Keep Going For Lent Girls!
Holy Rosary School in Edenvale, Johannesburg, observed Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent—the season of self-denial, reflection and spiritual growth—with […]
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Holy Rosary School in Edenvale, Johannesburg, observed Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent—the season of self-denial, reflection and spiritual growth—with […]
Keep Going For Lent Girls! Read Post »
A learner at a Johannesburg Catholic school will compete for South Africa in the Commonwealth Games to be held in April on the Gold Coast in Australia.
St Teresa’s School Swimmer makes SA Team Read Post »
The Catholic Institute of Education (CIE) is urging parents to make immediate efforts to ensure school governing bodies (SGBs) make a positive contribution in 2018.
CIE: Parents, You Can Help Our Catholic Schools Read Post »
Sacred Heart College in Observatory, Johannesburg, marked the new school year with each Grade 1 pupil having a turn at ringing the school chapel’s bell, symbolising the beginning of their school careers.
Sacred Heart Grade 1s Ring in School Careers Read Post »
The Association of Catholic Tertiary Students (ACTS) is set to celebrate its silver jubilee this year. The celebration is expected to take place in early July after the conclusion of the 25th annual national conference in Gauteng.
Catholic Students’ Jubilee This Year Read Post »
De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School in Victory Park, Johannesburg, has a new principal — and he is an old boy of the school. Neil Berndsen has taken up the position as headmaster this month.
De La Salle Old Boy Takes the Reins! Read Post »
The Association of Catholic Tertiary Students (ACTS) will be offering assistance to first-year students as they enter universities for registration. This includes partnering with student representative councils (SRCs) to ensure the smooth running of the registrations processes.
Church Student Body to Help with New Registrations Read Post »
For Leah Adams, a music teacher at St Joseph’s Marist College in Cape Town, 2017 will be a year to remember: for being a winner of the SA’s Got Talent contest.
Marist Music Teacher Scores Big Read Post »
Catholic university chaplains applaud President Jacob Zuma’s announcement to make education at tertiary institutions free for students from lower-income families but are alarmed at the government’s lack of strategy to implement this new policy.
Free University! But How? Read Post »