Boys’ College News

St Stithians College, in partnership with Scripture Union hosted its inaugural Youth Worship event. This year's theme, 'Salvation for All' (aligned with Wesleyan theology), complemented the campus theme, 'One for All, and All for One.' The event was a resounding success, attracting participants from diverse backgrounds and fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose.

Mandela Day reflects our commitment to community service and the values that Nelson Mandela embodied.

The Matric Dance held on 28 June 2024 was an enchanting event, with Mears Hall transformed into a magical winter wonderland.

We take pleasure in announcing that Ms Kate Christowitz has been appointed as Director of Rowing

Proud moments at the Roedean Music Competition, highlighting our school's commitment to fostering musical excellence.

After a long hiatus since 2019, this re-established fixture showcased both triumphs and challenges, reflecting the competitive spirit of the derby.

As South Africa's premier national awards for the professional theatre industry, the Naledi Awards are a beacon of recognition for the hard work and talent that graces our stages.

Congratulations to our Boys’ College hockey students, who have been selected to represent Southern Gauteng in various tournaments this coming June/July.

A triumph for St Stithians College and South Africa with exceptional talent and dedication from our students at the 36th World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championships.

The Boys' College production of Paradise Road was crowned as the overall winner of the Festival of Excellence in Dramatic Arts (FEDA) at a glittering awards function held at the Joburg Theatre complex.

Tours like these are crucial in building depth and skill in the hockey program, contributing to the long-term success of St Stithians hockey.

A valuable learning experience for both the boys and the coaching staff.