Academics
"Our learners are employable when
they leave school"
Work-readiness Development
We exist not only to educate, but to elevate — developing learners who think critically, act ethically and contribute meaningfully to society. By fusing academic excellence with real-world entrepreneurship, Lion Pride empowers learners to lead with wisdom, serve with heart and build a better tomorrow for their communities. .
Primary School Grade RR to Grade 7
Learning Integrated and Interdisciplinary
- Subjects are taught in collaboration, creating meaningful connections between mathematics, sciences, languages, and creative subjects.
Coding and Robotics
- Embedded into the curriculum to build logical and computational thinking.
21st Century Learning
- Focus on collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
Entrepreneurship and Workplace Readiness
- Introduction to small business concepts, teamwork, and leadership.
Intervention
- Teachers analyse assessment data and bespoke support to ensure that each child can succeed.
Assessment
-Assessment is guided by CAPS and aligned with IEB standards, ensuring academic credibility. Learners are assessed continuously throughout the year, (formally and informally) to identify areas requiring support, inform targeted intervention and ensure positive academic outcomes.
High School - Senior phase Grade 8 and Grade 9
CAPS Curriculum Enhancement -
Learners follow the national curriculum but with deeper integration of practical skills.
Career Choice Preparation -
Learners explore different industries through mentorships, job shadowing, and projects.
Entrepreneurship Development -
Learners start and manage small ventures.
Industry Collaboration -
Real-world projects with industry partners.
Assessment -
Project-based learning, industry-related tasks, and portfolio development.
High School - FET Phase: Grades 10 to 12
When our FET phase opens in 2027, learners will be able to select from three pathways, all focusing on employable skills, entrepreneurship and workplace readiness.
NSC Qualification with IEB Examination
- CAPS-aligned academic subjects leading to university entrance.
- Enhanced integration of IT, business and vocational exposure.
- Practical application through industry partnerships.
NCV (National Certificate Vocational)
- Alternative qualifications emphasizing industry-specific skills.
- Combines traditional subjects with practical application.
- Recognized vocational certification for employment or further studies (NQF 4 provides university entrance).
Vocational/QCTO/Occupational Qualification
- Industry-specific training with local businesses.
- Access to job market after qualification.
- Entrepreneurship skills developed to generate own income.