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Latest Student Talk
- We love you Stef!

February 22, 2012
- Grade 3 and Grade 8 Writing Project

February 7, 2012
- Grade 3s visit KFM in Knysna

February 3, 2012
- Oakhill, Eco School
January 12, 2012
- Seven of the Best
January 11, 2012
- We love you Stef!
Oakhill News
- Headmaster's Letter to Parents - 3 February 2012
February 7, 2012
- Oakhill Echoes: December 2011

December 8, 2011
- Headmaster's Letter to Parents - 3 February 2012
Oakhill Results
- College Academic Results: Oakhill Matric Results
January 5, 2012
- College Sport Results: Term 1: Week 6

February 21, 2012
- Prep School Academic Results: Conquesta results - top 20
February 9, 2012
- Prep School Sport Results: Prep Inter-house Athletics 2012

February 15, 2012
- College Academic Results: Oakhill Matric Results
Upcoming Tours & Events
- Oakhill Spain Art & Hockey Tour

March 22, 2012
- Oakhill Spain Art & Hockey Tour
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Academic
Grades 8 – 9
The curriculum in this phase covers an extensive range of Learning Areas:
English, Afrikaans, Mathematics & Mathematical Literacy, Natural Science, Social Science, Economic Management Science, Arts and Culture, Design and Technology, Information Technology and Life Orientation
At the end of this phase, students are well equipped to make educated choices regarding their seven Matriculation subjects. During the latter part of Grade 9 all students will write the IEB Common Task of Assessment.
Teachers in this phase act as facilitators. They encourage students to be self-motivated and to take responsibility for their own learning through projects and self-study assignments. Test timetables and project deadlines issued at the beginning of each term promote efficient organisational and time management skills.
Rather than supply ready-made solutions, the teachers assist the students in developing their ability to initiate concepts, investigate resources, access and distil pertinent information and draw their own conclusions. These are the first steps towards independent, critical thinking and decision-making.
Outings offer valuable learning experiences away from the classroom. An annual one week educational camp provides opportunities for participation, teamwork, friendship and self-discovery.
A Life Orientation programme helps our teenagers to understand the trials, tribulations and triumphs of adolescence, with a full-time Counsellor always available for advice and support.
Grade 9 Subject Choice Information Booklet 2011
Grades 10-12
In Grade 10 students make their subject choices for Matric. The following core subjects must be taken:
English Home Language
Afrikaans First Additional Language
Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
Life Orientation
Students then select one subject from each of the following bands:
Physical Science or History or Business Studies
Geography or Accounting or Visual Arts or Music*
Life Science or Information Technology or Dramatic Arts
Experienced teachers guide students towards making the best possible subject choices according to ability, interest and ambition.