IN THE SPOTLIGHTLATEST NEWSProud Moments: Class of 2025 Achieves Remarkable SuccessWe are immensely proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our Class of 2025, whose matric results reflect dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence. The Class of 2025 achieved an exceptional 99.26% pass rate, with an impressive 85.54% Bachelor’s pass, marking an improvement from the previous year’s 83.33%. These results are a true testament to the hard work of our learners and the unwavering commitment of our educators. We are especially proud to recognise our top achievers:
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our dedicated teachers and our principal, whose guidance, support, and belief in our learners played a vital role in these remarkable outcomes. To the Class of 2026, let these results inspire you. Excellence is possible with focus, discipline, and determination. We believe in you and look forward to celebrating your successes in the year ahead. Well done to our Class of 2025 — you have set the bar high and left a legacy of excellence. A Memorable Return: Sports DayAfter more than 20 years, our school proudly hosted its first Sports Day—and what a day it was! The event brought energy, excitement, and community spirit back to the school grounds. Learners showed incredible enthusiasm, cheering each other on and participating with joy and determination.
The races were a highlight, with our runners putting on an impressive display of talent and teamwork. From sprints to relays, they gave it their all and made us proud. It was a day of fun, connection, and celebration, and we look forward to making Sports Day a regular tradition once again. Shaping the future of young women in STEM subjects
Selected grade10 and 11 learners attended the Mahle women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) conference at the ICC.
The event was aimed at inspiring and educating young women about the vast opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Keri Miller, a motivational speaker and radio presenter hosted the conference. The conference also aimed at challenging the existing stereotypes and celebrate the innovation, problem solving and creativity inherent in STEM careers. Our girls were inspired by the conference. Vertical Divider
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UPCOMING EVENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTSMeet Our 2026 Head Leadership TeamWe are proud to introduce our 2026 Head Girl, Sfeziwe Buthelezi, pictured at the centre, flanked by her two Deputies Alayra Abdool Kadar and Kaitlyn Perry. Together, they embody leadership, integrity, and service, and are committed to upholding the values of our school while leading with confidence, compassion, and vision. We look forward to their positive impact on our school community in the year ahead.
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