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Through leadership, service, environmental, and cultural initiatives alongside peers from around the world, our students developed confidence, resilience, and international understanding while deepening their commitment to servant leadership.

Our Grade 7s held their highly-anticipated Market Day on Friday 2 October, and what a spectacular, absolutely fabulous school day it was indeed!

A Fun-Filled Day of Sportsmanship, Participation and School Spirit

Grade 10 Girls’ College students return to their Grade R classrooms to share their self-written and illustrated books, inspiring young readers through creativity, connection and the joy of storytelling.

Months of auditions, preparation, practice and perseverance culminated this September when eight students from the Boys' and Girls' College travelled to Cape Town to represent the College at the 2026 National Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championship (NIDPSC).

On 17 September 2026, at the fifth HR World Summit South Africa, Noma Shange of St Stithians College was named one of the HR100, the country's 100 HR Leaders to Watch.

Our students developed a deeper appreciation for diversity, global citizenship, and the value of stepping beyond their comfort zones.

Across Visual Arts, Music, Drama and Dance, our students shine in wonderfully different ways. Some command a stage. Some fill a room with music. Some tell stories through movement or make an audience laugh. Others work with colour, line, texture and form, creating art that asks us to stop, look and see the world differently.

This Heritage Month, our Girls’ College community has been invited to celebrate these stories and, perhaps more importantly, to listen to them.

The most important lesson of the journey is that meaningful learning begins when we are willing to step beyond the familiar.

Grade R's Spring Adventures

Grade 2 students explore the history, present-day uses and future possibilities of money.