Crawford International Pretoria

22/08/2026

22/08/2026

Happy Birthday, Mrs Reshma Maharaj!

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of celebrating our College Principal, Mrs Reshma Maharaj, on her milestone birthday.

Thank you for your exceptional leadership, encouragement, and unwavering dedication to our students, staff, and the wider College community. Your passion and commitment inspire us every day.

May the year ahead bring you abundant joy, continued success, good health, and countless reasons to celebrate.

21/08/2026

🚀⏳ Back to the Future – A Celebration of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow! 🎭🎶✨ Our Intersen Phase Production, Back to the Future, was a spectacular celebration of music, creativity and imagination that transported audiences through the decades while inspiring excitement for the future. Featuring a wonderful collection of timeless, much-loved songs, the production blended music, dance, drama, visual art and instrumental performances into an unforgettable theatrical experience. 🌟 Every Grade 4–7 Student played an important role in bringing this production to life. Beyond the bright lights and applause, this production reflected months of dedication, perseverance and collaboration. 👏 A sincere thank you goes to our exceptional Production Team, whose passion, creativity and countless hours of planning transformed a vision into a truly memorable production. At Crawford International Pretoria, we believe that education extends far beyond the classroom. Experiences like these inspire confidence, foster creativity and create memories that our students will carry with them long after the final curtain falls. Congratulations to every student, teacher and staff member who helped make Back to the Future an outstanding success. You have truly made our 30th Anniversary celebrations one to remember! 🚀✨

20/08/2026

🦴✨ Life Science in action!

Our Grade 9 students explored the amazing human skeleton and learned that the adult body has 206 bones. Did you know that babies are born with around 270 bones, which fuse together as they grow? The femur (thigh bone) is the longest and strongest bone in the body, while the stapes in the ear is the smallest!

A big thank you to Mrs Cunningham for making Life Science fun, engaging, and full of fascinating discoveries. 🔬📚

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19/08/2026

⚽ Our Girls Are Just Getting Started! 💙Big dreams. Endless possibilities
We are incredibly proud of our Under 11 and Under 13 girls' soccer teams, who took to the field for their very first matches on Thursday. Their determination, enthusiasm, and teamwork were inspiring as they embraced every challenge with courage and confidence. While the results are important, it was their resilience, sportsmanship, and unwavering effort that truly made them winners. This marks the beginning of an exciting journey for girls' soccer at our school, and we look forward to watching these talented young athletes continue to grow, inspire, and shine both on and off the field.

17/08/2026

✨ Grade 11 Leadership Camp Success! ✨
Our Grade 11 students recently returned from an unforgettable Leadership Camp at Camp Wildside! It was an incredible experience filled with team-building challenges, deep learning, and plenty of memorable moments.
From stepping outside their comfort zones to discovering the true strength of collaboration, our young leaders threw themselves into every activity with enthusiasm and heart. Beyond all the fun, they’ve walked away with essential leadership skills, personal insights, and tools that we hope will serve them for a lifetime.
We couldn't be prouder of how they showed up, supported one another, and took on the challenge. The future is looking bright! 🌟👏

17/08/2026

A huge congratulations to Sanay Kor on her fantastic performance at the National Karate Tournament on Saturday, 16 August! 🥋

🥇 1st Place - Kumite
🥉 3rd Place - Ippon

Your dedication and perseverance have led to an incredible achievement. We are proud of you, Sanay! 🌟

17/08/2026

🧪🔬 Science in Action! 🌡️💡
Our Grade 6 Students became real scientists as they explored the fascinating world of States of Matter through an exciting series of hands-on investigation stations! Working collaboratively, students rotated through four engaging activities, each designed to deepen their understanding of the properties of solids, liquids and gases.
🧊 They investigated the unique characteristics of solids by observing, testing and comparing a variety of everyday objects.
💧 They explored how different liquids flow, discovering why liquids take the shape of their containers and how their properties can differ.
🎈 Through practical experiments with balloons, syringes and bottles, students uncovered the invisible properties of gases, observing how air takes up space and can be compressed.
💃 The excitement continued in the Particle Theatre, where students brought science to life by acting out the movement of particles in solids, liquids and gases. Through creative performances, they demonstrated how heating and cooling affect particle movement and cause changes of state. Throughout the lesson, our young scientists asked questions, gathered evidence, recorded observations, collaborated with their peers and reflected on their discoveries, developing not only scientific knowledge but also critical thinking, communication and teamwork skills. At Crawford International Pretoria, we believe that the best learning happens when students are actively engaged, curious and inspired to discover the world around them. What an incredible day of inquiry, collaboration and scientific exploration! 🌟🧪