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SAEPS TUTORING SERVICES As a learner centered tutoring institution, our tutors receive continuous training and they put a lot of effort in preparing lessons that will accommodate a heterogenous class ofpupils. We acknowledge and appreciate learner differences, and adapt our methodologiesand pedagogical styles to support ea...

SAEPS BRP Class: The SAEPS Stars played a game that incorporated learning new words, defining parts of speech and identifying their examples, building grammatically correct sentences, and fixing grammatical errors.

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SAEPS Fun Day

Economics and Management Sciences Revision Test for our Grade 7s ❤

Grade 6 class preparing for their upcoming exam ❤

Revision Time for our Grade 5s ❤

Grade 2 learners during a Maths lesson (comparing numbers) ❤

Assembly time is Scripture and Prayer Time ❤ one learner was demonstrating how JESUS out of HIS love for us caught bullets for us by dying for us on the cross.

English Revision Test with the Grade 3s ❤

Exam prep with the Grade 2 class ❤

NST revision with the Grade 4s ❤

Homework time for the Grade 1s ❤

One of the Afrikaans activities that our Grade 2 class completed today:

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Our Grade 1 learner learning how to write his name, lower case and upper case alphabets and practice drawing lines and shapes.
Handwriting is an important skill for success throughout schooling.

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GRADE 4 ENGLISH Holiday classes.
Comprehension Test and identifying adverbs from a text.
Common mistake they tend to do when constructing sentences with adverbs: 'My sister is beautifully' ('beautifully' in such an instance acts as an adjective and not an adverb and adjectives don't end with 'ly') instead of adding a verb that corresponds with the adverb- 'My sister sings beautifully' or 'My sister is beautifully dressed'. It becomes better with more practice.

GRADE 4 MATHEMATICS
Topic: Capacity.
Is it always the case that longer containers will have greater/more capacity compared to shorter containers ? Grade 4s used containers that they are familiar with (ones they use on the daily basis) to solve the problem. They each had a chance to compare the containers and by ordering them according to their different capacities.