The Way Christian School
Grade R to Grade 12
Cap curriculum

Address: 229 Erasmus Street, Raslouw, Centurion.
Email: info@the way.co.za
www.theway.co.za
012 6569228

At THE WAY Christian School we encourage learners to dream big and be confident so that they can become all that God has created them to be. Our goal is to develop the whole individual and provide opportunities for students to grow and expand their horizons – in a caring atmosphere where staff guide and develop students’ academics and character.

THE WAY Christian School is an independent non-profit Christian school in Centurion, organized into four divisions (foundation, intermediate, senior and college phases i.e. pre-primary, primary and high school) each committed to holistic education, striving to develop each of our learners to their fullest potential, thus enabling them to achieve success in our interconnected world of the 21st century. We offer the Curriculum Assesment Policy Statements (CAPS) syllabus and plan to register with the Independent Examinations Board (IEB).

THE WAY Christian School was established in 1998 and was situated on the grounds of a church in Valhalla, Centurion. It was originally established as an outreach of the Church. In 2003 it started functioning independent of the Church. The school then rented premises until 2013. In January 2014 the school moved into its own property in Raslouw, Centurion. By the end of 2015 THE WAY Christian School went into partnership with Highway Church in Raslouw, Centurion, as they shared the same vision to provide non-profit Christian-based education of the highest standards. In order to execute this combined vision effectively, it was decided to combine premises during the course of 2016.

Core Values
Upholding Biblical values of honesty, integrity, and Christian character
Providing education of the highest standards
A culture of continuous improvement in academic, social, physical and spiritual spheres
Encouraging parents to uphold family values
Welcoming all members of society, irrespective of race, faith or background
Our Vision is to see young people growing up fully equipped in character, academic standards, personal security and physical, spiritual and cultural development to face the complex yet exciting challenges of the 21st century and beyond. Our dream is to see young men and women with strength of character, developed to their full potential to become leaders in industry, science, medicine, law, economics and creative and physical arts. In order to achieve this we understand that we have to start in early in life, working with both learners and their parents, to build lasting values and a healthy vision to grow into all that their Creator designed for them to achieve.