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The school accepts new learners annually. Families are encouraged to contact the administration to begin the admissions process for children entering grades appropriate for ages 5 to 14.
Parents or guardians may enrol their children aged 5 to 14 at Aston Manor Primary School, which has been providing education for over 54 years. The school is located in Kempton Park, near Oliver Tambo International Airport.
The award is given annually by Aston Manor Primary School to its top junior chess player. Bradley Robus was recognized as the 2015 recipient for his outstanding performance in school and regional competitions.
Parents can submit questions related to school accounts via the provided email address.
Parents can submit queries regarding admission to Aston Manor Primary School through the dedicated email address provided.
Parents and members of the public can send general inquiries about the school via email.
The extramural timetable for Term 4 2011 has been updated and is now available on the school's website. This includes details about after-school activities and sports programs.
Parents are invited to meet Mr W. Botha, the newly appointed principal of Aston Manor Primary School, to discuss any concerns or issues. Appointments can be arranged through the school office.
Students are expected to return to school and participate in classes starting from January 14, 2014. The school is already in session with learners engaged in activities across all grades.
The academic calendar for 2026 has been published, including start and end dates for each term. These dates are available for planning purposes and apply to all students.
Residents and families are encouraged to collect plastic bread tags and donate them to Aston Manor Primary School or deliver them with their children if they attend the school. The collected tags are recycled and used to fund wheelchairs for charity.
Aston Manor Primary School is collecting blankets to support children at Kidshaven Orphanage, especially during colder weather. The school encourages community members to contribute new or gently used blankets.
