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Starting from next year, Amberfield College will take over management of the Aftercare Centre.
E-learning will be gradually introduced into Grade 9 as part of the school's digital transformation efforts.
A second-hand uniform shop will be opened at Amberfield College to provide affordable uniforms for learners.
D6 connect will be introduced as a two-way communication platform between the school and the wider community.
Amberfield College will implement a biometric system to monitor and control access to the school premises, improving safety and security for learners and parents.
Students and parents can purchase specific uniform items directly from the Amberfield College uniform shop. These include school skirts and skorts, ties/cravats, jerseys/pullovers, school shirts and golf t-shirts, school trousers and bermudas, blazers, sportswear, school caps, stone-coloured socks and tights, school tracksuits, and brown shoes and sport shoes.
A downloadable list outlining all required uniform items is available for parents and students to reference when preparing their uniforms.
A downloadable price list showing the cost of each uniform item sold through the school uniform shop is available for reference.
Certain uniform items may be purchased from any retail store. These include brown socks, brown tights, white socks, and brown shoes or sport shoes.
Students in Grades 1 to 7 can join the after-school Robotics Club, where they use Lego Brick Motion, We Do 2.0, and Spike Prime kits to learn coding, engineering, and problem-solving skills. The club also prepares teams for participation in Lego League competitions.
Parents can apply for their child to enroll in Grades 1 to 7 at Amberfield College Primary School, which offers a CAPS-aligned curriculum, small class sizes (maximum 26 learners), and inclusion of IT and robotics from Grade 1. The school is affordable and values-based, with holistic development through sports and culture.
Learners in Grades 1 to 7 can join cultural activities such as dance, music, choir, drama, debate, public speaking, photography, art, and the school magazine 'Amber Magazine'. These activities are offered based on grade, season, and student interest.
