When the top schools’ matric results 2025 were released, Holy Rosary was listed as one of the Top 10 Private Girls’ Schools in South Africa.* Media headlines often focus on the big things – distinctions, averages, fees and rankings. While these achievements deserve celebration, there are powerful human stories behind every result – the stories […]

A BIG Thank You to All the Teachers At Holy Rosary, teaching has never been about producing results alone. It is about nurturing God-given talents, finding the hidden potential and talents in each girl, and supporting each pupil — not only the high achievers — to do her very best. The Class of 2025 is

Thriving at Holy Rosary School – Letter from Head of School Holy Rosary Matrics of 2025 score an average of 3.21 distinctions per candidate.  Dear School Community In celebration of the Class of 2025! It is not often that I am at a loss for words. Yet, as I reflect on the grit and tenacity

Holy Rosary School partner with Lens of Hope Holy Rosary School is proud to announce its partnership with Lens of Hope (Lens of Hope South Africa in support of World Sight Day on 9 October). Together, we are launching a bold campaign to collect 8,500 pairs of old spectacles, (the school’s 85th birthday helped us come up

Our challenge: to be the largest community who crochets simultaneously. The whole community is invited to crochet together for charity at Holy Rosary School in partnership with Kismet Yarns: All welcome: Including children from all schools, newbies to crochet, gogos, dads and brothers Date: Saturday, 27 July Time: 15:30 – 17:00 Venue: Bishop Shanahan Hall,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsJym8eWKNQ Campaign gets strong support from Social Media Lawyer and expert. Emma Sadleir shout-out to Holy Rosary School for Phone Free 40 Days campaign – Smart Age for Smartphone

Holy Rosary School gets pupils off smart phones and social media for 40 days A Bold and Disruptive Initiative that Aims to Restore Benefits of a Play-Based Childhood   April 2024 Holy Rosary School for Girls (Johannesburg) has just completed a voluntary phone-free 40-day challenge that encouraged Gr 1-7 pupils to abstain from using their