FOOD DRIVE - STAR COLLEGE GIRLS’ HIGH VISIT THE ELDERLY IN CLERMONT

The Girls’ High students from Star College, accompanied by their teachers Mrs Aslan and Mrs Sert, visited the local community of Ward 92, Ndunduma, Clermont on Wednesday 5 July 2017. The learners had collected food parcels over the month of June with the aim to help those less fortunate. A number of elderly community members gathered from Ward 92 to receive their food parcels from the young ladies of Star College. It was an emotional and rewarding time. One of the residents, gogo Madlamini said, “ We are so thankful for the generosity from Star College. God Bless you. Thank you.” The community members sang praises of gratefulness as the parcels were handed out.

“Oh it was very exciting! The area was very disadvantaged and the people were friendly. They appreciated everything. We are truly happy to of had that experience with the community.” Lavanya Singh Grade 8D. It’s the aim of Star College to run this drive annually. ... See more

Star College Primary Make A Difference

In keeping with tradition of Star Colleges' Community Outreach Programme, the Primary school learners collected food for the needy over the month of June. The sense of helping those less fortunate drove them to collect hundreds of boxes of non perishable foods to make a small difference for the local community members. The learners, accompanied by their teacher Mr Sinan and Mr Aktas, travelled to Ndunduma, Clermont with their boxes. The community members were overwhelmed with the kindness from these young learners who learnt that to give is to receive. ... See more

Young geniuses star in the US - Nabeelah Shaikh reports

Tarini Nadasen and Nikita Chitanand, 16-year-old Grade 11 pupils at Star College, impressed international judges with their project which generates thermo-electricity using the heat inside a car.

http://www.iol.co.za/sunday-tribune/news/young-geniuses-star-in-the-us-9945892 via IOL News ... See more

CALLING ALL HIGH SCHOOLS

The Daily News,in association with Varsity College, is running an exciting competition aimed at Durban high school pupils in Grades 9 - 11.

All you have to do is :

Step 1
Send an email to dnschools@inl.co.za and you will receive your entry form

Step 2
Fill in the entry form with the names of FOUR of your quiz entrants and ONE reserve (you know, just in case!)

Step 3
Send the entry form back to Daily News (scan and email back to dnschools@inl.co.za)

There are some pretty amazing prizes up for grabs, including cash prizes for winning teams and schools to the value of R45 000.

Sounds good? Then enter today!
Competition closes on June 30 ... See more