Stage 3 is an exciting time when children move from learning to read to reading to learn, and their confidence and skills grow rapidly. In busy classrooms small gaps can quickly widen — but Wingu Academy offers a calm, structured online environment where every learner can thrive.
Our programme combines live, interactive lessons with qualified teachers, guided practice with printed textbooks and a strong focus on reading, problem-solving and 4IR skills. With a recognised British International pathway, Stage 3 learners build independence, curiosity and confidence.
Wingu Academy Online Stage 3 follows the British International pathway through the Oxford International Curriculum and Pearson Edexcel assessment. Wingu is also registered with SACAI and aligned with Umalusi for the parallel CAPS stream, giving families flexibility across both pathways.
Wingu Stage 3 is especially supportive for these families — and not the right fit for every household. Here is who thrives most in our model.
Stage 3 at Wingu gives nervous learners the emotional safety of home combined with professional structure — small live classes, no crowded classrooms, no overwhelming pace.
Our fully online British International model means your child’s Stage 3 education follows you wherever you are, with no gaps in learning and a globally recognised curriculum spine.
Clear weekly timetables, qualified teachers and visible progress — without classroom disruption, large groups or under-resourced schools. Stage 3 at Wingu gives you a recognised British International pathway from home.
Stage 3 is a teacher-led model with strong parental facilitation. Teachers carry the lessons, assessments and reports; you support routines, focus and follow-through at home, and stay in close contact with the teacher.
Stage 3 learners follow a structured weekly timetable with live lessons in English, Mathematics and other core subjects, delivered by qualified teachers through the Oxford International framework. Between live sessions, learners work through guided activities in printed textbooks and on the platform.
Short, live online lessons in English, Mathematics, Science, Art & Design and other core subjects. Class sizes are small, lessons are interactive, and recordings are available if you miss a session.
Between live lessons, learners work through guided activities in printed textbooks and exercise books, plus curriculum-aligned games and resources on the platform. Blended, varied and reinforcing.
Continuous assessment in every term, detailed termly reports, and ongoing teacher feedback through the platform. Parents stay closely involved through consultation sessions and real-time progress tracking.
Most traditional Foundation Phase classrooms have 30+ learners and a teacher stretched thin. Wingu’s online model gives every Stage 3 learner small live classes with qualified teachers, the Oxford International Curriculum, and built-in support through Student Success Advisors, the Wellness Hub and the Special Education Needs unit.
Wingu Academy goes far beyond online classes. From flexible schedules to one-on-one wellness support, here is the full safety net around your Stage 3 learner.
Personalised schedule following the Oxford International Early Years Curriculum.
Interactive quizzes, simulations, multimedia resources & educational games.
Structured Stage 3 timetable presented by qualified teachers.
One-on-one sessions with your teacher when extra help is needed.
Assistance with course completion, motivation and planning, for every Stage 3 family.
Subject-specific support on demand for any Stage 3 learner who needs it.
Holistic student support and concessions for Stage 3 learners with special needs.
Every Stage 3 learner receives continuous assessment and termly reports aligned with the British International framework.
Stage 3 assessment is continuous and aligned to the Oxford International Foundation Phase. Teachers assess literacy, numeracy and broader skills through everyday tasks, projects and short formal checkpoints — uploaded to the Wingu platform and marked by qualified subject teachers. Termly reports plus ongoing platform feedback.
Core Oxford International Foundation Phase subjects taught through live lessons and blended learning, built on the seven areas of learning.
The British International Foundation Phase subjects your child engages with each week, presented by qualified teachers.
Phonics · reading · early writing
Number sense · operations · shapes
Curiosity · observation · enquiry
Creative arts · fine motor
Early 4IR thinking (optional)
Built on four overarching principles: every child is unique, children learn and develop at different rates, learning happens through positive relationships, and enabling environments are essential. The seven areas of learning shape how Stage 3 lessons are designed.
Three prime areas are essential building blocks. Four specific areas build on the prime areas through subject-style content. The framework gives Foundation Phase learners a coherent international spine.
Practical, blended learning. Each Stage 3 family receives prescribed textbooks and a Mathematics kit for the hands-on activities, so learning is tangible, joyful and never screen-only.
Online clubs that rotate each term — Stage Explorers, Mini MasterChef, Doodle Bugs and Pixel Pals — plus local in-person meet-ups. Learning & connection go hand-in-hand.
Local meet-ups too. Wingu Academy hosts in-person events through the year where friends can meet face-to-face.
Hear directly from parents and students about their Wingu Academy journey. Families share how Wingu’s flexible online schooling has created balance, reduced stress and given their children a globally recognised British International qualification.
Three contract types designed to suit different families. All plans include live lessons, platform access, continuous assessment, termly reports and standard clubs. Fees subject to annual revision. Terms apply.
11-month contract. Best balance of flexibility and value.
Full year paid upfront with a 5% saving.
Maximum flexibility — 20% premium on the monthly fee. Three-month minimum, then one-month cancellation notice.
Payable on enrolment or re-enrolment. Covers platform onboarding and admissions assessment.
Quick note: Fees exclude prescribed books (available at wingu-books.com) and optional additional tutoring. Final fees, discounts and payment options are confirmed in your official quote from the admissions team. Fees subject to annual revision. Terms apply.
A simple, calm process. Most families finish the application in under 15 minutes and hear back from admissions within one business day.
Have a no-pressure conversation with admissions, or attend a free trial lesson with a qualified Stage 3 teacher to experience the model first-hand. We help you find the right package.
Complete the online application form and share your child’s supporting documents (ID, parent ID, proof of residence, and any prior reports if applicable). Most families finish this in under 15 minutes.
Once enrolled, your child gets their platform login and you receive the Stage 3 timetable. Term 1 starts 13 January 2026 — but onboarding can begin immediately.
Honest answers about how Stage 3 at Wingu actually works.
Stage 3 lessons at Wingu are short, interactive and designed specifically for Foundation Phase learners. Teachers use stories, visual aids and discussion to keep learners engaged in small live classes. Recordings are available if you miss a session.
Wingu Stage 3 delivers the Oxford International Curriculum with Pearson Edexcel assessment, taught by qualified teachers in small live classes. Every learner has a Student Success Advisor and access to the Wellness Hub and Special Education Needs unit.
Stage 3 uses Wingu’s blended approach — live lessons, printed readers and dedicated reading sessions, plus continuous assessment to spot gaps early. Teachers and your Student Success Advisor can recommend targeted practice or additional support.
Yes. The Wingu Stage 3 programme covers the full Oxford International Foundation Phase scope and progresses naturally into the next stage within the same model. Continuous assessment and termly reports keep progress visible against international benchmarks.
No. Teachers handle the lessons, assessments and reports. Your role is to support routines (logging in on time, sitting somewhere quiet, completing follow-up activities) and to stay in touch with the teacher about progress.
Most families plan for a focused morning block (live lessons plus follow-up work) and a shorter afternoon slot for reading, project work or clubs. Because classes are small and lessons are efficient, the total school day is often shorter than at a traditional school.
Stage 3 live lessons run within a structured morning block, Monday to Friday. Class sizes are small. Exact session times are shared in your Stage 3 timetable during onboarding. All live lessons are recorded and available if you miss one.
All live lessons are recorded and made available on the platform so your child can catch up at a time that suits your routine. If you need to flag a longer absence, your Student Success Advisor will help arrange a catch-up plan.
Wingu Stage 3 is delivered through the Oxford International Curriculum with Pearson Edexcel assessment, giving your child a globally recognised qualification. A parallel CAPS stream is available for families who prefer the South African national curriculum.
Core subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, Art & Design, plus Social Sciences (History & Geography), Health & Wellbeing, Computing and a Global Skills Project. Optional add-ons include Junior Coding & Robotics and additional languages.
Stage 3 uses continuous assessment aligned to the Oxford International Foundation Phase, with Pearson Edexcel checkpoints where applicable. Teachers assess through everyday tasks, projects and short formal checkpoints. Work is uploaded to the platform and marked by qualified subject teachers. Termly reports plus ongoing feedback.
Yes. Wingu’s Stage 3 is delivered through the globally recognised Oxford International Curriculum and Pearson Edexcel, with formal continuous assessment. Reports are accepted by international schools worldwide and by SACAI-registered local schools for the parallel CAPS stream.
Monthly tuition is R3 558.00 per month on an 11-month fixed-term contract. Annual upfront: R37 181.10 before 31 January (5%) or R37 963.86 after (3%). Month-to-month is R4 269.60. Plus a once-off R2 450 registration fee. Fees subject to annual revision. Terms apply.
Platform access, all live Stage 3 lessons with qualified teachers, continuous assessment, termly reports, standard clubs, and academic support via Student Success Advisors. Excludes prescribed books, Mathematics kits and optional extras (additional languages, Coding & Robotics, tutoring).
Yes, families enrolling more than one child qualify for sibling discounts. Please confirm the current offer with the admissions team when requesting your quote.
Book a free Stage 3 consultation or start a free trial. Admissions will send you an official quote, answer questions and guide you through enrolment.
Applications for 2026 are open. Most families finish the form in under 10 minutes and hear back from an admissions consultant within one business day.
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