Written by EMIHLE MBANGATHA Selborne College is greening up its campus by turning an old school water fountain, which had fallen into disrepair, into a succulent garden, sparking green thumbs across the Selborne community and bringing the…
WRITTEN BY BOMIKAZI MDIYA With a talent for smooth talking that has won the hearts of many, Selborne College grade 11 pupil Xhanti Pakamile was invited to be a host for a special World Cup Rugby final build-up on Saturday in Johannesburg.…
Gale-force winds and icy rain were no match for the ClaraSel200 runners, who braved storms and weather warnings to raise funds for a new literacy centre in Mdantsane last week. Six teachers from the Selborne and Clarendon schools,…
The Ahlschlager family was hit with a terrible blow when Selborne Primary School teacher Sarah was diagnosed with Stage 4 lymphoma cancer and is now faced with many months of treatment and a high hospital bill. Super Card and Selborne…
Craven Week concluded its 59th run from July 3-8 in George with the selection of Border’s Lwazi Zangqa to position of head coach for SA Schools A team. This is Zangqa’s second year in the SA Schools A structure, after being selected as…
Selborne College Grade 11s are doing their bit to help change the life of fellow pupil Ubuko Mpotulo, who has lived with extreme physical motilities for most of his life. Brady Potter, Connor Earl, Matthew Earl, Josh Carr and Riley…
The East London branch of the SAPS has issued a warning to community members to be vigilant regarding their children’s whereabouts at all times. The warning comes after two reported cases of attempted kidnapping. “Cambridge police are…
SELBORNE College rowers give it their all in the Settlers Sprints regatta which was held on the Kowie River in Port Alfred this year as the Settlers Dam in Grahamstown has run dry Picture: JON HOUZET
EXCITED new “parents” of Breath of Life Place of Safety Andrew and Michelle Rielly, say they have answered their calling. Breath of Life has been operating since 2009 with a specific mandate to help women with unplanned pregnancies as…
On Monday afternoon the U16 A Selborne rugby team handed over R20 000 to the King’s Children’s Home. The money was raised throughout the season through the Tries for Lives initiative, started by U16 A coach Jono Kruger. The project…
SELBORNE College celebrates 125 years of rugby this year. The first match played by the school was against Dale College in August 1892. To celebrate, the school is hosting a dinner with the theme: “Selborne College Rugby through the…
The Grade 00 Selborne Pups boys went to Big School last week and the Grade 1 boys read to them. Landin du Preez, in Grade 00, listens attentively as Grade 1 pupil, Lihulmile Nomanyama, reads to him Picture: SUPPLIED
Despite having every reason to be down and out, nine-year-old Ubuko Mpotulo faced many adversities with a smile on his face and will now become a Selborne pupil next term. The Grade 3 pupil lost both his legs and several fingers when he…
Selborne pupils Josh van Oordt, left, and Luke Jacoby played in the Men’s Border Closed squash finals recently. Van Oordt won the seventh league and Jacoby was the runner-up in the fourth league
Imagination, creativity, and uniqueness are on full display at the Belgravia Arts School after pupils from more than 20 schools in East London submitted their visual artworks for the Buffalo City Eisteddfod EL Fest 2017. Cambridge,…
