The 2025 Talent Show
The Talent show was a brilliant display of the incredible skills of the students at ISCT. This annual event took place on the 24th of October and showcased the amazing abilities of the KS2...
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UCT Phenomenal Physics 2025
I recently had the pleasure of joining 8 of my peers—as well as two staff members—on an outing to the UCT hosted Phenomenal Physics. I won’t wax lyrical on the ins and outs of...
Founders’ Day 2025
On Saturday the 25th October 2025, our school celebrated our annual Founders Day, celebrating 27 years of ISCT! This celebration was truly one to remember, with many attractions such as: market day, a thrift...
Hawks’ Day 2025
On Friday the 17th and Saturday the 18th, ISCT participated in the annual Derby Day, competing with AISCT and Michael Oak in a number of cultural and sports competitions. On Friday, we celebrated Hawks’...
Derby Day 2025
Last week Friday and Saturday were tumultuous days filled with competition, cheering and most importantly, fun. ISCT took part in our second ever Derby day in competition with AISCT and Michael Oak, and the...
Integrated Lunch 2025
On Monday, the 13th of October, the Y7s participated in Integrated Lunch. Integrated lunch is an event where the Y7 students are split up into groups and each assigned a country. They then have...
An Interview with Miss de Villiers
If you’ve ever sat in Miss de Villiers’ class, you’ll know that she has just the right balance of calm wisdom and mischievous humour. So, when I got the chance to interview her, we...
Opinion Piece: Is Social Media More Helpful or Harmful in Spreading Information?
Every so often, a friend might approach you with some shocking news they claim to have read in an article—only for you to stumble across the very same story while scrolling on TikTok later....
Exclusive interview: Mr Hillebrand
Recently, we as Phocus team browbeat convinced Mr Hillebrand into handing over a chunk of his day for us to barrage him with questions. Here below is the–to my knowledge–first ever exclusive interview with...
Year 8’s “Macbeth-in-a-page”
The year 8’s recently spent some time putting together their one-page interpretations of the infamous Macbeth and frankly: we thought they were too good not to share, so please appreciate the following works by...
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