Yesterday our College pupils were privileged to listen to Anelia Schutte talk about her new book based on her childhood in Knysna during the apartheid era. Her book, For the People, is written through the eyes of Anelia’s mother, Owéna – a white woman who worked tirelessly for the black people of Knysna and found herself swept up in their struggle. Thank you Anelia for sharing your important story with us!
6 ORIGINAL PLAYS – EXTRAORDINARY CULTURAL COLLABORATION Last week, over a mere 36-hours the Oakhill School Hall transformed into a…
In this week’s Heads Up newsletter we feature our WRO Robotics teams’ results, a wrap-up of the 36-Hour Drama Festival…
6 ORIGINAL PLAYS – EXTRAORDINARY CULTURAL COLLABORATION Last week, over a mere 36-hours the Oakhill…
In this week’s Heads Up newsletter we feature our WRO Robotics teams’ results, a wrap-up…
Reflecting on a very busy two weeks for our school community, especially with the Elkanah…
