Diversity and Transformation
Diversity and transformation at St Stithians College involves all its staff, students and parents in an endeavour to make each of our schools inclusive and reflective of South Africa’s demographic profile and to make it a place where everyone can work together with pride and a sense of belonging, to uphold our position as a top independent faith-based school locally and globally. We are working tirelessly in forming our bonds of unity in identifying the common factors that enable us to live in harmony and afford every individual equal dignity.
We are conscious of the fact that we come from different backgrounds and cultures. We also recognise that there are social, economic and political imperatives that call for reflection and intervention to redress the inequalities and injustices imposed on all South Africans through apartheid. Our values are what we have in common as a St Stithians community. They guide how we work with all our stakeholders and each other, inform the type of work we do, and hold us accountable to do our best. They govern our actions and determine our success.
Our journey towards diversity and transformation has included a process of identifying the change and the culture we want at St Stithians and proceeds by committing each member of the St Stithians community to pursuing our desired culture and change every day.
St Stithians College’s focus on institutional culture change addresses the following areas:
Student access, support and success: our admissions policy and our guiding principles that enable all our students to perform at their best.
Staff access, support and success: our employment equity and recruitment policy and staff development programmes.
Place and space: names of buildings and artworks both academic and social spheres
How we respond to all forms of discrimination and harassment.
Community engagements and partnerships.
Curriculum transformation and support: enhancing the work done in our inclusive classrooms.
Educational institutions have power to transform and create an inclusive society. The enduring goal of building a functional, diversified and transformed institution is to produce civic-minded leaders who will be active in guiding and shaping society to be a better place for One and All.
Policies and Reports:
Our Sub-Council Transformation Committee includes the following representatives:

Nomfanelo Magwentshu
Methodist Church Representative
Chairperson

Dr Tumeka Matshoba-Ramuedzisi
Parent - Boys' Prep/Girls' Prep

Ishmael Motsoeli
Old Stithian Association

Lindiwe Kwele
Parent Girls' College

Gushwell Brooks
Boys' Prep Parent

Noma Shange
Campus Director: Diverstiy and Transformation
Our Campus Transformation Committee includes the following representatives:

Doris Hatendi
Junior Prep Director: Diversity & Transformation

Tebogo Maneli
Girls' College Director
Diversity & Transformation

Noma Shange
Campus Director
Diversity & Transformation

Leluma Phosholi
Girls' Prep Director
Diversity & Transformation

Manzini Hlatshwayo
Thandulwazi Diversity & Transformation Representative

Thebolo Motshegare
Boys' College Director
Diversity & Transformation

Alwyn Van Wyk
Boys' Prep Director
Diversity & Transformation

Jon Harrison-Bowen
Operations Department Representative
Diversity & Transformation

Lukhanyiso Msutu
HR Representative
Diversity & Transformation

Mfundo Ncube
Advancement Representative
Diversity & Transformation