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St David's Marist Inanda has been proudly represented across numerous sporting codes and around the world by our College students. Michael Jervis has won numerous awards as part of the Junior South African team in Track Cycling, Charlie Dewar has participated in many tournaments as part of the South African Junior Polo team, and Warwick Bradford proudly represented Gauteng in the South African Rock Climbing Provincial Competition. We are immensely proud of these Marist gentlemen!

We extend our congratulations to Grade 8 St David's Marist Inanda pupil, Ethan Lutz for his participation in the SANESA championships, and his winning of the rider/school/horse combination award.  This is above and beyond the equestrian awards Ethan has won throughout the year. 

The 2022 Fasken Time Cricket Festival took place from 1 - 4 September, with 12 teams from schools across South Africa participating in the festival. 

We congratulate Grade 11 pupil, Aditya Kumar, for reaching the final round of the international science competition, the Breakthrough Junior Challenge, with his video explaining Quantum Entanglement. We encourage our community to watch Aditya's video and support him in this competition.

Our College debaters have enjoyed great success over the past months, including Deputy Head Boy, Katlego Mokgosi's participation in the World Schools' Debating Championships as part of Team South Africa, and the St David's Senior Debate Team winning the Gauteng Provincial Debating Championships.

The LEDI language Festival took place on the morning of Friday, 8 July, with the aim to celebrate all the official languages of South Africa, and subsequently celebrate the diversity of cultures and heritage of our nation through food and the arts.

The Feast Day of St Marcellin Champagnat was celebrated on Monday, 6 June starting with a beautiful combined Champagnat Day Mass in the St David's Quad. Mass was followed by the traditional Champagnat Day activities, including many fun stalls for the Prep boys and soccer games for Prep and College boys as well as a staff game.

The young men of the College partook in a Conversation Assembly around period poverty on Friday, 27 May, with guest speakers Candice Chirwa, Jane Henry-Naiho, Liza Verberg, and Eusebius McKaiser. Following this, on Monday, 30 May, the College students then held a collection for menstrual products for donation to various organisations fighting against period poverty.