List Of Deaf Schools In South Africa

Transoranje School for the Deaf enables learners of the five Institute schools to reach their potential within a Christian ethos, through the application of resources and services to that end. Application of normal school syllabusesTransoranje School follows the curriculums of the Gauteng Department of Education for primary and secondary education up to and including grade […]

Dominican School for the Deaf provides in the oral-aural method rather than in the manual (sign) system of communication. The children are given the opportunity to learn to communicate in English, which will enable them to succeed in both tertiary education and in the workplace one day. The oral-aural system of communication facilitates the easier

Dominican School for the Deaf provides in the oral-aural method rather than in the manual (sign) system of communication. The children are given the opportunity to learn to communicate in English, which will enable them to succeed in both tertiary education and in the workplace one day. The oral-aural system of communication facilitates the easier

De la Bat School serves as a special school for the educational needs of D/deaf learners. Furthermore, we are a source school with an outreach team that not only delivers various services to our D/deaf learners but also additional mainstream schools. De la Bat School entails a diversity of learners with specific educational needs. The

MC Kharbai School started out as the Lenasia School for the Deaf, formally registered on the 1st April 1980 as a state-subsidized school. The school started out with humble beginnings, out in the Dutch Reformed Church in Grasmere on the 4th of August, with 33 learners under the principalship of Mr. B.Padiachi.In 1982, the school

St. Vincent School for the Deaf to cater for all types of learners as we realize all learners have different aptitudes. Deaf Awareness Deaf Awareness activities by the school are important in order to keep the public aware of our specific needs and integrate deaf learners into society. We have ongoing partnerships with neighbouring schools

Carel Du Toit Centre teaches children who are deaf to speak so that they can function optimally in a hearing world. We believe that a child who is hearing impaired has the same capacity to acquire functional spoken language as children who can hear. Carel Du Toit Centre Pre-School The aim of the Carel du

Kwa Thintwa School for the Deaf provides education and training of high quality and prepares learners to contribute to the building of a peaceful, prosperous and democratic society Kwa Thintwa School for the Deaf Admmison Process In order for your child to be admitted into KwaThintwa they must be: Fully potty trained and independent when they go

Fulton School for the Deaf provides academic, cultural, sporting, social and spiritual development for all scholars and has the objective of equipping them for life. Many alumni have gone on to lead happy, productive and successful lives. Fulton School for the Deaf Courses FOUNDATION PHASE: Pre-School and Grade R – Grade 3 Literacy Numeracy Life

Nuwe Hoop Centre is the largest centre for education and training of deaf, hard of hearing, multiple handicapped and learners with learning disabilities in South Africa. We provide academic and vocational training to children between the ages of 3 – 21 years. We seek co-operation with the child, parent and community to develop the full