
From the Desk of the Principal
One Month In, Building on Excellence
As we conclude our first vibrant month of the 2026 academic year, I extend my warmest greetings to all members of our school community. The energy on campus has been palpable, filled with the sound of rekindled friendships, focused classroom discussions, and the spirited buzz of our extra-mural fields and venues. It is a pleasure to reflect on our strong start and share our collective path forward.
We began the year by celebrating the exceptional achievements of the Class of 2025, whose outstanding results—including 164 Bachelor passes and 202 Distinctions—set a inspiring benchmark of excellence. Our Dux Scholar, Danni Teasdale, and all our top achievers remind us of what is possible through dedication. We thank the teachers, parents, and supporters who helped make these successes a reality.
That legacy of “Semper Virtute – Always Excellent” is now in the hands of our 2026 student body. To our senior learners: you are the leaders and tone-setters. To our Grade 8s: you have transitioned wonderfully into high school life and are already becoming part of our fabric. I have been delighted to see so many of you embracing our core expectations: showing enthusiasm in your approach, commitment to your work, and respect for everyone in our community.
A crucial pillar of our school life is now fully underway: our extra-mural programme. From sports fields to rehearsal venues, our offerings are bustling with activity. We hold firm to the expectation that every student participates in at least one extra-mural activity per term—this is where resilience, teamwork, and school spirit come to life. I encourage all students to remain actively involved and parents to please support your children’s participation in these formative pursuits.
As partners in your child’s education, your role is invaluable. We ask for your continued support in reinforcing the values that keep our community strong and focused: encouraging regular attendance and punctuality, ensuring adherence to the dress code as a symbol of pride, and engaging in open dialogue about respectful behaviour both onsite and online. A united front between home and school ensures every student can thrive in a safe, positive environment.
My sincere thanks to our dedicated staff—including our wonderful new educators—for their passion this past month, and to our parents for your trust. The foundation for a remarkable year has been laid. Let us continue to build, together, with purpose and pride.
Here’s to a 2026 defined by growth, achievement, and excellence in all we do.
Mr Andrew Holliday
Honouring Our Long-Serving Staff
Congratulations to our staff members who received their Long Service Awards at senior prizegiving last week.
We thank you for your many years of dedication, commitment, and loyal service to our school. Your ongoing contribution is deeply valued, and we truly appreciate all that you do to support and inspire our school community.

Latest News
Fourways High School Open Day – 12 February
Fourways High School will be hosting its annual Open Day on 12 February from 15h30 to 19h00. We warmly invite prospective parents to attend this informative event, which offers an opportunity to learn more about the school, meet key staff members, and experience our facilities firsthand.
Register here now!
Matric Results 2025
A great school is measured not only by its facilities and curriculum, but by the character and achievements of its students. It is therefore with immense pride that I congratulate our Matric Class of 2025 on their outstanding results.
These remarkable young people have demonstrated the true meaning of dedication, resilience, and intellectual curiosity. Their success is a powerful testament to their hard work, the unwavering support of their families, and the exceptional commitment of our teaching staff.
While we celebrate these superb academic accomplishments, we are equally proud of the compassionate, well-rounded individuals these learners have become. They leave us not just with excellent results, but with the values and skills to build a brighter future.
We look forward with great confidence to their continued success and positive impact on the world.
~ Mr Andrew Holliday
- Overall Pass Rate: 98.1%
- Tertiary Studies Pass: 94.7%
- 202 Distinctions
- 227 Matriculants
Top performers by percentage
FHS Celebrates Excellence at GDE District Awards
Fourways High School was honoured to host the Gauteng Department of Education’s Johannesburg North District Awards on Friday, 6 February.
The occasion was made even more special when our Principal, Mr Holliday, received an award on behalf of Fourways High School for placing in the Top 10 schools in the Johannesburg North District — a proud achievement for our entire school community.
Adding to the celebration, Mr Holliday also accepted a trophy on behalf of Danni Teasdale, who was recognised as the Top NSC learner in Visual Arts, achieving an outstanding 100%.
We congratulate Danni, our staff, and our learners on these exceptional accomplishments and are proud to be part of such a dedicated and high-achieving community.

Academic News
Premier Awards
Senior Premier Awards
Junior Premier Awards
Ambassador and Esprit Awards
Ambassador Awards
QUALITIES OF A FOURWAYS SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL AMBASSADOR
It is noted that all Fourways High School students are representatives of our school in the public domain. Behaviours that cast the school in good light are expected and encouraged. An ambassador, however, goes further than the expected qualities and is a dedicated student who:
- Represents the school positively: through exemplary behaviour, academic excellence, and active participation in extracurricular activities.
- Builds community: by fostering strong relationships with peers, teachers, and staff.
- Demonstrates leadership: by effectively communicating, problem-solving, and mediating conflicts.
- Embraces diversity: by respecting and valuing individuals from all backgrounds.
- Serves others: by putting the needs of others before their own.
In essence, an ambassador is a role model who embodies the school’s values of hard work, involvement, courtesy, integrity and respect.
Grade 8
- Abnara Artur
- Daniel Katabua
- Kurt Smith
- Lauren Jansen van Rensburg
- Nanita Katabua
- Ross Correia
- Sarai Jonas
Grade 9
- Evan Williams
- Andile Baker
- Yolani Majozini
- Tamlyn Kotzé
- Farren Cuyler
- Chelsea Machuma
- Caleb Mabasa
- Jessica Gilliland
- Yuna Hwang
- Luvaeshan Naidoo
- Sansara Soni Ramraj
- Mapalo Chilila
- Nondumiso Dube
- Emma Meyer
- Gopika Harrie
- Cheyanna-Skye Sunker
Grade 10
- Shaila Karriem
- Tarini Nathoo
- Ethan Fish
- Wendy Mpinga
- Nicole Chirangande
- Gia Gokal
- Abhay Khoosal
- Zachary Pritchard
- Zoe Nienaber
- Giannah Pierce
- Abi Hollister
- Joshua September
- Kaelo Segone
Grade 11
- Anisca Iyer
- Itumeleng Sathekge
- Jocelyn Meyer
- Darlene Basopo
- Entleh Ndlovu
- Gabriella Ejiofor
- Mikatekiso Mbhalati
- Cole Correia
- Ntebo Mamaregane
- Cameron Kavanagh Matos
- Njabulo Xulu
- Claudia Jackson
- Rebecca Lynch
- Yashna Valabhjee
- Taneal Kotzé
Esprit Awards
THE QUALITIES OF AN ESPRIT DE CORPS COMMENDATION RECIPIENT
The French phrase “Esprit-de-Corps” literally means “the spirit of the body” and is typically used to refer to the “feeling of pride and mutual loyalty shared by the members of a group.” At Fourways High School, the Esprit de Corps commendation is the highest that can be bestowed on a student.
A prerequisite for awarding an Esprit de Corps is the awarding of an ambassador the previous year. Thus, it is assumed that the qualities of an ambassador have already been acknowledged. However, to receive an Esprit de Corps commendation, a student must not only possess these ambassadorial qualities but also demonstrate exceptional leadership, service, and commitment to the school community. They should be outstanding among their peers and stand out as an exemplary Ambassador.
Grade 9
- Allegra Collie
- Aarav Ramnarain
- Dylan Coulentianos
Grade 10
- Berni Hollister
- Emily Milne
- Gia Hwang
- Tlotlo Mokwena
Grade 11
- Paolo Van Schalkwyk
- Suri Naidoo
- Siviwe Mji
Subject Awards 2025
Grade 8
| Name | Mark | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Dawn de Wet | 95% | Afrikaans |
| Arav Chanderdhev | 91% | Creative Arts |
| Tyasha-Leigh Moodley | 99% | Economic & Management Sciences |
| Zizo Polo | 99% | Economic & Management Sciences |
| Disha Sudhakar | 94% | English |
| Disha Sudhakar | 85% | Life Orientation |
| Waishe Munyaradzi | 96% | Mathematics |
| Aman Hiralall | 96% | Mathematics |
| Sarai Jonas | 96% | Natural Sciences |
| Seth Lubbe | 94% | Social Sciences |
| Mabinty Koroma | 88% | Technology |
Grade 9
| Name | Mark | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Bokang Mokobokoa | 90% | Afrikaans |
| Aarav Ramnarain | 90% | Afrikaans |
| Aarav Ramnarain | 91% | Creative Arts |
| Pekiah Shakalima | 94% | Economic & Management Sciences |
| Aryan Singh | 94% | Economic & Management Sciences |
| Gopika Harrie | 88% | English |
| Aarav Ramnarain | 88% | English |
| Nondumiso Dube | 77% | isiZulu |
| Allegra Collie | 94% | Life Orientation |
| Encheng Yeh | 96% | Mathematics |
| Aarav Ramnarain | 92% | Natural Sciences |
| Gopika Harrie | 92% | Social Sciences |
| Paige Parish | 92% | Social Sciences |
| Aarav Ramnarain | 94% | Technology |
Grade 10
| Name | Mark | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Shelley Zhong | 96% | Accounting |
| Gia Hwang | 84% | Afrikaans |
| Emily Milne | 84% | Afrikaans |
| Nicole Chirangande | 88% | AP Mathematics |
| Shelley Zhong | 88% | AP Mathematics |
| Shelley Zhong | 94% | Business Studies |
| Shivali Lalla | 78% | Computer Application Technology |
| Chioma Ikeazor | 88% | Engineering Graphics & Design |
| Abi Hollister | 91% | English |
| Gia Hwang | 96% | Geography |
| Zachary Pritchard | 86% | History |
| Shelley Zhong | 81% | Information Technology |
| Siphesihle Nyembe | 75% | isiZulu |
| Emily Milne | 91% | Life Orientation |
| Gia Hwang | 85% | Life Sciences |
| Jonathan Hempel | 79% | Mathematical Literacy |
| Emily Milne | 96% | Mathematics |
| Nokutenda Nohumba | 87% | Physical Sciences |
Grade 11
| Name | Mark | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| Ava Hartzenberg | 92% | Accounting |
| Christopher Karg | 92% | Afrikaans |
| Gail Meng-Hsuan Lee | 84% | AP Mathematics |
| Tshimologo Tshabalala | 90% | Business Studies |
| Tshimologo Tshabalala | 77% | Computer Application Technology |
| Dylan Pickston | 90% | Engineering Graphics & Design |
| Amisha Jivan | 90% | English |
| Christopher Karg | 90% | English |
| Ava Hartzenberg | 90% | English |
| Christopher Karg | 92% | Geography |
| Zizipho Khuzwayo | 88% | History |
| Suraj Sukhu | 77% | Information Technology |
| Paolo van Schalkwyk | 77% | Information Technology |
| Enhle Mkulisi | 75% | isiZulu |
| Leila Gomes | 91% | Life Orientation |
| Amisha Jivan | 83% | Life Sciences |
| Ingo Süssmann | 89% | Mathematical Literacy |
| Gail Meng-Hsuan Lee | 98% | Mathematics |
| Ava Hartzenberg | 98% | Mathematics |
| Christopher Karg | 91% | Physical Sciences |
| Ntebo Mamaregane | 88% | Tourism |
| Entleh Ndlovu | 77% | Visual Arts |
Top 20 2025
Grade 8
| Place | Name | Surname | % | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sarai | Jonas | 88.78 | Junior Colours |
| 2 | Disha | Sudhakar | 88.67 | Junior Colours |
| 3 | Zizo | Polo | 88.22 | Junior Colours |
| 4 | Daniella | Ducci | 88.11 | Junior Colours |
| 5 | Mabinty | Koroma | 87.78 | Junior Colours |
| 6 | Seth | Lubbe | 86.78 | Junior Colours |
| 7 | Keoratile | Tabile | 86.11 | Junior Colours |
| 8 | Letlotlo | Moleleki | 85.22 | Junior Colours |
| 9 | Aman | Hiralall | 85.11 | Junior Colours |
| 10 | Arav | Chanderdhev | 85 | Junior Colours |
| 11 | Tyasha-Leigh | Moodley | 84.67 | Junior Colours |
| 12 | Waishe | Munyaradzi | 84.56 | Junior Colours |
| 13 | Sizonqoba | Mkhize | 84.44 | Junior Colours |
| 14 | Abnara | Artur | 83.67 | Junior Colours |
| 15 | Nhlamulo | Mbalati | 83.33 | Junior Colours |
| 16 | Mateo | Errera | 82.89 | Junior Colours |
| 17 | Micah | Chitaunhike | 82 | Junior Colours |
| 18 | Nanita | Katabua | 81.78 | Junior Colours |
| 19 | Ashley | Thwaits | 81.67 | Junior Colours |
| 20 | Moratehi | Mafejane | 81.56 | Junior Colours |
| 20 | Ismail | Qazi | 81.56 | Junior Colours |
| 20 | Kate | Watson-Smith | 81.56 | Junior Colours |
| 20 | Dawn | De Wet | 81.56 | Junior Colours |
Grade 9
| Place | Name | Surname | % | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aarav | Ramnarain | 89.78 | Junior Colours |
| 2 | Paige | Parish | 86.78 | Junior Colours |
| 3 | Encheng | Yeh | 86.56 | Junior Colours |
| 4 | Chelsea | Machuma | 86.22 | Junior Colours |
| 4 | Allegra | Collie | 86.22 | Junior Colours |
| 4 | Peyton | Munyippa | 86.22 | Junior Colours |
| 7 | Sansara | Ramraj | 86.11 | Junior Colours |
| 8 | Gopika | Harrie | 86 | Junior Colours |
| 9 | Evan | Williams | 85.22 | Junior Colours |
| 10 | Aryan | Singh | 84.33 | Junior Colours |
| 10 | Dylan | Coulentianos | 84.33 | Junior Colours |
| 12 | Tshepang | Sebati | 84.22 | Junior Colours |
| 13 | Kaitlyn | Naidu | 84 | Junior Colours |
| 15 | Jack | Mull | 82.89 | Junior Colours |
| 16 | Tristan | Jacobs | 82 | Junior Colours |
| 17 | Pekiah | Shakalima | 80.22 | Junior Colours |
| 18 | Kenneth | Nwajei | 79.78 | Junior Colours |
| 19 | Juan | Smit | 79.67 | Junior Colours |
| 20 | Jasmeet | Harripersadh | 79.33 | Junior Colours |
Grade 10
| Place | Name | Surname | % | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Emily | Milne | 87.71 | Full Colours |
| 2 | Gia | Hwang | 87.57 | Full Colours |
| 3 | Shelley | Zhong | 87.29 | Full Colours |
| 4 | Nokutenda | Nohumba | 84.29 | Full Colours |
| 5 | Joshua | September | 81.29 | Full Colours |
| 6 | Tlotlo | Mokwena | 80.29 | Full Colours |
| 7 | Natalie | Steel | 79.86 | Half Colours Cum Laude |
| 8 | Jo-Anne | Chitonga | 79.57 | Full Colours |
| 9 | Deeyana | Lala | 78.43 | Half Colours |
| 10 | Nicole | Chirangande | 78.29 | Half Colours |
| 11 | Tumelo | Dhlamini | 77.71 | Half Colours |
| 12 | Chioma | Ikeazor | 77 | Half Colours |
| 13 | Abi | Hollister | 76.86 | Academic Merit |
| 14 | Ethan | Fish | 76.71 | Academic Merit |
| 15 | Christian | Vorster | 75.86 | Academic Merit |
| 16 | Jesse | Pillay | 75.71 | Half Colours |
| 17 | Berni | Hollister | 75.29 | Academic Merit |
| 18 | Munashe | Matereke | 75 | Academic Merit |
| 19 | Rowan | Pollitt | 74.57 | Half Colours |
| 20 | Shivali | Lalla | 73.43 |
Grade 11
| Place | Name | Surname | % | Seal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ava | Hartzenberg | 89.57 | Full Colours |
| 2 | Christopher | Karg | 88.86 | Full Colours |
| 3 | Amisha | Jivan | 87.43 | Full Colours |
| 4 | Leila | Gomes | 86.71 | Full Colours |
| 5 | Paolo | van Schalkwyk | 83.43 | Full Colours |
| 6 | Suri | Naidoo | 82.86 | Full Colours |
| 7 | Corban | Bailey | 81.86 | Full Colours |
| 8 | Jessica | Barnes | 80.57 | Full Colours |
| 9 | Catherine | Barnes | 80 | Half Colours Cum Laude |
| 10 | Anisca | Iyer | 79.29 | Half Colours |
| 11 | Yashna | Valabhjee | 78.86 | Half Colours |
| 12 | Kirsten | van der Westhuizen | 78.29 | Academic Merit |
| 12 | Keabetswe | Manasoe | 78.29 | Half Colours |
| 14 | Tshimologo | Tshabalala | 77.71 | Academic Merit |
| 15 | Priyam | Naidoo | 77.14 | Half Colours |
| 16 | Blessing | Ratombo | 76.43 | Academic Merit |
| 16 | Arya | Maharaj | 76.43 | Half Colours |
| 18 | Cailyn | Bow | 76.14 | Academic Merit |
| 19 | Luphiwe | Zimela | 75.29 | Academic Merit |
| 20 | Entleh | Ndlovu | 74.57 | Half Colours |
Maths Literacy Olympiad
The Grade 10, 11 and 12 learners participated in the 2025 Mathematical Literacy Olympiad, which saw 110 000 learners competing nationwide.
The following students placed among the very top in the entire nation:
- Madison de Vantier (Grade 11) – 2nd place
- Lingomso Gadu (Grade 10) – 1st place
- Tafadzwa Ngwenya (Grade 10) – 2nd place
- Thando Sikhakhane (Grade 10) – 4th place.
Placing in the top few out of 110 000 is nothing short of remarkable, huge congratulations to you all!
This is an exceptional achievement and a true testament to your hard work and dedication. A massive well done – we are incredibly proud of you!

Sports News
Track and Field
Congratulations to our outstanding Fourways High School athletes who secured podium finishes (1st, 2nd or 3rd place) at the Jeppe Boys Invitational Athletics Meeting — we are proud of your achievements!
1st Place (Gold Medalists)
These athletes won their respective events, demonstrating elite performance.
- Enzo Simm: Dominated the sprints, winning both the Boys 16 100m (11.38s) and Boys 16 200m (23.57s).
- Emmanuel Dzudza: Led the middle-distance and long-sprint categories, taking 1st in the Boys 19 800m (2:18.77) and the Boys 19 400m (57.80s).
- Lindokuhle Mahlaba: Secured 1st place in the Boys 15 Long Jump with a leap of 5.39m.
2nd Place (Silver Medalists)
Athletes who narrowly missed the top spot but showed high-level competitive strength.
- Ciaran Gratten: Earned 2nd in the Boys 17 Shot Put with a throw of 11.68m.
- Sipho Lehloka: Finished 2nd in the Boys 16 400m with a time of 57.03s.
- Caleb Mabosa: Secured 2nd in the Boys 17 400m in 56.89s.
- Mateo Errera: Took 2nd place in the Boys 15 200m with a time of 25.40s.
- Lukundo Sikazwe: Finished 2nd in the Boys 16 1500m in 5:11.11.
3rd Place (Bronze Medalists)
These athletes rounded out the podium with strong, consistent performances.
- Lindokuhle Mahlaba: Added two more medals to his tally by placing 3rd in both the Boys 15 100m (12.17s) and Boys 15 200m (25.46s).
- Caleb Mabasa: Earned 3rd in the Boys 16 200m with a time of 24.73s.
- Thakunda Chidzonga: Finished 3rd in the Boys 15 800m (2:21.60).
- Marcelo Losco: Secured 3rd in both the Boys 17 800m (2:33.37) and Boys 17 1500m (5:17.24).
- Riley Sobantu: Placed 3rd in the Boys 15 1500m with a time of 5:41.88.
- Neho Pungwe: Earned 3rd in the Boys 15 400m in 1:01.89.
Karate
Over the weekend, Rylan Eksteen competed in the annual GKF Development Championship with outstanding results. He earned a gold medal in his kata division and a silver medal in the hi kumite division.
With these achievements, Rylan has qualified for the Gauteng Development Team for the year. Congratulations to Rylan on this excellent accomplishment!




















