Mr Sikhombiso Mthembu
He was passionate about the Richmond Area and it’s potential and very proud of it’s administration. He was a true serving leader.
Mr George Henry Parker
His spirit on the school grounds will be with us every day. He motivated and inspired us, sometimes reprimanded us. He brought renewal to the school. The learners and staff were his passion. He had compassion to those who suffered. Few headmasters know learners' names the way he did. He took the school's academic performance to the highest growth and believed in restorative discipline.
Mr Ben Smith
Ben was, among other things, a lover of nature. He was a father figure to many a son and daughter who grew up in single-parent homes. He was the gentle giant who could have mercy on a child.
Ms Adelaide Carstens
She was an amazing colleague and friend.
Prof Bongani Khumalo
He was a true gentleman, a doyen of black business and advocate for education and a man of wise counsel, humility, humanity & providence.
Ms Sumanthra Folly
She was a kind, loving soul, who never let anyone leave her house without eating. Family and religion was what she lived for.
Ms Sumanthra Folly
She was a kind, loving soul, who never let anyone leave her house without eating. Family and religion was what she lived for.
Mr Werner van Rensburg
Werner was a true gentleman and an outstanding educator.
Ms Ilke Nackerdien
She is remembered for being passionate about women’s and children’s studies in Africa and had hoped to use her background in historical studies to critically analyse the problems faced by women and children to come up with effective solutions to challenges faced.
Mr Wayne Sparrow
He was a very special person and a noble, dedicated teacher, leader and a child of God. He will be remembered for his witty sense of humor, a genuinely good man, loving husband and father and a brilliant teacher and principal.