The leaders for this year are excited to take on their new roles within their schools.
February 6, 2020
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St Mary's DSG congratulates its three leaders for 2020, Holly Horton (head of chapel), Nokukhanya Shabalala (head girl) and Corey-Rachel Ward (deputy head girl).
The Teddy bears were handed to the girls by the school's outgoing head girls. "We wish you all the best in leading the school this year. We know you will do a great job and that you have overwhelming support from your peers," said the school's marketing and communications administrator, Sarah Bartholomew.
Kloof High School’s leaders for 2020 are Aphiwe Masondo (deputy head boy), Jarryd Nicholls (head boy), Tevlen Naidoo (deputy head boy), Rachel Panzenbock (deputy head girl), Sharon-Rose Makanha (head girl) and Snethemba Dlamini (deputy head girl).
Hillcrest High School learner leadership for 2020 is Diego Smith (head leader), Tyla De Waal (head leader), Shae Muchna, Luyanda Kunene, Nathan Coyne and Kiara Bartholomew.
St Mary’s DSG congratulates its three leaders for 2020, Holly Horton (head of chapel), Nokukhanya Shabalala (head girl) and Corey-Rachel Ward (deputy head girl).
The Teddy bears were handed to the girls by the school’s outgoing head girls. “We wish you all the best in leading the school this year. We know you will do a great job and that you have overwhelming support from your peers,” said the school’s marketing and communications administrator, Sarah Bartholomew.
Rory Camp (head boy), Anna-Rose Munn (head girl), Dale Harper (deputy head girl), Josh Hooper (deputy head boy) will lead the learners at Thomas More College this year.
Curro Hillcrest’s leaders for 2020 are Kenneth Strydom (deputy head boy), Sipho Mahlangu (head girl), Fortune Smith (head boy) and Tyra Scott (deputy head girl).
Joshua Cowan (deputy head boy), Megan Smith (deputy head girl), Jamie-Leigh Pereira (head girl) and Andrew Done (head boy) will lead Waterfall College this year. “I’m honoured to help lead a school with such a prosperous future,” said WFC’s head boy, Andrew Done.
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