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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.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Tyson Sithole (class of 2007), who has been featured on the 2022 Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans in the category of 'Civic Society'.

We extend our congratulations to St David’s Alumnus, Nicholas Reimer (class of 2007) who was selected as part of the Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans list in the category of 'Business & entrepreneurship' for his work developing the app, The Invigilator.

We are extremely excited to share that Mohamed Zidan Cassim, deputy head prefect of 2021, has been accepted into the prestigious Harvard University in Massachusetts, U. S. A. 

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 2022 Old Boys' Weekend  kicked off with the Old Boys' Assembly, held in the Champagnat Hall on the morning of Friday, 3 June. Mr Simon Denny (class of 1994) addressed the College students and alumni on the importance of the Marist brotherhood, creating space for all to excel, and giving back to the Inanda community. The Old Boys then joined us for a Darby Day against Clifton School on the Saturday, enjoying the opportunity to cheer on our students and catch up further.

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.

The Grade 11 students joined seven other Catholic schools at the annual CSO mass at the Cathedral of Christ the King on the morning of Wednesday, 25 May.