Jubilee Montessori Academy

Jubilee Montessori Academy is currently a Progressive member school.

Based in the heart of the Western Cape’s Klein Karoo, we offer a preschool toddler and 3 – 6 group.

Following that we have a primary school 6 – 9 and 9 – 12 year groups.

We currently have about 75 children and 7 directresses, we are fully bilingual and are located in a tranquil Karoo setting.

We use a blended Jubilee Montessori Systems and CAPS Curriculum.

SAMA Annexures referring to Curriculum only go up to and including 12 years.

Membership Level: Progressive
Head of School: Hester Malan
Environment: Infant Community/Toddler (18 Months–3 Years). Pre-Primary (3-6 Years). Lower Elementary (6–9 Years). Upper Elementary (9–12 Years).
Contact Person: Not Applicable
Tel Number: Not Applicable
Cell Number: Reception: 079 352 2539/ Hester: 072 226 8601/ Wena: 084 895 0030
Email Address: admin@jubileemontessori.co.za
Street Address: St Saviour Street
Suburb: Oudtshoorn
City: Oudtshoorn
Region: Western Cape
Postal Code: 6625
Website: Not Applicable
2021-03-30T15:31:11+02:00November 23rd, 2016|SAMA Schools|

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