Shavathon!
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...
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Student showcase: Geography posters!
The year 9s geography students recently made posters as a part of an assignment focusing on international development and the importance thereof. Having out-done themselves and made some truly lovely posters, we thought we...
Year 12 Stellenbosch Visit
With AS exams looming on the horizon and university peering over its shoulder, its about time we start figuring out what exactly is ahead of us. Hence, whilst the rest of you were packing...
Athletics Day 2026
Last week Tuesday, normal school ceased operations for one of ISCT’s term one highlights: the Annual Athletics Day. Wynberg boys hosted us once again this year, and all of our athletes made full use...
Valentine’s Day!
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, 2026
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....
A trip to Maynardville, 12th Night
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...
A Valentines Preamble.
In case you hadn’t noticed, Valentine’s Day has managed to creep up on us again, and along with it – profit incentives. Did you forget to ask that one special someone in your life...
Spirit Day!
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...
North to Sutherland: a journey to the stars
If you started walking at 53 degrees east of north for about 280km and turned left, you would find yourself in the middle of the Karoo. If you’re lucky you may see a springbok....
MIT Physics 2026
A week before the start of the school year, myself and four of my peers had the amazing opportunity to attend the MIT Africa Maths and Science seminar hosted at the prestigious St Johns...
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