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Bellville-Noord se Meerkatte blink uit in Riebeek-Kasteel
Die Bellville-Noord Meerkatte het Riebeek-Kasteel besoek vir sport. Die o.11A-span het al vier wedstryde gewen op ‘n sonnige herfsdag.
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Settlers High claims fourth Band Slam title in Cape Town
The Bellville school’s Jazz Band was crowned 2026 BandSlam champion at the V&A Waterfront, winning a prize package valued at R85 000.
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Matriculant of the Year | Novus Media’s involvement a vote of confidence in SA youth
“The competition improved my self-confidence. It taught me to trust my abilities and to be proud of my achievements, hard work, and personality.”
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Wes-Kaapse hoërskoolleerders skitter in Dink of Sink-debat
AfriForum se tweede Dink of Sink-uitdunronde het 159 Wes-Kaapse leerders van 16 skole by DF Akademie saamgebring om hul debatvaardighede te toon.
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Polisie waarsku leerders oor boeliegedrag
Polisiebeamptes van Bellville skakel met HTS Bellville-leerders oor die gevare van boelie en kuberboelie — en waarom elke leerder veilig moet voel op skool.
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Milnerton High swimmers make waves on national stage
Milnerton High swimmers are making waves after earning provincial, national and international selections following an outstanding season.
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Curro learners impress in chess at Western Cape Schools Championship
A learner at Curro Durbanville High School has won gold in her age category in the Western Cape Schools Chess High School Individual Provincial Championship.
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Coronation opens Top Investor Challenge to high schoolers
Coronation is bringing investing into SA classrooms with a free virtual challenge for high schoolers, offering R120 000 in total prizes.
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Matriculant of the Year | Enter to gain the opportunity of a lifetime
Matriculants from across the country who are leaders and achievers in academics, culture and sport, and who plan to study at the UFS next year, can enter.
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Younger Grade 1 pupils more likely to repeat the year
New research shows children who start Grade 1 younger are far more likely to repeat the year — and the gap persists into Grade 4.