Sacred Heart Commercial High School

We strive to sing at our highest capacity during mass, as we are aware of the maxim that "He who sings prays twice".

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE BOY CHILD.

As we observe the International Day of the Boy child today, in a rapidly changing global environment, it is essential to pause and reflect on the boys who will significantly shape our nation's future. The impact of boys on our society is undeniably substantial. Sacred Heart Commercial High School endeavours to honour each boy's aspirations, strength, and potential. Boys, never hesitate to commit to hard work, demonstrate your best efforts, and develop into men of integrity and purpose. Continue to believe in yourselves, uphold admirable values, and pursue excellence.

VOTE OF GRATITUDE
We deem it a matter of profound honour to have 1980 former students (also known as “Magweba”) grace the SHHS premises with their presence, affirming that, in the tapestry of time, school memories are vibrant threads that never fade.
They are now back as accomplished and distinguished members of society:
1. Mr Arif Osman- a businessman (Maputsoe Engine Garage owner and Pay Ryte CEO)
2. Mr Masia Moloi- a retired manager from Lesotho Flour Mills in Maseru.
3. Mr Motanyane Motake- a lecturer at NUL.

Above all else, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to you not only for remembering your roots but also for embracing our SHHS bursary program, for which you have committed to sponsoring two of our hardworking boys. “LOVE CONQUERS ALL”

Celebrating Excellence

It was a proud and memorable moment at S.H.HS as we celebrated the outstanding achievements of our learners during the mini- award giving ceremony!

Congratulations to our learners who staged a sterling performance in the English Fair held at Emmanuel High School, where they excelled in writing context, reading, and public speaking, spelling bee and translation contests. Having locked horns with 48 schools, they obtained a tally of 6 medals: two silver and 4 bronze medals.
In the Maths Fair, our 6 more learners demonstrated remarkable problem-solving skills and academic excellence, earning 2 joint trophies and medals in position 1 both junior and senior categories.
Last but not least, the Sesotho Department also recognised excellence by rewarding the best performers in each stream with special recognition badges,encouraging excellence in Mother Tongue studies.

Your dedication continue to inspire us all; keep shining and aiming higher.

Happy weekend to all of you who love us the way we are.