St John’s College commenced the year with the annual Community Mass on Burger Field, framed by the iconic northern facade of the school. The Right Revd Dr Steve Moreo, Bishop of Johannesburg, presided as Celebrant, continuing a much-loved tradition that sets the tone for the academic year.
In his first address to the school in 2025, Siza Gule (Head of School) reflected on St John's College's legacy of hope and resilience, inspired by the Reverend Fitzwilliam Carter's leadership during a time of crisis.
In Michaelmas Term, we celebrated several milestones that highlight the spirit and success of our students and community. The Matric Class of 2024 completed their final exams on 25 November, with a heartfelt send-off from parents. Newly inducted School and House Prefects, led by Head of School Siza Gule, were recognised for their leadership, with special mention of the Heads of Service for their role in shaping the school culture.
St John’s College Academy celebrates the successful matric results for the Class of 2024 despite a challenging start to their high school careers under the shadow of the pandemic.
The Old Johannian Association celebrates the outstanding achievements of the Matric Class of 2024 in the IEB examinations. With a 100% tertiary pass rate, 124 achieved Bachelor’s Degree passes, and the class earned 401 distinctions, averaging 3.2 distinctions per student.
St John’s College celebrates the exceptional achievements of the Matric Class of 2024 in the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) examinations. All 125 students contributed to our 100% tertiary pass rate.
St John’s College proudly hosted the MIT Africa/ISASA Mathematics & Science Seminar, welcoming 106 students from 44 schools across South Africa and Eswatini. This year's theme was Technical Topics in Quantum Mechanics, delving into Nuclear Physics, Particle Physics, Quantum Theory, and Quantum Technology.
St John’s Sixth Form is delighted to announce the exceptional achievements of its 2024 cohort in the Cambridge AS and A Level examinations, a testament to our students' dedication, hard work, and resilience.
As the holiday season approaches, it is with great pleasure that we share with you the latest edition of our cherished publication, The Old Johannian Newsletter.
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