Malaika House

Introducing Malaika House: Empowering Children with Autism

Malaika House was created with a unique vision in mind - to provide a nurturing environment for children with autism, specifically those with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) / Extreme Demand Avoidance (EDA). The founders of Malaika House believed in the importance of developing a non-school education and development facility where these children can truly flourish.

A Place for Every Child

At Malaika House, the core belief is that every child is unique, and it is essential for parents and children to find a facility that suits their individual needs. Many children with autism often feel lost and unloved, struggling to find a sense of belonging in traditional educational settings where their needs may not be fully understood or catered to.

Expanding Horizons

Initially focusing on older individuals, Malaika House is now expanding its reach to accommodate children aged 10 to 18, spanning grades 4 to 12. With a long-term vision to also support students with intellectual disabilities and those requiring extensive one-on-one assistance, the team at Malaika House is committed to a gradual growth strategy.

Creating a Unique "House"

The ultimate goal of Malaika House is to create a family-like environment where every child feels a sense of belonging and happiness. By fostering a close partnership with parents, the team aims to tailor their approach to meet the specific needs of each student, ensuring that every child thrives in this supportive community.

In conclusion, Malaika House stands as a beacon of hope for children with autism, offering a tailored educational experience that prioritizes individuality, support, and belonging. With its expansion and vision for the future, this unique facility is poised to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children who deserve a place where they can truly shine.

Exploring Their Curriculum With Think Digital 

With Think Digital, students have the opportunity to engage with three distinctive and renowned online school curricula: the British International, South African CAPS, and United States GED. Each curriculum is carefully crafted to provide a stimulating and interactive learning experience for students across different educational backgrounds and preferences.

British International Curriculum

The British International online school curriculum is a well-structured program tailored to meet the diverse needs of students. It is designed to challenge high-achieving students while also providing support for those who require additional assistance through personalized teaching and learning activities. Students engaging with this curriculum will primarily work in English and are expected to participate in exams and formal assessments periodically throughout the academic year.

South African CAPS Curriculum

The South African online school curriculum, known as the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS), is an integral component of the National Curriculum Statement Grades R – 12 in South Africa. This curriculum, available through Think Digital Academy, serves as a comprehensive policy framework for education in South African schools. It has gained significant popularity among South African families, both locally and internationally. Students following the CAPS curriculum can choose to study in either Afrikaans or English and will be required to take exams and complete formal assessments regularly.

United States GED Curriculum

Internationally recognized as the premier high school equivalency credential, the GED® program is widely accepted in over 85 countries, including the United States. Think Digital Academy offers the GED® curriculum, which consists of four individual subject exams. This curriculum, conducted exclusively in English, provides students with the flexibility to progress through modules at their own pace, culminating in formal examinations across the four subjects.

By embracing the diverse learning needs and preferences of students, Think Digital Academy ensures that each curriculum - British International, South African CAPS, and United States GED - offers a dynamic and enriching educational experience that prepares students for future academic and professional endeavors.

School Fees Structure

Monthly Fee:
Parents are required to pay a monthly fee of R5,000 for 12 months.
This amounts to an annual cost of R60,000.

Curriculum Fees:
All curriculum fees, whether academic or self-explorative, are not included in the monthly fee and will be charged separately.

 How to Apply

To apply for Malaika House, please download the form below and email it through to info@malaikahouse.co.za

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Contact 

Email

info@malaikahouse.co.za

Phone 

066 286 4576

Address

Taaibosch

Phisantekraal Farm

Adderley Road

Durbanville

7550

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