Leaving Saving Grace: how deregistration works
One month's written notice by email is required. Without it, invoices continue to be generated. There is also an online deregistration form to complete. The R1 050 registration fee is non-refundable.
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Assessment and Exams
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What is taught at each grade, subject choices and how the year is structured.
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Enrolment, documents, accounts and the practical side of being registered with us.
3 articlesKnowledge BaseGetting Started
Your first weeks with Saving Grace — what to expect, what to set up and where to begin.
4 articlesKnowledge BaseHomeschooling in South Africa
The questions families ask before they start — the law, the cost, the curriculum, and whether a matric is still possible.
7 articlesKnowledge BasePolicies and Official Information
How Saving Grace operates, what we commit to and what is expected in return.
4 articlesKnowledge BaseStudent Portal
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1 articleKnowledge BaseSupporting Your Learner
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How Saving Grace fees are structured
A once-off registration fee, then monthly or annual tuition that varies by grade and curriculum. Grade 10 to 12 learners pay SACAI examination fees separately, and those are the ones that catch families out.…
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…
Is Saving Grace registered? SACAI, the Department, and what you must do
Saving Grace is a SACAI-registered distance education provider, and Grade 10–12 learners are enrolled through SACAI to write the official NSC matric examinations. Separately, and this is your responsibility rather than ours, parents must…
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…
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,…
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…
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, email info@savinggraceeducation.co.za for general and enrolment questions, or…
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…
Building a homeschool routine that survives a bad week
Fix the start time and the order of the day rather than the clock for every subject, protect the two or three hours when your child actually concentrates, and build in a catch-up slot…