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How to reach Saving Grace

The helpdesk is the route for anything about your own child or account — the stated response time is 24 hours. Phone +27 21 300 8859 or email support@savinggraceeducation.co.za. There is no WhatsApp support…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

Canvas: the platform your child learns on

Canvas is the secure online platform where your child sees their weekly lessons, watches the video lessons, submits assignments and assessments, tracks progress and messages their teachers. A school day at Saving Grace starts…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

Which curriculum is right for your child

Five options: CAPS (the South African national curriculum, Grades R–12), Cambridge (international, Reception to A Levels), Special Needs, Special Needs CAPS, and Remedial CAPS for a learner who has fallen behind and needs to…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

Choosing Grade 10 subjects

Seven subjects: four compulsory — a home language, a second language, Life Orientation, and either Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy — plus three electives of your choosing. You cannot take both Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy,…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

How assessments, tests and exams work

Assessments run through Canvas — four formal assessments a term, marked and moderated, with a termly report. From Grade 9 upwards, formal assessments must be written using the Invigilator App, and final SACAI matric…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

How to enrol your child

Complete the online registration form on the main website or email info@savinggraceeducation.co.za. Grades 1–9 have open enrolment — you can join at any point in the year. After acceptance the school sets you up…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

Telling Saving Grace about a problem

Use the feedback form for anything private — a complaint, a concern about your own child, or a suggestion. Use the forums for questions other families would benefit from seeing answered.

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

How to ask a question and get a useful answer

Say which grade and subject, what you have already tried, and what you actually need to happen. Post in the forum that matches the topic, and give the question a title that describes the…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026

When your child says “I can’t do this”

Find out which kind of stuck it is — a gap in earlier work, a misunderstood instruction, tiredness, or fear of getting it wrong — because the four need completely different responses. Stop the…

Last reviewed 23 August 2026