Pearl of Africa International Primary School is a co-educational day school. The happy and caring atmosphere, small teaching groups and homely facilities encourage all pupils to reach their maximum potential.
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SCIENCE FAIR
The 1st quarter of term 2 started with a lot of excitement as pupils embarked on their science fair projects. It was fascinating to see young scientists performing various experiments as their project work. The theme and focus of the projects was researching observable environmental problems such as deforestation, dehydration, saving plants and harvesting rainwater….
Non-Academic Skills
School has started! And we must not forget that we have to stay fit and active to continue our learning better throughout the year. To help the students implement their learning in an enthusiastic environment, where they learn non-academic necessary skills besides academic accomplishments, we have started a cooking club where students are taught how…
Reptile Village
On 8th of July we visited the Reptile Village. This was organized under the theme: Environment. Learners got a tour from a guide explaining about the different reptiles, how to take care of them and how to handle safely when encountering them in the wild. Leaners got the opportunity to touch and hold different animals,…
Nelson Mandela Day
On 18th of July Pearl of Africa celebrated Nelson Mandela Day. Nelson Mandela Day is an international day to remember and celebrate the life and legacy of former South African president Nelson Mandela. The main aim of that day of for people to serve, and so our learners did. In the previous weeks learners had…
Curious about which career path is right for you?
Take the Strong Interest Inventory Test, an online assessment tool that will help you identify possible rich and fulfilling career paths, choose a college major, and select enriching extracurricular activities. For more information, email principal@poaschool.com Please note; This is for ages of 12 years and above.
Behind the Scene at the Zoo
Children of the Summercamp 2016 visited the zoo and got an exclusive ‘behind the scene’ tour with a ranger. They had close encounters with different animals and could even feed some of them.