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St. Nicholas Diocesan School
(opens in a new tab)St Nicholas Diocesan School is an Anglican, Independent, Co-educational, Day and Boarding School from Grade RRR - 12 (Boarding from Grade 6).
"What a weekend of passion, competition and unforgettable moments on the court! 🏀💙💛Congratulations to Epworth School for winning The Zodwa Shange Girls Basketball Tournament and Wartburg Kirchdorf School for being the runners up. A well deserved achievement! Although the result wasn’t what we had hoped for we are incredibly proud of our players for their hard work, determination and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.A special thank you to our coaches for their guidance and commitment, our referees for ensuring fair and competitive games, all the schools that participated in the tournament and all the supporters for showing up, cheering us on and standing behind the teams every step of the way. Thank you to everyone who made this tournament possible and one to remember."-Somila Gweva (1st Basketball Captain)#proudlystnicholas #basketballtournament
"Brave Choices = Better Futures" - Trulife #proudlystnicholas #PeerPressureAwareness #humantraffickingawareness #relationships #discussion
"We were very fortunate to have TruLife spend some time with our learners, covering a number of very relevant issues that young people are faced with today.Our Grade 8 and 9 learners watched DNA, which focused strongly on alcohol use, decision-making and the impact that our choices can have on our lives. It encouraged learners to think about the decisions they make, the pressures and influences around them, and how one choice can sometimes have much bigger consequences than expected.The Grade 10–12 learners attended a presentation on human trafficking. This was a huge eye-opener for many of our learners and, at times, an emotional experience. It challenged some of their ideas about what human trafficking looks like and helped them understand how real and relevant this issue is, particularly for young people.Our Grade 11s also took part in a relationships workshop, which gave them the opportunity to explore the relationships in their own lives. They looked at what makes a good friend, what a toxic friendship can look like, and how the people we surround ourselves with can have an impact on us.A big thank you to the TruLife team for spending time with our learners and for tackling these important topics in such an engaging and meaningful way. These sessions gave our learners the opportunity not only to learn, but also to reflect on their own lives, relationships and choices."-Ms M Cooke(Life Orientation and Mathematics Educator)
