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Aurora Private School

Coordinates:26°4′50.9″S27°56′8.4″E / 26.080806°S 27.935667°E /-26.080806; 27.935667
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School in Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa

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Aurora Private School
Location
Map
Taurus Road

Sundowner


Johannesburg
,
Gauteng

South Africa
Information
School typePrivate, Independent, High School, Primary School and Pre-Primary School
MottoCarpe Diem
(Seize the Day)
Religious affiliationChristian Ethos
Established1998
StatusAcquired by Curro in 2010
Grades000 - 12
GenderMale
Average class sizeBetween 15 and 30
Education systemIndependent Examinations Board of South Africa
LanguageEnglish
Campuses1
Campus size101 894 m2
Campus typeSuburban
HousesArmstrong, Aldrin and Collins (Old) Atlantis, Apollo, Challenger and Discovery (New)
ColoursNavy Blue 
Light Blue 
Khaki 
Communities servedRandburg and surrounds

Aurora Private School is aprivate school in Sundowner,Randburg, South Africa. It takes children from 2.5 years old to Grade 12, at which point they take exams through theIndependent Examinations Board.[1] It was originally established in 1993 as aprogressive school but is now run byCurro Independent School.[citation needed]

Location

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Aurora moved to its current site in 1998, having previously occupied a site inRandpark Ridge called TV Park, which now housesWillowridge Private School.

The original layout of the school had circular building complexes named after the planets of theSolar System positioned around the original school hall.

The new school building continues with the space theme. The school is flanked by two sporting grounds, Galaxy Park and Dream Park. Despite subsequently changing, it was originally intended that Mercury house grade 0 (grade R), Venus house grades 1–3, Mars house grades 4–6, Jupiter house grades 7–9, and Saturn A and B house grades 10 through tomatriculation. The preschool and aftercare facilities operate in a complex called Solaria.

Lunapiazza operated as a schoolquadrangle, extending from the Hall to the Pavilion and a large outcrop of geological rocks. The rock face and piazza were subsequently demolished, and the Pavilion was converted into an administrative extension of the presentPrimary School.

Learning structure

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Aurora offers studies in various fields, ranging from business management, event management, and catering, to the ICDL and ITSI computer certificates.

Aurora is affiliated with the IEB independent assessment agency.

From grades 7–9 the subjects offered areEnglish,Afrikaans/Zulu,Mathematics, Life Orientation, Human and Social Sciences,Natural Science, Economic Management Science,Physical Education,Computer literacy, Arts and Culture, and Technology.

From grades 10–12, English, Mathematics/Mathematics Literacy, Afrikaans/Zulu, Physical Education, Travel and Tourism, and Life Orientation are compulsory, while three of the following subjects can be taken in addition:Economics,Business Studies,Physical Science,Life Science,History,Geography,Drama,Design, Consumer Studies, CAT, andIT.

References

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  1. ^https://www.curro.co.za/schools/curro-aurora-high-school/

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