Accolades galore at Felixton College

Felixton College hosted their 2018 Academic, Sport and Culture prize-giving ceremony at the Solid Ground Church hall last week, where the young ladies and gentlemen of the College were lauded for their exceptional achievements throughout the year, both in

Sikhulile Dlamini and Nicola Reddy, posed with their sons - 2018 head boy Mpendulo Zondi and deputy head boy Owen Reddy - at the final prize-giving held at Solid Ground Church. Owen also received the Eliot Trophy for Top Achiever in Computer Studies and the Durban Girls’ College Good Fellowship Award Mongezi Ntshangase (Gr10) was awarded Academic Excellence Trophy and the Felixton College Top Public Speaker Trophy. Mbalenhle Mashaba (Gr11) won the Motzouris Dancing Trophy. Kirsty Richardson achieved Overall Academic Excellence, the Mondi Top Artist Award, plus the Top Photographer Trophy at the Eisteddfod. Mnqobi Khambula won the Monique Nel Top Cultural Achiever Trophy Debbie Lane

Retief Louw (Gr11) pictured with his mother Anré, won eight subject prizes and four trophies for excellence in academics Ntando Mthuli (Dux 2018) was awarded no fewer than a staggering fifteen trophies while Kayleen Loganathan won a total of seven subject awards and special trophies

Individual subject achievers Qiniso Mayise, Razaq Lawal, Raselepe Ntheledi and (front) Tarah Naidu

Two Grade 12 pupils dominated the Senior cricket awards - Leylan Vandayar (Most Improved) and Owen Reddy (Best All Round). Grade 10 pupil Cate Oxley won the Most Improved in Cricket trophy

Aphiwe Nene (Gr11) took the history subject prize, as well as a multitude of sport awards including Best All-Round Senior Girls Cricketer, Hockey Player of the Year and the Senior Girls’ Top Sport Achievement Trophy

Senior Boys’ Soccer Player of the Year Cebolenkosi Zulu and Senior Girls’ Player of the Year Lucille Fernandes