This tour has laid a strong foundation for future successes, growth and development of our players both on and off the field.

During the holidays, some of our intrepid Grade 7 students participated in the Round Square conference, held at Woodridge College in Gqberha. This years’ conference theme was Sizonqoba, meaning: “Together we Triumph”.

A life-changing adventure filled with cultural discoveries, historic sites and unforgettable moments exploring and immersing in the country’s heritage.

It gives us great pleasure to announce the recipients of awards for Term 1, 2024. Congratulations, One and All!

In a whirlwind of colours and laughter, the Girls’ Prep Grade 3s took the stage by storm on Tuesday, 9 April and Wednesday, 10 April, delivering an entertaining performance of the enchanting musical, "The Not-So-Creepy Crawlies".

An incredible UK and Ireland tour experience for The Dukes', where music, culture, and adventure intertwined.

Inspiring future generations to embrace the transformative power of music.

The Girls' Prep Music Department proudly presented its first formal concert of 2024; the Summer Soirée. This event served as a wonderful opportunity for our students to showcase the dedication and hard work they invested throughout the summer months.

On the 17th of February 2024, the GC hosted the second annual Rhino Run. An initiative very close to ,Grade 11 student, Stacey Witby's heart. We are incredibly thankful to One and All for the support shown!

Great fun was had exploring numbers!

We recently formally launched the 'Samantha Kirk Making a Difference Fund First Aid Training Programme' to honour Sam's memory and to empower our Thandulwazi learners and teachers with these life saving skills.

Boys' Prep held their Interhouse Athletics Meet in March, and it turned out to be a spirited affair with some great performances on and off the field.