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CAPS Complete End-of-Phase Assessment 

This comprehensive assessment covers the full CAPS curriculum for Grade 3/6/9 and is designed to evaluate your child’s knowledge and skills at the end of the Foundation / Intermediate / Senior Phase. It includes all subjects prescribed by CAPS, giving parents a clear and reliable picture of academic progress.

According to the BELA Bill, homeschoolers are required to complete a full assessment with their child through an external assessor. These assessments are compiled by SACE-registered teachers, ensuring quality, accuracy, and full alignment with the national curriculum.  (BELA/SASA 51(2)(b)(iv))

After the assessments are completed, a formal report is issued by a SACE-registered assessor, meeting all legal requirements. This provides parents with the necessary documentation and peace of mind that their child’s progress is formally evaluated in accordance with the law. 

FAQ 

1) When must my child take the end-of-phase assessment?
At the end of each phase: typically Grade 3, Grade 6 and Grade 9.

2) Who may conduct the assessment?
A competent assessor (in practice: a SACE-registered educator) who issues a signed report.

3) Must all term assessments be completed first?
No. The legal requirement focuses on the end-of-phase assessment; term work aids preparation but is not a prerequisite for the final evidence report.

4) How does OPSA help?

• Online assessments under parent supervision.
• Papers compiled and moderated by SACE-registered educators.
• Practical components (reading/essay) are uploaded and marked by assessors.
• A signed report is issued as the required evidence of progress.

5) Which languages are available?
Afrikaans and English. (Select at purchase/enrolment.)

6) When in the year do we write?
Usually October/November (or as communicated) — allowing time for marking, moderation and issuing of the report.

7) Can we include/exclude Coding & Robotics?
Yes. OPSA allows a choice based on your learner’s programme.

8) How Long Do They Take?

Parents can plan the schedule themselves, but we recommend one subject per day. Each subject usually takes 30–120 minutes (shorter for younger children, longer for older).

• Grade 3 (Foundation Phase): 4–5 days (5 if Coding & Robotics included)
• Grade 6 (Intermediate Phase): 6–7 days (depending on Coding & Robotics)
• Grade 9 (Senior Phase): 10–12 days (languages take longer; Coding & Robotics optional)

9) Subjects covered:

Foundation Phase (Gr. 3): Language (Afrikaans or English), First Additional Language, Mathematics, Life Skills, optional Coding & Robotics.

Intermediate Phase (Gr. 6): Languages, Mathematics, Life Skills, Natural Sciences & Technology, Social Sciences, optional Coding & Robotics.

Senior Phase (Gr. 9): Languages, Mathematics, Life Orientation, Natural Sciences, Technology, EMS, Social Sciences, Creative Arts, optional Coding & Robotics.

10) Where does the report go?
Follow your provincial registration guidelines; the end-of-phase report serves as evidence of progress to the HOD.

11) Are there preparation guidelines?
Yes. OPSA provides preparation guidelines (core content and sample question types) without compromising exam integrity.

12) What does it cost?
Prices appear in the Shopping Cart. The fee covers the assessment, marking, moderation and the report.

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KABV (CAPS) Volledige Fase-einde Assessering

Hierdie omvattende einde van fase assessering dek die volledige KABV-kurrikulum vir Graad 3/6/9 en is ontwerp om jou kind se kennis en vaardighede aan die einde van die Grondslag / Intermediêre / Senior -fase te evalueer. Dit sluit al die vakke in wat deur KABV voorgeskryf word en bied ouers ’n duidelike en betroubare prentjie van akademiese vordering.

Volgens die BELA-wet moet tuisskoolleerders ’n volledige assessering saam met hul kind deur ’n eksterne assessor voltooi. Hierdie assesserings word saamgestel deur SACE-geregistreerde onderwysers, wat gehalte, akkuraatheid en volle belyning met die nasionale kurrikulum verseker.(BELA/SASA 51(2)(b)(iv))

Na voltooiing van die assessering word ’n formele rapport deur ’n SACE-geregistreerde assessor uitgereik, wat aan alle wetlike vereistes voldoen. Dit gee ouers die nodige dokumentasie en gemoedsrus dat hul kind se vordering amptelik en volgens die wet geëvalueer word.

FAQ (Afrikaans)

1) Wanneer moet my kind die fase-einde assessering doen?
Aan die einde van elke fase: tipies Graad 3, Graad 6 en Graad 9.

2) Wie mag die assessering doen?
’n Bevoegde assessor (in praktyk: ’n SACE-geregistreerde opvoeder) wat ’n ondertekende verslag uitreik.

3) Moet alle kwartaal-assesserings klaar wees om fase-einde te skryf?
Nee. Die wetlike fokus is die fase-einde beoordeling; kwartaalwerk help met voorbereiding, maar is nie ’n voorvereiste vir die finale bewysverslag nie.

4) Hoe help OPSA?

• Aanlyn assesserings onder ouertoesig.
• Vraestelle saamgestel en gemodereer deur SACE-geregistreerde opvoeders.
• Praktiese komponente (lees/ skryf) word opgelaai en deur assessore gemerk.
• ’n Ondertekende verslag word uitgereik as bewys van vordering.

5) In watter taal is dit beskikbaar?
Afrikaans en Engels. (Kies by aankoop/inskrywing.)

6) Wanneer in die jaar skryf ons dit?
Gewoonlik Oktober/November/Desember - met genoeg tyd vir merk, moderering en verslaguitreiking.

7) Kan ons Kodering & Robotika insluit/uitlaat?
Ja. OPSA laat ’n keuse toe volgens jou leerder se program.

8) Hoe lank duur die assessering?

Ouers kan self die skedule bepaal, maar ons beveel aan  een vak per dag. Elke vak duur gewoonlik 30 - 120 minute (korter vir jonger kinders, langer vir oure oueres)

• Grondslagfase: ± 4–5 dae (5 as Kodering & Robotika ingesluit word)
• Intermediêre Fase : ± 6–7 dae (afhangend van Kodering & Robotika)
• Seniorfase: ± 10–12 dae (tale neem langer; Kodering & Robotika opsioneel)

9) Watter vakke word gedek:

• Grondslag Fase (Gr. 3): Afrikaans Huistaal, Engels Eerste Addisionele Taal, Wiskunde, Lewensvaardighede, Kodering & Robotika (opsioneel) 
• Intermediere Fase (Gr. 6): Afrikaans Huistaal, Engels Eerste Addisionele Taal, Wiskunde, Lewensvaardighede, Wetenskap & Tegnologie, Sosiale Wetenskappe,  Kodering & Robotika (opsioneel) 
• Senior Fase (Gr. 9): Afrikaans Huistaal, Engels Eerste Addisionele Taal, Wiskunde, Lewensvaardighede, Natuurwetenskappe, Tegnologie, Ekonomiese en Bestuurswetenskappe, Sosiale wetenskappe, Skeppende Kunste, Kodering & Robotika (opsioneel).

9) Waarheen gaan die verslag?
Volg jou provinsiale registrasie-riglyne; die fase-einde verslag dien as bewys van vordering by die HOD.

10) Is daar voorbereidingriglyne?
Ja. OPSA voorsien voorbereidingsriglyne (kerninhoud en voorbeeld-vraetipes) sonder om die integriteit van die assessering te kompromitteer.

11) Hoe lank duur die assessering?
Pryse verskyn by die Shopping Cart. Die fooi dek die assessering, merk, moderering en die verslag.

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