Curro Holdings says it will roll out CurroPM – a new approach to teaching that aims to provide students with the opportunity to choose an alternative afternoon learning schedule.
According to the JSE-listed independent school group, from 2023, learners at Curro’s Durbanville High School will be able to choose the afternoon learning schedule and, if needed, may even combine it with a blended learning approach, “if that suit their passions and routine better”.
“With this new offering, freeing up the morning time means that academic overachievers can sleep late after burning the midnight oil, budding sports stars can enjoy some valuable training and introverts can avoid large social gatherings like registration and assemblies,” Curro said. He said that personalised learning not only recognises that every learner is different but also gives them an invaluable say in their education journey, especially when it comes to when and how they want to learn. “Personalised learning is known to boost engagement, responsibility, and productivity while reducing anxiety and stress.”
Learners also have access to the school’s extensive sporting facilities, as well as the facilities at the primary school campus which includes an aquatic centre with an indoor heated pool and a high-performance centre.
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