Senior School

Overview

The Senior Phase of St Catherine’s School takes pupils on a journey towards being independent-thinking, young adults.

Our focus is on preparing our pupils for post-Matric studies at tertiary level. We provide the tools which enable graduates to excel in their chosen fields. This is accomplished by exposing pupils to excellent role models who teach them to think independently, critically analyze information, solve problems and be bold in sharing their opinions.

Academic knowledge and skill are part of what sets us apart. Our focus is on Christian values and dedicated work ethic, which allow our alumni to excel as professionals and leaders in society.

SENIOR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Mrs Crosby

“Our values determine how we instinctively behave. Having a deep-seated sense of right and wrong, and then doing the right thing regardless of who is watching, is what makes us people with integrity.”

Mrs Crosby

Senior School Principal

hsprincipal@stcatherines.org.za

Academics

Achieving to the best of our abilities

Our Matric pupils write the IEB exams.

We invite you to explore our academic offering as well as review our 2023 Matric Results on our Senior School Academic page.

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Co-Curricular Activities

In the Senior School pupils are expected to participate in a range of co-curricular activities.

We offer Sport, Cultural and Ethos-related activities.

Sport

We offer the following sporting activities:

  • Cricket
  • Swimming
  • Netball
  • Girls’ Soccer 
  • Boys’ Soccer
  • Cross Country
  • Athletics

Cultural

We offer the following cultural activities:

  • Chess
  • Public Speaking
  • Cultural Evening
  • Mr & Miss St Catherine’s
  • Marimbas
  • Choir

Ethos

We offer the following Ethos activities:

  • J-Walkers (Bible Study)
  • Bible Quiz
  • Outreach

Religion

Religious Education is a mandatory part of the curriculum and must be treated as seriously as any other subject. The Religious Education mark is a component of Life Orientation and as such will be included in the pupils’ average. The nature of the tasks will not be discriminatory against pupils of different faiths.

Mass is celebrated regularly and all pupils are required to attend.

Community Service

Learning by helping others

All pupils in the Senior School are required to complete 15 hours of Community Service each academic year.

Pupils’ giving of their time is the main component of this service.

Senior School Uniform

Please view the Senior School uniform page for a detailed breakdown of our uniform requirements.

VIEW UNIFORM

Open Day 2024

We invite all who may be interested to come and join us at the Open Day to see first-hand what our School has to offer and is all about.

Register now to stay up to date on all the latest developments around our Open Day!