The WCED appoints Mrs Shirley Humphreys as the Acting Principal of Sans Souci. This year also saw an exciting introduction to our Academic department, namely isiXhosa as a second language option, as well as the addition of Soccer as a fun new sporting opportunity. [...]
Our girls were invited to attend the Unogwaja Cape Town Procession – Red Sox day. It was here where our Choir and Jazz Cats were requested to entertain the crowds with their musical talents and were a very important part of the day. Protests – WCED Minister asked to conduct [...]
This year, 42 enthusiastic and dedicated Sans Souci girls’ took up the challenge to create a life size rhino sculpture from recycled material for an awareness campaign against Rhino poaching. This was then placed on display at the V&A Waterfront. [...]
Moyra Makina, a past pupil of Sans Souci and a “Survivor” series participant, addressed the pupils sharing her life’s journey, urging the girls to “Face your fears”, “Just show up” and “Stay focused.” [...]
We hosted a “TEENS got TALENT Fair” which was held in aid of The Sunflower Fund and in line with our motto – Learn to be of service! [...]
For the first time, alumni from Sans Souci were granted the privilege of applying for the prestigious SACS Rhodes Scholarship. [...]
Sans Souci’s Golden Jubilee – Celebrating 50 years! We welcomed all Sans Soucians old and new to join in the celebration. [...]
Sans Souci hosted an HIV/Aids awareness campaign for both parents and pupils. We also ran a very successful Toy Drive together with Good Hope FM – Disce Prodesse! [...]
Our girls were invited to Newlands Stadium after South Africa won the Rugby World Cup and were given flags to wave as the victorious Springboks paraded the field. [...]
FACETS, an annual Sans Souci festival of Bands, Choirs, Drama, Debating, Public Speaking, Science and Technology, Culinary Crafts and Art began. [...]
Dr Fugard retires and Mrs Charmaine Murray took up the reins of Principal in the last term of this year. [...]
Mrs Watson retired and Dr Elizabeth Fugard took her place as Headmistress at the helm of Sans Souci for 18 months. [...]
We had 11 Sans Souci Western Province representatives in various sporting fields. [...]
Melissa Brink, a Grade 11 (Standard 9) pupil, was inducted as the Junior Mayor of Cape Town. In September she shared the platform with Nelson Mandela at a rally at Athlone stadium. [...]
Sans Souci opened its doors as a Model B school with girls of all races and demographic backgrounds being accepted. [...]
Our school song was sung for the first time. It was written by a Sans Souci pupil, Fiona Zerbst. [...]
A new house was added to the three existing school houses, namely Ross (Hamilton Ross), Grey (Lord George Grey) and Wade (Justice Wade). This new house was named Kenyon house, after Sans Souci’s first Headmistress Miss Kenyon. [...]
A swimming pool became the next addition to Sans Souci, creating yet another opportunity for our girls to excel outside of the classroom. [...]
A new summer uniform was designed…first to go were the perky little panama hats and pleated skirts. [...]
Miss Kenyon retires and a new Headmistress, Miss Fiona Stewart takes her place. In 1980 Miss Stewart becomes Mrs Watson. [...]
The construction of the official school building began. [...]
The first Grade 12 (then Standard 10) class hosted its Farewell Dance. Sans Souci’s first Matric class shown below. [...]
The first Headmistress – Miss Joan Kenyon was appointed. [...]
Sans Souci Girls’ High School was established in 1960, but officially opened in 1961. [...]
