The 25th Saints Water Polo Invitational has come to an end and after four days of incredible poolside action, water polo is the winner!

It is with great pleasure that the Boys’ College announces the Student Leadership for 2019

St Stithians College is excited to host the 25th Saints Water Polo Invitational over the half-term weekend, an incredible milestone in our polo history.

Grade 12s enjoyed a fabulous cultural and academic tour to KwaZulu Natal in the August holidays.

September saw the annual Thandulwazi Saturday School closing ceremony and the official induction service for new Thandulwazi Head - Mr Velaphi Gumbi.

The most beautiful thing in this world is to see your parents smiling, and knowing that you're the reason behind that smile.

Being true to our Saints Character means we take action to engage all stakeholders in our community. We are honoured to host a breakfast dialogue during which Minister Naledi Pandor will open conversation exploring the need for responsiveness in education and across social systems.

It was bright, colourful and humorous and each boy in the school managed to express himself through acting, music, song or dance in our version of The Jungle Book.

The St Stithians Girls’ Prep staff, families and friends came together last Saturday for a fun day in celebration of Heritage Day. The Girls’ Prep hosted the annual Melting Pot Competition, a fund raising event on the school grounds. The Melting Pot takes the form of a cooking competition, where the Saints community are invited to cook any meal of their choice over the coals in a three-legged potjie.

One of the most special dates on the St Stithians calendar for our Matrics is the 13 Years at Saints Celebration - a memorable day for One and All.

Chess is great fun and it has been proven to improve children’s creativity and focus. So far, 2018 has been far better, results-wise, than 2016 and 2017. Interest in the game is unprecedented. There are always a number of chess players in the Girls' Prep Chess Venue at second break. Many Grade 6 girls play chess. Most days, they play before school, after tutor, during second break and when they have finished class work.

“Some people make the world more special just by being in it.”