Opportunities

Extra lessons before and/or after school are available for learners needing support in literacy or numeracy. These sessions are conducted by the class teacher and aim to help learners consolidate their understanding of core subjects.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 1 to 3 requiring consolidation in literacy or numeracy

How to act on it:

Parents must encourage and arrange attendance through the class teacher

Parents are required to sign their child’s homework book daily after homework is completed, using it as a communication tool with the class teacher about daily assignments and progress.

Who it is for:

parents of learners in Grades 1 to 3

How to act on it:

Obtain and use the homework book provided by the school; sign it daily after homework is completed

Community members can reserve and pay online for the use of sports fields, tennis courts, soccer fields, cricket fields, and other school spaces for recreational activities such as walking, swimming, tennis, soccer, and cricket.

Who it is for:

community members, sports clubs, local organisations, individuals seeking recreational space

How to act on it:

Visit https://www.thefacilitator.co.za to book online, or email facilitieshire@bpschool.org.za for assistance

Schools that disagree with the proposed feeder zone may appeal by submitting a motivated map and written representation to the Gauteng Department of Education, which will review the submission and respond in writing.

Who it is for:

school principals and chairpersons

How to act on it:

Submit a written appeal with a map to the Gauteng Department of Education, signed by the Principal and Chairperson, within 30 days of the proposal being issued

The feeder zone for Blairgowrie Primary School may be reviewed every three years or sooner due to changes in the learner population or local demographics. This allows for adjustments to ensure accessibility, safety, and community ownership.

Who it is for:

parents, educators, and community members

How to act on it:

Participate in future consultations when the feeder zone is reviewed by the Gauteng Department of Education

Parents and school representatives can participate in the consultation process for the proposed feeder zone by providing feedback or objections within 30 days of receiving the proposal. Schools may submit a motivated map with support from the Principal and Chairperson if they disagree with the proposed zone.

Who it is for:

schools, parents, community members affected by the feeder zone

How to act on it:

Submit a motivated map and written objection to the Gauteng Department of Education within 30 days, signed by the Principal and Chairperson of the school

Parents and guardians can download the d6 School Communicator app to receive personalized updates from Blairgowrie Primary School, including news, events, and resources, all accessible on one platform.

Who it is for:

parents of students at Blairgowrie Primary School

How to act on it:

Click the link provided on the webpage to download the app for iOS or Android devices.

Parents can apply for admission into Grade R at Blairgowrie Primary School through the school's admissions process, which includes submitting required documents and fees.

Who it is for:

parents of children eligible for Grade R

How to act on it:

Visit the school's website and follow the links under 'Admissions' to access application forms and requirements.

A complimentary assessment offered by Active Education to help Blairgowrie Primary School and other schools develop a personalized, budget-friendly sports strategy. The assessment helps identify current sports policies and future goals, leading to a tailored plan that supports students, teachers, and coaches.

Who it is for:

schools, particularly those seeking to improve their sports programs

How to act on it:

Contact Active Education via WhatsApp, phone, or email to book an appointment for the assessment