Rugby
Courage and teamwork
From junior participation to tournament success, rugby helps learners build resilience, discipline and trust in one another.
Sport & culture at Masiphathisane
Sport, innovation, responsibility and shared experiences give learners more ways to discover their strengths, support one another and represent their school with pride.
Rugby
From junior participation to tournament success, rugby helps learners build resilience, discipline and trust in one another.
Soccer
Soccer creates space for skilful play, commitment and the shared focus that turns individual effort into team achievement.
Mini cricket
Mini cricket introduces younger learners to movement, coordination, fair play and the joy of belonging to a team.
Recent highlights
Clear, easy-to-read stories drawn from the school’s original updates.
Masiphathisane’s under-9 team represented the school at the Louville Rugby Club Bulletjie Day with pride, determination and excellent sportsmanship.
After a 15–5 opening win against Eden Primary, the team met Eden again in the final and produced an outstanding 40-point performance to take the title.
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The under-13 team completed an undefeated run without conceding a goal, overcoming Noordhoek, Curro B, Curro A and Saldanha.
The result reflects the discipline, respect, commitment and shared purpose that the team brings to every match.
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Cayden Lawak of Grade 4A and Adrian Adams of Grade 5A delivered outstanding performances at the West Coast Athletics meeting in Velddrif.
The school celebrated their medals, dedication and teamwork, and thanked the educators who coached and supported them.
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Milisauxolo Malgas and Amvuyele Mange represented Masiphathisane and their province at a national tournament in the Eastern Cape.
Milisauxolo earned a national runner-up silver medal in the under-15 girls division, while the provincial teams also secured bronze, silver and gold results across age groups.
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Grade 6 learners stepped into the world of technology at a Mini Robotics Programme hosted by the Saldanha Science Centre. Working in teams, they used loops and if-statements to program robots, solve challenges and develop creative mini projects.
The school’s STEM Club continues this hands-on learning through science, agriculture and mathematics activities that grow curiosity, teamwork and confident problem-solving.
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Scholar patrol gives learners a visible way to practise service, alertness and care for the safety of their school community.
Life at Masiphathisane
A glimpse of friendship, teamwork and discovery in our school community. Select a photograph for a closer look.
Friendship & belonging
One team, one goal
Proud to represent our school
Big smiles, small beginnings
A love for reading
Leadership in action
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