We are incredibly proud to congratulate our Prep School Chamber Choir on successfully defending its title by winning the Primary School Open Category at the prestigious ATKV Applous National Finals, held on 29 July 2026 at the historic Cape Town City Hall.

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St George's has become the first Namibian school choir to win an ATKV Applous category in consecutive years.

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The award-winning choir will returned to Windhoek on Saturday, 1 August 2026, where they were warmly welcomed home by family, friends, and supporters following another remarkable achievement for both the school and Namibia.

At the end of July, our school hosted the Clash of the Saints, featuring hockey, netball, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. The competition was between St George’s Diocesan School and St Paul’s College, with St George’s emerging victorious by winning six of the seven clashes.

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The girls’ soccer team kicked off the games with a thrilling 3–2 victory on penalties. In girls’ hockey, St George’s fought hard but narrowly lost 2–1 in the showdowns, while the boys’ hockey team delivered a commanding 4–0 victory.

St George’s netball team reversed last year’s result with an outstanding 22–4 win, while the basketball team produced a dominant 71–11 victory. The mixed volleyball team fought valiantly but lost 2–1 to St Paul’s.

 

The week concluded with the highly anticipated FNB Classic Clash boys’ soccer match, where St George’s secured a memorable 4–2 victory over St Paul’s.

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Thank you to all the athletes, coaches and supporters from both schools for the excellent sportsmanship and congratulations to all our St George’s teams for winning six of the eight matches.

Last Thursday, 13 August, St George’s alumni gathered at Kauluma House for an evening focused on RECONNECTING. Our keynote speaker, Dr Armid Azadeh (Prep Alumni, 1991), emphasised that while the education at St George’s is valuable, the people we meet and the connections we make are what last a lifetime.

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The event aimed to revive the St George's Alumni Association (SGAA) Committee, reconnect alumni, and strengthen ties with the school. The night included laughter, memories, and friendly competition, such as an online trivia challenge and Alumni Bingo, helping break the ice and forge new bonds.

 

It was a successful evening, and we look forward to the SGAA's future