Coding & Robotics
Weekly lessons from Grade 4 using block-based coding and robotics kits.
ICT
We believe rural learners deserve the same digital opportunities as any learner in the country — and we are building them, one classroom at a time.
Nong Modikwa Primary School aims to be a rural digital leader: every learner digitally literate by Grade 7, every educator confident with technology, and every classroom connected. Our ICT plan is delivered through the Rural Digital Bridge programme and supported by our partners.
Weekly lessons from Grade 4 using block-based coding and robotics kits.
Projectors and digital content that bring lessons to life.
A shared lab where every class gets scheduled hands-on time.
Connectivity for teaching, research and teacher development.
Ongoing upskilling so educators lead confidently.
Age-appropriate AI awareness and responsible use.
Blended learning resources aligned to CAPS.
Our roadmap towards a fully connected smart classroom.

Coding and robotics at our school form part of Rural Digital Bridge, founded by Mr Lesetja M. Ledwaba, our ICT Champion and Coding & Robotics Coordinator.
Learners progress from keyboard fluency and Microsoft Office basics to block-based coding, robotics challenges, online safety and an introduction to artificial intelligence.