It gives us great pleasure to announce end-of-term recipients of awards for Term 2, 2021.

Cancer often gives no warning. Most families have been impacted by cancer in some way, shape, or form, just as my family was over the last two years.

“We can change the world and make it a better place. It is in your hands to make a difference”. Nelson Mandela

Twenty senior students took part in the National English Olympiad earlier this year and achieved some fine results, including five students in the Top 100 nationally. Two candidates have been offered scholarships for their first year of study at Rhodes University.

In the past six weeks, we have seen a high level of engagement and wonderment in our IBL-STEAM lessons. The mystery of two sex cells that form a living body has been the focal point in our Biology section. Students have asked us some tough, yet fascinating, questions and this has revealed an extraordinary level of thinking. We are extremely proud of our students’ inquisitive nature. ​

History was made at this morning's assembly, as the Rector of St Stithians College, Mrs Celeste Gilardi, officially welcomed St Stithian's eighth school, St Stithians Online High School, to the St Stithians family, and celebrated the partnership with educational company, Valenture Institute.

Artwork creations from our super-talented Grade 2 children.

The Grade 9s completed a 3-week programme employing design thinking to solve real-world problems, informed by selected UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

As the national vaccination rollout within the education sector comes to an end this week, we wanted to do something to thank all the healthcare workers.

It gives us great pleasure to announce the recipients of awards for Term 2, 2021.

St Stithians Online School (SSOS), the 8th school in our community, recently presented two workshops to various members of the St Stithians community.

Thandulwazi Saturday School Learners are once again embracing online learning during the third wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic.