Princeton High School, Woodlands Mitchells Plain

GOOD MORNING PAST MATRICULANTS

All unclaimed MATRIC certificates should be retrieved and returned to the Western Cape Education Department’s Head Office after a period of 12 months from the date of receipt thereof by the centres.

Certificates in respect of the November 2017 examination, distributed during 2018, must kindly be returned to Head Office by no later than 31 July 2019. This process must be repeated every year.

Unclaimed certificates will be stored in a secured area at Head Office for a period of three years for possible collection by the candidate. If not claimed within the three year period, certificates will be destroyed.

PLEASE COLLECT YOUR CERTIFICATES!!!

Thanking you in advance

30 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE!!!

We will be hosting a car show on 3 March 2018. Stalls are available @ R200 per stall on 19 Feb 2018 in the school hall at 19:00.

COME AND JOIN IN OUR CELEBRATIONS AND FUN!

To teachers who bring out the best in students; who mould young minds & help learners to achieve full potential. We pay tribute to you on Teacher's Day.

I would like to use this platform, to inform you that the school will be 30 years old next year, June. Feel free to make contact with Mr. Isaacs, the principal on 021 371 3111 - Planning a thanksgiving service, dinner and sports/family day for all past and present Princetonians. All help is needed, please. Thanking you in advance.

Our caretaker, Mr Frank Marquard sadly passed away on Wednesday, 16 August 2017. Mr Marquard dilligently served our school for 25 years. HE IS AND WILL SURELY BE MISSED.
Our condolences to the family, colleagues and friends. We wish all much peace and comfort in this time of bereavement.

A memorial service will be held today, Monday, 21 August 2017 at 13h30

The funeral arrangements to follow.

Princeton High School, Woodlands Mitchells Plain The school is celebrating its 21st year of existince this year. All ex- pupils please check this sit

Some sad news Ms. Rosemary Witbooi lost her Mom yesterday morning please Princeton keep her and her family in your prayers !!!

Sad to hear about Alistair my heart is torn for the loss of a friend, Dad, colleague, husband and a very likeable fellow remember his laughter and teasing RIP Alistair forever in our hearts many grieve but You are with HIM always to laugh no more pain or sorrow