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Phoenix is a student initiative of a group of leaders from
different schools in the Johannesburg area, which began in
2008.One of the objectives of the group, is to do community
projects through mobilizing the students of participating
schools towards a common goal. For the past two years Phoenix
has organised a unique Food Tin Drive whereby learners from all
participating schools donate food, it is then collected and
donated to needy institutions. Before it is donated, the
participating schools get together with all their tins and spell
out a word of meaning to acknowledge their deed. In 2008 they
spelled out the word “HOPE”. In 2009 they spelled out the words
“YES WE CAN”. This year, St Stithians Girls’ College were very proud to host this event on The Jamieson Field, on Sunday 25th July. Over 10 000 tins were collected and displayed. Lots of fun was had by all on the lovely warm winter’s morning. The tins spelled out the word “UNITY”. The tins were then divided up between the different schools and donated to various charities of each school’s choice. The schools who participated this year were St Stithians Girls’ College, St John’s College, Holy Rosary, Kingsmead, St David's, Brescia, Roedean, St Andrew's and Assumption Convent. St Stithians Girls’ College alone collected 1072 tins and joined with Assumption Convent’s 706 tins, to form the “Y” in the word ‘UNITY’ as well as the exclamation mark, giving a total of 1778 tins. These have been jointly donated to “MALS AND PALS” based in Parkmore. Mals and Pals then distributes to those institutions in desperate need. St Stithians Girls’ College can be very proud of their contribution of tins to the needy in South Africa and their participation in this worthy initiative!
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2009
Matric Results 323 Outstanding Achievements at Subject Level Chloe
Johnson - 10 subjects at Level 7 |
Letter to Parents 2009 - Boys' College Results (to see pupils results click on the link above) 2009 - Girls' College Results (to see pupils results click on the link above) IEB Guide to reading results (click on links above to see the booklet) OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT Chloe Johnson & Edward Wadsworth ranked top 5% of IEB learners. COMMENDABLE ACHIEVEMENT Katherine Drennan & David Platt |
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To see the TOP learners by subject
click on the link below: Top learners by subject |
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College - Head Girls 2010Left: Joanne Tilley (Head Girl 2010) Right: Rirhandzu Manganye (Deputy Head Girl 2010) Joanne is an Anne van Zyl academic scholarship winner who came to our school from Grayston Preparatory in grade 8. She loves swimming and netball and is leader of the Student Leadership Council as well as Head Girl for 2010. Rirhandzu loves reading and drama and is a member of the choir and the djembe drumming group. She is leader of the Student Representative Council as well as Deputy Head girl for 2010. Randzo comes from Blairgowrie Primary School and is an academic scholarship winner and part of the Student Sponsorship Programme. These two wonderful girls were democratically elected by the school body to be our Head Girls for 2010. Congratulations! |
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