Klerksdorp Christian Academy (KCA)
Associations in Klerksdorp

Klerksdorp.
together with a team of dedicated staff.The School endeavours to offer an education that will meet the demands of the 21 century in a loving and caring environment.The.
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mission of the Academy is to give an excellent, Non-racial, Interdenominational, covering Grades RR to Grade 12.It was.
Christian Academy (KCA) is a Private, .
founded in 1989 by Helena and André de Kock (Directors Education and.
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The School endeavours to offer an education that will meet the demands of the 21 st century in a loving and caring environment. Together with the academic subjects your child will receive weekly classes in: Music, Drama, Arts and Crafts, Physical Development, and Computer Skills. To offer quality, affordable, value-based education, that will empower the learners at every level of their lives. To assist, facilitate and guide people in their relationship with God, their Creator and Saviour Jesus Christ, with Whom they can establish a personal relationship. To release strong leadership for our country and its people, bringing forth excellence, fairness, faith, honesty, hope, human dignity, integrity, joy, justice, kindness, love, patience, peace, tolerance, equity and quality, in every aspect of their lives. To provide a loving, caring environment in which all our children can develop not only intellectually, but also spiritually and socially. All learners and parents are required to follow these. The following provides further practical information and guidelines of what is expected of learners attending the School. No learner is allowed to leave class before the end of a period. Permission to leave the School premises, or to abandon tuition for the day, during school hours, can only be authorised through the office and with full permission from the parents and the Principal. Learners should at all times show respect towards themselves, teachers, staff members and other learners. Learners are the representatives of the School and are required at all times during school hours and at School functions to wear proper School uniform. While textbooks are on order, photocopies will be provided by the School at the School’s cost. In an effort to improve English communication skills, English is the sole medium of communication during class time. Bunking classes are not acceptable and can lead to a disciplinary process being started against a learner. Learners are in school to study and therefore do not need cell phones during school hours. Learners who need to go to the bathroom during period time must not dally and must return immediately as not to lose too much teaching time. If a message needs to be sent, one learner is enough to bring a message. Learners should at all times consider how their actions in class (and outside) affect the other learners’ education. Acting or distracting other learners during lessons shows disrespect towards the teachers, other learners and their parents. Littering inside classrooms (or on the School grounds) shows disrespect for the school, the environment, other learners, parents, and the community. Damaging School property shows disrespect towards the School, other learners and parents. Fighting, strife, cursing, swearing or dirty language are not accepted behaviour and can lead to a disciplinary process. Stealing, lying or any dishonesty are not accepted behaviour and can lead to a disciplinary process.