Cultural | Interhouse Term 2
If you think back to the distant past of June 2026 (just before the holiday!!) you might remember the last week of Term 2 being a short one, ending the term on the high...
If you think back to the distant past of June 2026 (just before the holiday!!) you might remember the last week of Term 2 being a short one, ending the term on the high...
The end of last term brought with it the much-anticipated Interhouse Basketball competition. Every house played brilliantly, with Draco claiming a decisive victory and Orion taking home the Spirit Cup. Enjoy the photographs! Credit...
In this article, I would like to spotlight the photograph ‘Girl, Western Ireland’ by Dorothea Lange. A gelatin print of the image is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in...
By now, I’m sure that many of us are aware of the musical excellence of our pupils; on a cold Thursday afternoon, we had the opportunity to celebrate these incredible students. On the 21st...
The apex predators of our seas, known to grow over 6 metres long and weigh over two tonnes, have dominated our coastal waters for centuries. But recently they have vanished. Great white sharks are...
In late 2019, the Amsterdam Museum announced that it would bar the use of the term ‘Golden Age’ in its exhibitions and galleries. For example, it changed the name of its permanent exhibition called...
Most of us know about the anticipated, (or dreaded), Science Expo that the Y8s do each year. This year, with month-long preparations starting in January, was no different. On Monday afternoon, the Y8s gathered...
Armed with our luggage and recent knowledge about the comings and goings of the common mud prawn, the Year 12 biology class set off for the Uilkraalsrivier estuary in Gansbaai bright and early last...
On Monday the 20th of April, Woodland Heights classrooms were transformed into pop-up restaurants of all kinds. Their aim: to be the ones to take home the coveted i-Chefs apron. i-Chefs, the cooking competition...
Being thoroughly engrossed in Romeo and Juliet, the Year 9 English Literature class spent some time towards the end of last term putting together some strongly worded letters for dear old Romeo. Whilst they...
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