Our students learn through play by creating paper mache sculptures that will feature in their puppet show.
Our Open Day at Sacred Heart College presented a wide variety of academic, cultural and sporting activities to entertain our visitors. In addition to all the action our Head of College, Heather Blanckensee, shared words of wisdom on “ Are you ready for a teenager?” Subsequently Dr Mark Potterton, our Pre-Primary and Primary School Principal, shared his latest research insights on “Finding yourself at school”. It was wonderful to have so many prospective parents engaging and connecting with staff and students. Thank you to everyone who supported our Open Day, it was an amazing and memorable morning.
Dr Mark Potterton interviewed on Radio Veritas regarding our Open Day.
12 March 2022 | 09:00-12:30
The Gr 3’s are working on the 5 senses in their class. We used coffee, turmeric and textured materials to create a sensory modern Picasso portrait.
Girls U18 were unbeaten at the St Dunstan’s Basketball. Congratulations to our basketball team with their win.
We celebrated the Academic Eucharist today as a community. The Grade 1s were led in by the Grade 12s.
Congratulations to the Presidents for 2022.
President
Mufaro Musemwa
Deputy Presidents
Tiyani Maswanganyi
Deputy Presidents
Jemi Luzinga
Congratulations to our Grade 7 students who made the cross over from Primary school to High school. We look forward to share your exciting High School career with you.
Congratulations to Russell Davis, Grade 11 student has been selected for the National Debating team.
Remembrance Sunday is a day to commemorate the contribution of military and civilian servicemen and women that dedicated their lives to fighting in different wars. Every year on the 14th of November, the city of Johannesburg holds a service at the Cenotaph where representatives and ambassadors of different armies worldwide are given the opportunity to lay a wreath in remembrance of those who survived and those who lost their lives during war. Grade 11 student, Shumikazi Radebe who is the Speaker of the House for the Johannesburg Student Council participated in this event by laying a wreath.
