To begin, we must first understand what exactly ‘’Fandom’’ is, and understand that what it entails is far from recent in any sense of the word, in fact, fandom is one of the most...
On the evening of the 25th of February, microphones and guitar stands stood on the stage eagerly waiting for performers to come up and show their talents. The dungeon was dimly lit, shining the...
With the debut fast approaching for the much anticipated production, Alice by Laura Wade, put on by Mrs Fisher and the Drama Department. We thought it would be a good idea to see what...
On the 23rd of February, ISCT partook in the most colourful cancer-research fundraiser around: the CANSA Shavathon. Somewhat misleadingly named, no shaving of hair took place; however, plenty of new multicoloured hairdos were dispensed...
Ah Valentine’s day, long awaited by many – long dreaded by many a wallet – there is no other day quite like it. A day of grand confessions and quiet crushes, of hand written...
The sunset concert was a beautiful evening offering a wonderful experience. From delicious food served by the Y12 fundraising portfolio to the incredible staff and student band performances, everyone had something fun to do....
Most of you will have heard about the play that ISCT is putting forward for the Shakespeare Schools Festival 2026: 12th Night. And, on Tuesday the 10th of February, quite a few of our...
Spirit Day has come and gone, and what fun it was! Featuring everything from two peas – no pod I’m afraid – , many a blue smurf, and even a few chipmunks, people really...
Last week, we had the opportunity to talk to the vibrant Mrs Young. An excellent biology teacher who loves educating, is a strong believer that you are more than your mark, and an overall...
Recently, I had the opportunity – along with a group of my peers – to pay a visit to SANPark’s incredible Origins of Early Southern Sapiens Behaviour exhibit at Cape Point. You may think...
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