What do we teach?
Gems Field follows a highly interactive, exciting and thought provoking enriched National MOE syllabus for English First Language Pre-primary through Grade 7 syllabus endorsed by the Ministry of Education, NIED – National Institute for Educational Development. At the start of grades 4 through 7, we offer Afrikaans, Oshikwanyama or Oshindonga Second Languages.
Extra- Curricular Activities – Sports
Through active learning and participation Gems Field promotes physical education at; Class level, with well structured and well designed playground facilities during lunch breaks, Educational, guided, structured and fun Physical Education classes as per MOE syllabus, In-House sports as well as, Inter-school competitions. (Netball, Soccer, Volleyball, Nicks, Fill-the- Bottle, e.t.c.)
Art
We have a robust art program which promotes diverse forms of arts such as visual, drama and music.
We encourage learners to engage in art as a form of self expression, as it allows them to tap into their imagination, to create a world of possibilities and transcend physical barriers/limitations.
Cultural Activities
Gems Field takes great pride in taking part in the building of our Nation.
We are curving out our mark by being on the right side of history, as we preserve some of this great Nation’s cultural diversity. This aspect of the curriculum helps nurture our learners and it is exciting to see them demonstrate great enthusiasm and with great pride take part and grow in: Tolerance, Emotional intelligence, Respect, Responsible, citizens, Appreciation and recognition of diversity, as well as a sense of belonging which translates to security.
Excursions/Tours
We are convinced that the process of learning is multi-facet, involving all our senses. We believe in team building to foster lasting bonds and memories.
To satisfy our learner’s curious minds, our learners are treated to visit some of Namibia’s most fascinating places, to witness some of what they have learned in class come to life;
It is absolutely rewarding to see their facial expressions; one can hear all the pieces of the puzzle fall into place!