The Settlers High School

29/09/2026

Matric dance 2026🪄

29/09/2026

Matric dance 2026🪄

Dressed to impress and ready to celebrate, our matrics made their Enchanted Night one to remember. From the first arrival to the final moments, it was an evening filled with style, laughter and unforgettable memories.

27/09/2026

From the familiar school day to a night of elegance, our Matrics transformed for Enchanted Night and certainly looked the part. ✨

24/09/2026

Dear Settlers Family

Please join us in viewing the arrival of our 2026 Grade 12s at our annual Matric Farewell.

https://youtube.com/live/xp8OH7ZB_dw?feature=share

Stream starts at 17:15. First arrival at 17:30

Arrival of Matriculants - Live from The Settlers High School

10/09/2026

Our learners participated in the Tygerberg Eisteddfod 2026 and achieved 8 awards.

Best Achievement in both Pre-Baroque/Baroque and Post-Baroque
Solo 18 Years: Nabeeha Cassim
Ensemble 18 Years & Younger: The Settlers High School Recorder Ensemble

Best Performance
Jazz Bands. Advanced & Most Advanced: The Settlers High School Jazz Band

Best Performance Orchestra
African Orchestras High Schools: The Settlers High School
Mixed Symphonic Orchestras Intermediate

Best Performance in Microphone Singing with Electronic Accompaniment
13–14 Years Girls: Tamara Kalemba
17–18 Years Boys: Mikhaeel Leggett

Creative Writing
Grade 9: Palesa Mokone

Well done to these students and groups for their hard work. We are extremely proud of your accomplishments!

16/08/2026

What a performance from our boys. We take the win against Parow High School with a final score of 24–14!

Proud of the team, the effort, and the determination from start to finish.

15/08/2026

Settlers x Fairmont Contact. 🦈💙

13/08/2026

RCL anti-bullying campaign. don’t shame ✊🦈💙

01/08/2026

27/06/2026

The story of The Settlers High School is deeply intertwined with the extraordinary career of Louisa Hall. For 42 remarkable years, she dedicated her life to education, with the last 32 spent shaping the heart of our school. As principal, she didn’t simply lead—she built a community, living our motto, Fide et Opera—by faith and by works.

Her unwavering commitment to academics, pastoral care, sport, and culture ensured every learner had the opportunity to belong and thrive. She believed in second chances, led with humility, worked alongside her staff, and inspired everyone through her actions.

Her laughter, courage, compassion, and devotion have left an enduring mark on generations of Settlers. As she retires, we bid farewell to a leader whose legacy will forever be woven into the story of The Settlers High School. 💙