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December has a particular feel about it – and the anticipation of the Advent season and the excitement of Christmas never gets old. It is also a time of reflection and gratitude for those many blessings we have received through the year.

On behalf of the Board of Governors, I wish to thank each member of the St David’s community for their support for St David’s Marist Inanda in 2023. It is a pleasure and privilege to serve as Chair of the Board at this fine institution, and we recognise the many people that contribute to making it such – staff, parents, boys, alumni, and friends of St David’s.

This year has been an extraordinary one for St David’s in delivering on our Marist vision and values, in responding to the calls put out by the Marist Institute, and in delivering on the imperatives (for our school and our country) of providing and growing both excellence and access. The opening of our satellite campus in Alexandra is ground-breaking, not only for St David’s, but for the educational landscape in South Africa.

Congratulations to the 5 winners of the inaugural St David's Marist Inanda Tuition Fee Lottery.

In a significant milestone for St David’s Marist Inanda, we proudly announce that we have been nominated in two distinguished categories for the 2023 Standard Bank Top Women Awards. The awards, in their 20th anniversary year, celebrate influential leaders and organisations that promote gender equality and women's empowerment across diverse sectors.

Inanda Cup, the prestigious water polo tournament, is approaching its climax with the under-14 and prep school divisions providing thrilling action for spectators and players alike. As the competition reached the semifinal stage, St John's and Affies secured their spots in the U14 final, while St Stithians and St David's emerged as the prep school finalists. Let's take a closer look at the heart-pounding action from the semifinals.

The Pharoah Inanda Hoops basketball tournament has reached its business stages, with Sunday featuring the highly anticipated semifinals in both the U18 and U15 sections. The tournament has been a whirlwind of thrilling action, and as we head into the crucial phases of the competition, the excitement is palpable.

Montrose Primary school, playing under the name Montrose Meteors retained their title at The Cricket Company St David’s Marist Inanda primary schools T10 tournament on Saturday, beating the Temba Bavuma Foundation-supported Temba Tigers by 33 runs in the final.