Schools
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Heathfield High volleyball stars selected to represent Western Cape
Two Heathfield High volleyball players have earned Western Cape selection, showcasing the rewards of talent, hard work and perseverance.
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St Charles College Debaters Selected for Provincial Tournament
Five of St Charles College’s talented debaters have earned provincial selection and will proudly represent Pietermaritzburg at the KwaZulu-Natal Tournament.
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Hoërskool Stellenberg Cheer Squad gekroon as WP-kampioene!
Stellenberg Cheer Squad kroon as WP Kampioene! Volgende stop: SAMCA Nationals in Pretoria – gereed om met trots te skitter!
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Matriculant of the Year | Competition cultivates leadership and opportunities
This competition, presented by the University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media, helps matric learners develop the qualities they need to succeed.
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Skyfskiet NGSSA Egoli Ope – Hoërskool Garsfontein skitter
Hoërskool Garsfontein-skuts blink uit by Egoli & OVL Ope met goud, silwer en brons – trots, talent en toewyding op die baan!
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Liam Klemp van Primêre Skool Naudeville se Skaakprestasies
“Liam Klemp van Naudeville blink uit: vyf oorwinnings in skaakproewe! Skaak bou fokus, strategie en selfvertroue by jong leerders.”
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Free State Netball teams – Eunice Players and Staff members
Eunice Pride! Congratulations to their netball stars and staff selected for the Free State Netball Teams. Eunice is incredibly proud of you all!
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Drie Bok-spanmaats se kleindogters bring trots en tradisie na Oranje
Die kleindogters van drie Bok-legendes blink uit by Oranje en bou hul eie sportnalatenskap met trots en talent net soos hul oupas.
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BVHS leerders na ATKV‑Redenaars Nasionale Rondte
BVHS redenaars Lisa Rautenbach en Layya Latiff dring deur na die ATKV Nasionale Rondte – Die skool is ongelooflik trots op hul prestasie.
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St Charles College Shines at Prestigious Cambridge Awards
St Charles College proudly celebrates the extraordinary achievements of Divaar Pillay and Shahil Maharaj, honoured at the Cambridge Awards in Cape Town for ranking first nationally in multiple AS subjects and representing the College with distinction.
