Property Advice

Little Farmyard Pre-Primary School – Committed to Excellence

Private Property South Africa
Claire Fraser |
Little Farmyard Pre-Primary School – Committed to Excellence

Little Farmyard is a private, unique, open-air pre-primary school in Noordheuwel, Krugersdorp dedicated to the general well-being and education of children.

At Little Farmyard, the well-trained educators are dedicated to the balanced development of children, ensuring their mental, emotional, physical and intellectual progress in a social environment. The school operates under a Christian ethos that is inter-denominational, instilling children with a keen sense of respect and morality.

Learning takes place in spacious classrooms and on the large playground with beautiful gardens. All of the areas of the campus are stocked with equipment that are fun and educational, and will keep children amused. All activities are overseen and co-ordinated by the school’s well-trained teachers.

Little Farmyard’s curriculum ensures that class time is enriching and stimulating; giving children all of the necessary faculties to prepare them for their future education. This includes numeracy and literacy, as well as art, culture and music, movement, auditory and visual development, and development of motor skills. Free play is also incorporated into the children’s day, giving them an opportunity to learn through discovery.

Little Farmyard’s programme is enhanced through their extra-mural offerings. These include computer classes, gymnastics, arts and crafts, rugby, ballet, Playball, Monkeynastix, Jolly Phonics and Creative Grow.

Every element of the school lives of children at Little Farmyard is designed to give them an advantage in terms of development and ability. The school’s atmosphere generates excitement over learning, and instils confidence and a positive approach to learning – a range of skills and an attitude that will underpin the success of all learners at Little Farmyard.

Related Articles

How alternative credit data is helping more South Africans buy homes
BetterBond | 11 Mar 2026

How alternative credit data is helping more South Africans buy homes

Alternative credit data is helping millions of South Africans without credit histories qualify for home loans and enter the property market.

Ten things bond originators wished you knew before applying for a home loan
BetterBond | 11 Mar 2026

Ten things bond originators wished you knew before applying for a home loan

Ten things bond originators wish buyers knew before applying for a home loan – from credit scores to better interest rates.

Oil price shocks will affect household spending
Private Property Reporter | 11 Mar 2026

Oil price shocks will affect household spending

South Africans should brace themselves for higher fuel prices, which will affect how household finances are distributed.

sample image of property alerts

Get instant property alerts

Be the first to see new properties for sale.
;