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Academy of Excellence Secondary

Who we are

At Academy of Excellence, we commit to excellence in education.

We offer all learners the challenges and opportunities, through the guidance of committed and caring educators in a happy and secure learning environment. Academy learners are encouraged to work hard every day.

Our Motto

“Aim Higher, Achieve Better”

2024 Slogan

“How can I help you?”

School Badge Explained

Graduation Hat

Symbolizes our end goal of academic accomplishment.

The Hand

Symbolizes guidance, care and love.

The Diamond

Symbolizes excellence in achievement.

The Motto

Educate and Mould.

Our Vision

To be a positive example in education, providing holistic, balanced, and dynamic education to all learners in preparation for their effective functioning in a changing society.

Our Mission

To offer all learners the challenges and opportunities, through the guidance of committed educators, the positive, active involvement of parents; and the community participation, to develop entrepreneurship, to become self-reliant and multi-skilled, whilst developing their sense of uniqueness in a progressive, happy and secure learning environment that instils a sense of responsibility and pride.

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    Collaboration (3rd Term)

    Intentionally working together with people who bring different perspectives and encourage you to Do better, BE better, and HAVE better. We care about each other’s thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. Listening to others, working together to achieve shared goals.

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    Accountability (1st Term)

    Holding self and others responsible for actions. Accept consequences for your actions – apologize, ask for help, clean up your mess and think of others before you act. You are always responsible for how you act, regardless of how you feel. “When you blame others, you give up your power to change.”

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    Respect (2nd Term)

    Treating others how you and they want to be treated.
    Being respectful shows someone that they are valuable and important.

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    Excellence (4th Term)

    “It is not being the best; it is doing your best”
    Excellence is not an act, but a habit. “We are what we repeatedly do” – Aristotle. Excellence in education requires the input, and dedication of the teacher, student, and parents.

Meet our Teachers

Our educators are passionate about education and lead by example. The care and love that the educators show for the children are evident in their work. All educators teach each child, taking into consideration, their individual abilities, talents and shortcomings.

Lilian David

Senior Phase Deputy Principal

Tommie Fourie

Principal

Yvette Bester

FET Deputy Principal

Anri van Zyl

HOD
+ View Senior Phase Teachers

Amanda Ismail

Educator

Elsie Bakgosi

Educator

Timothy Bornman

Educator

Godfrey Kebautlwile

Educator

Lilene Gordon

Educator

Lebogang Khunou

Educator

Lilian David

Senior Phase Deputy Principal

Thokozane Malinga

Educator

Doreen Marais

Educator

Boitumelo Moreki

Educator

Rethabile Phahlo

Educator

Nellie Richter

Educator

Matsehla Tsehla

Educator

Nicolene van Blerk

Educator

Cheryl van Heerden

Educator

Anri van Zyl

HOD

Yolandi Sitler

Educator
+ View FET Phase Teachers

Bennie Bisschoff

Educator

Yvette Bester

FET Deputy Principal

Stanley Kassim

Educator

Naledi Mabote

Educator

Josephine Ntsasa

Educator

Paul Ogalo

Educator

Patricio Sacgio

Educator

Millicent Senonohi

Educator

Shandré Ceerust

Educator

Preciuos Shasha

Educator

Dedré Stevans

Educator

Thabiso Moeca

Educator

Vangile Mahalapa

Educator

Our
School’s
Song

Our School was born from a dream
Together holding hands
Building, learning, living, searching
A way to understand

Together for academic excellence
Always living in His presence

Stand up, walk tall, be proud of it all
Stand up, walk tall, show God’s love to all
Walk in His light, never lose sight
So shine your light, rejoice in His might
In our ways, we show our pride
In honor of our school
Holding hands stride for stride
In our hearts, God rules

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