Iona Convent High School

Even in the middle of Spirit Week and on the last day of school… CAT doesn’t take a day off 📚💻

A full class of matrics, a double lesson, and not a moment wasted. With the excitement of the holidays just around the corner, these girls showed up, stayed focused, and put in the work.

Proud is an understatement 👏✨

At Iona Convent School, we nurture young women to grow academically, spiritually, and personally.
With a strong Catholic ethos and a commitment to excellence, our girls are prepared to lead with confidence and integrity.

📚 Grades 8–12 | CAPS Curriculum
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We had the privilege of hosting the Consumer Studies district meeting, welcoming colleagues to a festive St Patrick’s Day themed table display. An afternoon of collaboration, idea-sharing, and celebrating our shared passion for the subject.

Our Grade 10 Consumer Studies learners had the opportunity to take part in a practical demonstration led by our district facilitator, where they baked delicious chocolate chip muffins from start to finish.

A valuable hands-on experience that brought theory to life, developed practical skills, and filled the kitchen with the best kind of learning (and the smell of freshly baked muffins!).🧁🧁

Who knew recycling could look this stylish? ♻️👒
Our learners wowed us with their amazing hats made entirely from recycled materials. A wonderful mix of creativity, colour and environmental awareness!

Sticky Wednesday has officially entered the Grade 12 history books 😂✨

What started as “just a few stickers” quickly turned into full creative chaos in English class. Faces, books, blazers… nothing was safe.

Sometimes the stress of Matric needs a little harmless fun — and today definitely delivered. Here’s to laughter, memories, and a bit of unexpected colour in the middle of a busy term. 🎉📚

🌿🌸 Learning beyond the classroom walls 🌸🌿

Our Grade 10 Life Sciences learners spent the day at the Botanical Gardens completing their SBA, exploring biodiversity in a real-world setting. From identifying plant species to observing adaptations and ecosystems, they experienced science where it actually happens.

It’s one thing to study biodiversity from a textbook — it’s another to walk through it, observe it, and document it firsthand. Proud of their curiosity, teamwork, and the thoughtful way they engaged with the natural environment. 🌍✨