Our academic calendar helps parents, students and staff follow term activities, assessments, examinations, school events, holidays and important academic milestones throughout the year.
Parents and students are encouraged to follow official updates from the school for confirmed dates and changes.
A strong school calendar gives structure to teaching, revision, assessment, co-curricular activities and school-home communication. It helps students prepare responsibly and helps parents support school routines from home.
Sander Jesus Academy uses the academic calendar to guide resumption, mid-term activities, continuous assessment, examinations, open day, holidays and other key programmes.
Each term is structured around teaching, assessment, revision, events and reporting.
Parents should confirm official dates through school notices and communication channels.
Each academic year is organized into three terms, with teaching, assessment, revision and school activities scheduled purposefully.
The first term sets the academic tone for the year, introduces new topics and establishes expectations.
The second term deepens academic work, strengthens corrections and improves students' consistency.
The third term consolidates learning, prepares students for promotion and celebrates academic progress.
The dates below are structured as editable placeholders. Replace them with the official school-approved dates for each session.
Students return to school, settle into routines and receive academic expectations for the term.
Teachers monitor learning through class tasks, homework, quizzes, projects and correction activities.
A short break and review period helps students reset, revise and prepare for the second half of the term.
Parents meet with teachers to review student performance, conduct, progress and areas needing support.
Students complete structured examinations and assessment tasks to measure termly academic progress.
Students go on break after results, corrections, reports and closing activities have been completed.
Assessments are distributed across the term to encourage consistent study habits. Students are expected to complete classwork, assignments, tests, projects and examination preparation with seriousness.
This approach prevents last-minute learning and helps teachers identify areas where students require support.
Regular tasks help teachers assess understanding and discipline during the term.
Periodic tests strengthen recall, preparation, accuracy and exam confidence.
End-of-term examinations and reports give parents a clear view of academic progress.
School events support talent discovery, teamwork, parent involvement, values formation and community connection.
Students participate in activities that promote confidence, creativity, identity and self-expression.
Sports and clubs help students develop discipline, teamwork, resilience and leadership.
Parent-school partnership helps students receive consistent support at school and at home.
This page provides the structure for the school calendar. Exact dates should be updated each academic session using the approved term calendar from the school management.
Parents and guardians should rely on official circulars, WhatsApp notices, printed letters and direct communication from the school office for final date confirmations.
Keeping up with term dates, assessment periods, open day, school events and holidays helps parents support their children more effectively throughout the academic session.