEB)
  • Independent Schools’ Association of Southern Africa (ISASA)
  • Department of Education (South Africa)