Our pupils are well rounded individuals. The College take pride in offering, despite the small number of pupils, a wide range of cultural activities. Below you'll find a brief description of eachof the activities on offer.

Speech and Drama is one of the activities where pupils learn techniques to conduct themselves in public places. It helps them to control the fear of speaking in front of crowds by boosting their confidence in acting in open places.

The College enjoys a tradition of always been represented by very strong debating teams, both our Junior and Senior teams are amongst the best in the metro and two of our pupils (Lauren Dickason & Vuyokasi Sigodi) were recently invited to participate in the National Moet where they had the oportunity of showing their public speaking abilities in a courtroom environment.

Our pupils are involved in various community projects. Regular visits to Isithembiso Childrens Home, Hacks of alien vagetation in the Baakens valley, beach clean-ups and collecting non perishable food and clothing for peoples in need are, amongst many, the main projects our schools embarks on every year. Pupils are very enthusiastic and enjoy the activities. These activities also are used as community services hours for Life Orientation as well as for President's Award.

This is an international program endorsed by The Nelson Mandela foundation where pupils get involved in a number of activities with the main aim of making a difference in the world we live in. Community Service, sports, camps and public speaking are but a few of the activies the pupils engage in. The program has three phase and the pupils are encouraged to apply early in their high school journey in order to obtain the Gold certificate by the time the finish their high school. (back to top)

Ballroom Dancing is a very interesting cultural activities as it teaches pupils to compete while showcasing their talents on the dancing floor. A number of our pupils have won medals and awards in balroom dancing competitions in and around the Nelson Mandela metro.(back to top)

Quad biking, sky diving, scuba diving, hiking, canoeing, white water rafting; these are some of the activities organised every year for pupils with a thirst for adventure to take part. Mrs M. Viljoen has for years enjoyed organising such activities with passion and enthusiasm. (back to top)

A number of our pupils have represented the College at the JCC over the last few years. We were honoured to have amongst our pupils the JCC Mayoress (Loide De Almeida) as well as a number of other pupils in the JCC. These pupils are passionate about their commitment to the community. They engaged in movilising the youth in Nelson Mandela Bay  to take part in community projects for the benefit of all in the metro.   (back to top)

Although debatable whether chess is a cultural or sporting activity, our pupils have the oportunity to represent our school in the PE chess league. Students also compete internally to rank themselves amongst the other pupils in the school.(back to top)

As part of our multicdultural approach, our pupils have the opportunity to exercise their religious freedom by meeting regurlarly as a group under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. M Beadon. The worship, do Bible readings and prepare for readings and sharing witht rest of the school in assemblies and other activities.(back to top)

Althought fairly new at the College, the music club is gaining momentum with an increasing number of pupils gathering every week to practice and show their skills in playing different instruments. (back to top)

Just like the music club, Hip Hop dancing was introduced recently to our school and the interest for pupils to joing is on the rise. Pupils are taught by a proffessional dancer who carefully prepares coreographies to involve and motivate al the pupils taking part. (back to top)

Many pupils have talents for different forms of art. The art club provides the pupils with the framework for them to show their talents under guidance and supervision of our own art teacher. Art projects done by pupils in the club are showcased in various open door activities hosted by the college throughout the year.  (back to top)