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St Stithians Girls' College aims to educate all young women to be effective leaders in our society. Our Leadership philosophy is underpinned by an understanding of "servant leadership" whose role models include Jesus Christ, Mother Theresa and Nelson Mandela. The College strives to develop a sense of inner worth in the girls.
Current News
Squash
Congratulations to Tina Power who won the SA U19 Prince Open Squash Tournament held at Parkview Squash Centre this weekend. This is an awesome achievement as there were many players from all over Gauteng and the Free State competing.
Short Story
Alexandra Kinmont (Gr 8) wrote a short story entitled “Tara Sosarat and the Curse of the Habbarues” and entered this into the general category of the SFSA 2009 short story writing competition. We are enormously proud of her, as is the Girls’ Prep, as she was placed in the top 10 and because she was the only person under 18, was awarded a special prize! We hope to purchase “The Best of SFSA Vol 3” for our library.
Alexandra is also the 2009 winner of the Anne van Zyl Academic Scholarship at the Girls’ College.
Rowing
U15 B rowing quad won 2 gold medals – one at the Selbourne Sprints and the other at the Buffalo regatta
New SA National Aquatics Waterpolo Champions
Back (L-R): Samantha Peddie, Kerry Campbell, Kendal Granville Roberts
Middle (L-R): Hannah Thomas, Mikela Foster, Shannon Bornman, Nicole Pretorius
Front (L-R): Ceri Scott, Teagen Webster, Kimberleigh Austin (Vice- Captain), Tisha Benetti (Captain), Sarah-Lee Peddie
St Stithians Girls’ College are very proud of their first team who performed incredibly well at the SA National Aquatics Festival held at St Mary’s this weekend. Most of the girls in the team have been selected to represent Gauteng waterpolo in various age groups as this is a very young team consisting of two grade 9s, a grade 10, five grade 11 girls and four matrics.
The match against Clarendon from the Eastern Cape was extremely exciting as Clarendon were tipped to be the favourites and have been unbeaten in this festival for a number of years.
Head Girl and Deputy Head Girl for 2010
Left: Joanne Tilley (Head Girl 2010)
Right: Rirhandzu Manganye (Deputy Head Girl 2010)
Leader of Tomorrow
Bradley Walden is a learner in Grade 2. He has started his own business making key rings to raise money for Cotlands. He has called the campaign the "Stop Aids Campaign". He is photographed here with Joanne Tilley (left) who is the head girl for 2010 and Rirhandzu Manganye (right) who is the deputy head girl for 2010.
Grade 8 and 12 Camp 2010
The grade 8 and 12 girls enjoyed their camp at the beginning of the year at Youth for Christ in the Magaliesberg.
Head of the Girls’ College – Mrs Ivanka Acquisto, Francesca Rovelli, Lara-Jo Gear, Athaliah Sigamoney
Caley
Margison and Teegan Pascoe
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Telephone:
FAX: +27 11 781-2987
Postal address: Private Bag 2, Randburg 2125, Gauteng
Physical address: Corner Bram Fischer Drive and Milner
Rd, Randburg
Electronic mail General Information: cboxall@stithian.com