Nov
07
2025
Our Matrics are in our thoughts and prayers as they write their final examinations.
We celebrated each child and their journey at St Joseph’s at a beautiful Valedictory service in our Chapel.
Our learners continue to excel, both on the chessboard and in academic arenas. At Derby Day, our chess teams shone brightly, taking the overall win against St George’s Grammar and the American International School. Their focus, strategy and teamwork are a reflection of the dedication they bring to every challenge.
Beyond sport, our pupils were also selected to participate in the prestigious South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) Interschools Quiz. This enriching experience gave them the chance to engage with critical global issues, test their knowledge, and represent St Joseph’s with pride.
These moments highlight how we nurture well-rounded learners at St Joseph’s Marist College. Whether through sport, academics or cultural opportunities, we encourage every child to grow in confidence, curiosity and excellence.
The Gr 6 pupils enjoyed their time together on camp in Betty’s Bay and forged important bonds while learning to work together harmoniously ahead of their Gr 7 year as leaders of the Junior School. Thank you to all staff involved in ensuring their wellbeing and positive interactions during this time away.
Our Junior School pupils brought the stage to life with their incredible singing and dancing performances! Their energy and talent entertained the audiences in all 3 shows and Grade 5KH/ 5NM and Grade 7KL were the winners in their categories. Well done to all the children for their fantastic performances!
Honouring the love and wisdom of our grandparents
We were delighted to welcome our grandparents to campus for our annual Grandparents’ Day celebrations. The occasion began with a vibrant performance by our Senior School Marimba bands, after which our Grade 7 leadership pupils warmly ushered grandparents to their tables for tea and entertainment.
The highlight of the morning was watching their mini Marist grandchildren shine on stage. Each class performed with joy, followed by the entire Pre-Primary joining together in songs that celebrated grandparents, peace and South Africa. Our Foundation Phase Choir added their beautiful voices, offering grandparents a glimpse of the exciting next chapter their grandchildren will enter at St Joseph’s.
Families also spent meaningful time together in the classrooms, taking part in activities that highlighted the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren. This tradition strengthens our family spirit and sense of togetherness that lies at the heart of our Marist community.
At St Joseph’s Marist College, we deeply value the love, wisdom and kindness that grandparents bring into our learners’ lives, and we are proud to celebrate their role in shaping our Marist family.
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