Edition 2, 2026

Women’s Day: A Movement, Not a Moment

Every year on 9 August, South Africa celebrates Women’s Day. Social media fills with photographs of mothers, sisters, friends and women who inspire us. Flowers are given, messages are sent and women are celebrated. But behind all the posts, gifts and celebrations there is a much deeper meaning. Women’s Day is not simply about saying “Happy Women’s Day”. It is about remembering

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The Art of Becoming an Addams

On the 5th of May 2026, Fourways High School’s Major Production of The Addams Family: The Musical was performed for grade 7 learners from Bryandale Primary School. The matinee performance welcomed the grade 7 to experience the show.  The grade 7 audience was very engaged throughout the show. They followed the performance closely and remained attentive from beginning to end. Teachers from Bryandale were also present and

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Stressed but strong: How to Utilise Positive Stress Coping Strategies During Exams

Between Academic pressure, sports, cultures, services, studying for exams, keeping up with demanding social lives and still having to find time to work on your mind, soul and body. It’s no wonder why many students feel stressed when exam season comes around. But instead of turning to negative coping methods for stress such as procrastination or escapism where you forget about your problems, here

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More Than Just a Voice

Every school has its traditions, its colours, and its moments of celebration. But what really sets one school apart from another isn’t simply a winning record. It’s the underlying passion that drives those wins. School spirit is more than enthusiastic chants on derby days or loud applause during assemblies. It’s the feeling of pride students have knowing they’re part of something greater. Something that gives them

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Behind the Spotlight: Finding Family and Purpose in High School Stage Crew

Five years ago, if someone had told me that Sound and Lighting would become one of the biggest parts of my high school experience, I probably would have laughed. I didn’t join because I had a passion for sound desks or stage lights. In fact, I joined because of a friend. I was looking for something different. An extracurricular activity that suited

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