Welcome to the basics

We started this school as a response to a call we felt to address the needs in our community for individual education and upliftment. As educators, we are passionate about providing opportunities for ALL students to thrive. Our school embraces a community that learns, grows, and improves—together. 

By encouraging learning with proven solutions and support, our educators create the environment to ensure successful results. 

• Students are diagnosed academically and placed on the appropriate level.
• Student -teacher ratio 1:15 maximum

Teaching Biblical values, character building and leadership development

A range of initiatives is in place to promote academic excellence at Jahari, including:

• Individualised learning through self-paced modules
• Integration of a fully digital study platform that allow in-class differentiation
• Integrating blended learning in the learning centre through various media courses

• Aims to develop learner independence by placing responsibility for learning in the hands of students, imparting them with skills on how to learn and study.
• Focus on skills and practices that enable lifelong learning and independent problem-solving. 
• Emphasizes the learner's critical role in deriving meaning from new information and prior experience

Our staff create a learning environment for all learners – a place of shelter, a place called home, a place where individuals are valued, a place where values are essential, learning is central and potential is released.

• We are registered as an independent combined school
• We are internationally recognised with the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and Universities SA (USAf)
• USAf recognises our graduation certificates as a foreign equivalent (NQF4) to the South African national grade 12.

1. Computers: All of our students from grade 9 and upwards will learn the Microsoft Office suite as a part of the curriculum. This is a minimum requirement to be able to operate computers in the business world.
2. Sport: Physical training is done on Fridays, and includes practicing for participation in local, provincial, and national sports events. Sports activities include soccer, netball and athletics. The large pool is mainly used for fun days and cooling off after sporting events in the summer.
3. Student convention: An annual event where students showcase their talents, together with students from all over the country.