Teaching styles are adapted to learners' needs, and auxiliary lessons and workshops for grades 10 to 12 are offered in both Mathematics and Physical Science after school. The school offers a variety of subjects to learners when they make their subject choices in Grade 9, and assists with guidance from a career guidance counsellor as well as optional aptitude tests.
The school has an extensive awards policy and recognises certain pupils who exceed in academics, sports and cultural activities. One of the school's mottos is "dignity in diversity," which refers not only to different cultures, but to different talents that students might have. Students receive merit certificates, scrolls, half colours or full colours in all three activities based in their performance.
Sports Union Awards, as well as the new Arts Academy awards, are put in place to ensure that students who excel in activities outside of school are recognised for their achievements.
The school tries its best to recognise learners' achievements in fields that the school cannot offer, for example ice skating, horse-riding or ballet, and the awards policy is fluid and ever-changing to accommodate this. Academic and meritorious achievement colours are in the form of blue, white and red cord which is sewn around the edge and pockets of the uniform blazer. Sports colours are in the form of maroon cord. Cultural mostly performing arts colours are in the form of a white cord. Half colours and full colours recipients receive scrolls which are sewn on to the blazer.
Colours Cum Laude and Honours Blazers are also awarded, but to learners who have excelled at a high level in their activity e. These two awards are the highest and most prestigious awards.
