The deputy principal of the school, Juanita Louw, said programmes at the school ran as usual. "We started the morning on a very exciting note, knowing Amy'Leigh was reunited with her family."
She said security had been beefed up at the school.
"We have a security guard full-time on school premises and more patrol cars are in the vicinity of the school, especially during drop-off and pick-up times," she said.
On the school grounds on Tuesday afternoon, sporting activities were taking place as usual.
Pink balloons were hanging at the school's main entrance.
Meanwhile, a Facebook page created on Monday to co-ordinate messaging during the search for the little girl will now serve to help other missing children, its creators said on Tuesday.
The Amy'Leigh's Missing Kids page garnered nearly 90,000 followers within 24 hours. "We have decided to let this (online community) keep growing for the future, to help in the search for other missing children and awareness programmes."
- In the initial alert, a search was launched for #Amy-Lee de Jager. A family member has since advised her name is spelled Amy'Leigh.