Homeschooling my learner in Grades 1 to 3

Homeschooling my learner in Grades 1 to 3

Assessments in Grades 1 to 3
Grade 1 to 3 learners do not yet write tests or exams, but they have formal assessment tasks that must be completed. You (as the parent/guardian) or a tutor can assess your learner's progress. Remember that you have until 28 February of the following academic year to capture all marks for learners in Grades R to 9. While it is not necessary for you to submit any assessments to Impaq, it is important that you keep a portfolio of your learner's work for at least 3 years. Are you new to Impaq? Click here to learn more about where to start. 

Registering with the Department of Basic Education
In South Africa, learners of compulsory school-going age (Grades 1 to 9 OR 7 to 15 years of age) must be registered for homeschooling. Legislation changes from time to time, and Grade R may become compulsory. Kindly liaise with your Provincial Department of Education around Grade R registration.   Click here to learn more about registering your learner with the DBE.


Afrikaanse weergawe:
Assesserings in graad 1 tot 3
Leerders in graad 1 tot 3 word nog nie formeel geassesseer deur toetse of eksamens nie, maar daar is formele assesseringstake wat hulle moet voltooi. As die ouer/voog kan jy of 'n tutor jou leerder se vordering assesseer. Onthou dat jy tot 28 Februarie van die volgende akademiese jaar het om alle punte in te lees vir leerders in graad R tot 9. Alhoewel dit nie nodig is om enige assesserings by Impaq in te dien nie, is dit belangrik dat jy 'n portefeulje van jou leerder se werk hou vir ten minste 3 jaar. Is jy nuut by Impaq? Klik hier om meer te lees oor waar om te begin.

Registrasie by die Departement van Basiese Onderwys
In Suid-Afrika moet leerders van verpligte skoolgaande ouderdom (graad 1 tot 9 OF 7 tot 15 jaar oud) vir tuisonderrig geregistreer word. Klik hier om meer te wete te kom oor hoe om jou leerder by die DBO te registreer vir tuisonderrig.

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