Nardini Convent School at Vryheid, which began with five pupils in 1957 has celebrated its 60th anniversary with 450 pupils and a reputation for excellence
Nardini Convent School Melody Threads Through its 60 Years Read Post »
To help prospective students and guests gain more information, South Africa’s Catholic university St Augustine College is hosting an Open
Open Day at St Augustines College Read Post »
A Catholic school learner from Johannesburg was again placed in the top three of the senior section in the Queen’s Commonwealth Writing Competition.
SA Pupil Takes Bronze in Global Student Writing Competition Read Post »
South Africa’s Catholic university, St Augustine College, has been invited by the International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU) to join an initiative that, through the Vatican’s new Department for Promoting Integral Human Development, will provide support to papal diplomacy on important global issues.
St Augustine’s College Joins Elite Group of Catholic Universities Read Post »
A six-year-old Catholic school pupil in Grade 1 is the master of four languages at Grade 5 level! Keith Mashiane, learner at St Anthony’s Primary School in Heathfield, Cape Town, has a natural affinity for reading and languages, enabling him to fluently speak and read four languages at Grade 5 level: Sepedi, English, Afrikaans and Zulu
6-Year Old Master of 4 Languages Read Post »
Do our Catholic schools always get the “Catholic” right? Fr Paddy Noonan OFM looks at some elements he believes should
Do Schools Get ‘Catholic’ Right? Read Post »
Homework can be the source of stress, for learner and parent. Psychologist DR GLORIA MARSAY offers tips for learner and
Homework Tips for Learners and Parents Read Post »
There are diverse reasons why Catholic schools in South Africa exist, but the one uniting cause must always to bring
Value Our Catholic Schools Read Post »
The judicial sphere of government seems to be the only one our people really trust. The Constitutional Court’s judgment on
Are Courts Baby-Sitting our Democracy? Read Post »
