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Learners are encouraged to join sporting and cultural activities through the school’s extra mural programme, which includes teams, clubs, and events across various disciplines.
Top-performing students in each grade are recognized at an annual event where they receive prizes and academic colours. This includes full and half academic colours for learners in Grades 4, 5, 6, and 7, as well as subject-specific trophies.
Learners from Grades 1 to 6 attend regular computer classes and use digital tools such as CAMI Maths to support their learning.
All learners are assigned to a Sport House at the beginning of their first year, fostering school spirit, healthy competition, and teamwork.
Selected learners may represent Arbor Primary School in inter-school competitions in sports or cultural events, requiring regular attendance at practices and matches.
Learners in Grades 1 to 4 can borrow library books weekly to encourage reading and literacy development.
The Arbor Primary School is offering branded merchandise through a trial online store. Initial stock has arrived, and a few selected items have already been sold to early customers. The store is part of a trial launch to test market interest.
The school has planned ahead to include learners on the Wi-Fi network when the time comes, although this access is not yet active. The infrastructure is already in place to support student connectivity.
Arbor Primary School has completed the rollout of Wi-Fi across all classrooms, enabling teachers and staff to use wireless internet connections during lessons and work activities. This replaces previous reliance on network cables and personal data plans.