A school is ultimately defined by the people who teach, guide and care for its learners. EHA’s teaching team covers the curriculum across the Intermediate and Senior phases, with subject responsibilities distributed according to the school timetable. Current staff reflected in the 2026 workload include:
• Ian Breitenbach – Principal
• Marietjie Le Roux – Administrative Manager
• Aqeelah Omarjee – Grade RR & R
• Linda Moyo (FP Phase Head) – Grade 1
• Arné Grobler – Grade 2
• Danelle Pretorius – Grade 3
• Nadine Couvaras (ISP Phase Head) – English Home Language and English Reading.
• Johannie Hitge – Natural Sciences and Technology, Natural Sciences, and Economic and Management Sciences.
• San-Marie Kühn – Afrikaans First Additional Language.
• Emmarencia Magagula – English Home Language, English Reading and Life Orientation.
• Angeline Makamure – Mathematics.
• Rorisang Rabalago – Life Skills, Technology, Creative Arts and English Reading.
• Wikus van Graan (ISP Phase Head) – Mathematics and Social Sciences.
Across the school, teachers are expected to plan carefully, teach purposefully, assess consistently, keep learner work up to date and respond to areas where learners need additional support. Professional accountability and ongoing curriculum monitoring are important parts of EHA’s developing academic culture.
Foundation Phase (Grades 1-3)
This phase focuses on building the core foundational skills of literacy and numeracy .
• Home Language: The primary language of instruction .• First Additional Language: A second language is introduced from Grade 1 .• Mathematics: The foundation of numeracy and mathematical thinking .• Life Skills: This includes Beginning Knowledge, Creative Arts, Physical Education, and Personal and Social Well-being .
Intermediate Phase (Grades 4-6)
In this phase, subjects become more defined and formal assessments are introduced .
• Home Language • First Additional Language • Mathematics • Natural Sciences and Technology: This is a combined subject in this phase .• Social Sciences • Life Skills: This covers Creative Arts, Physical Education, and Personal and Social Well-being .
Senior Phase (Grades 7-9)
This phase marks the end of the General Education and Training (GET) band. The curriculum broadens and deepens, requiring learners to study a comprehensive set of nine subjects .
• Home Language • First Additional Language • Mathematics • Natural Sciences • Social Sciences • Technology • Economic and Management Sciences (EMS): This subject is introduced in Grade 7 .• Life Orientation • Creative Arts


🏆 Grade 1: Sean Matemevera – 89.01%
🏆 Grade 2: Tatiana de Franca – 79.30%
🏆 Grade 3: Neelam Harichand – 93.07%
🏆 Grade 4: Cleo Minnie – 91.75%
🏆 Grade 5: Sam Jansen – 78.86%
🏆 Grade 6: Lesedi Madiba – 86.08%
🏆 Grade 8: Wandile Hadebe – 81.34%
🏆 Grade 9: Isma'eel Hajee– 78.77%

Grade 4 - Mpho Sebuyi
Grade 5 & 6 - Amana Essack
Grade 8 AM - Geneviev Gangata
Grade 8 SK - Ntando Gonyela
Grade 9 - Maseeha Cassim

Congratulations to each learner who received the Principal’s Award—your hard work and dedication is truly inspiring! 👏 🏆
Grade 4 – Cleo Minnie (89%) 🏆 Grade 5 – Sam Jansen (82%) 🏆 Grade 6 – Lesedi Madiba (85%) 🏆 Grade 8 – Geneviev Gangata (82%) 🏆 Grade 9 – Isma’eel Hajee (76%)


Our Grade 4 learners have been exploring the water cycle in a fun and interactive way. Through creativity and hands-on learning, they are building a deeper understanding of how the world around them works.
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