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St Dominic's Catholic School for Girls, Boksburg

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Roman Catholic school in Boksburg, South Africa

St Dominic's Catholic School for Girls is aSouth African, privateRoman Catholic day school located inBoksburg (Ekurhuleni),Gauteng.

History

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The foundation stone of St. Dominic's Convent and School was laid by Bishop Cox, O.M.I.Roman Catholic Bishop ofJohannesburg on 14 September 1921. Mother Rose Niland took possession of the buildings on behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Newcastle on 21 June 1923 and on the 31st of July that year the first 28 boarders arrived. They were joined by 32 day pupils the following day. With an enrollment of 60 pupils St. Dominic's Convent School was officially opened and registered with theTransvaal Education Department on 1 August 1923. The school now has around 1,000 pupils and 50 teachers.[citation needed]

The original building, with its 30 acres (120,000 m2) of land used for recreation, sports and orchard, cost £100,000. The 1923 Mayor ofBoksburg, Councillor Campbell, described St. Dominic's as a magnificent building where students should find studying a pleasure under ideal conditions. A hall and new wing were built in 1965 to accommodate the growing numbers of students. In 1999 the Jubilee Centre was officially opened.

St Dominic's was used as the set forSkin, a 2008 film portraying the life ofSandra Laing, who was a pupil in 1973, a white South African with darker skin which caused her to be labelled "coloured" during theapartheid era. She was expelled from school.

Academic life

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St Dominic's Matric pupils write the school leaving examination set by theIndependent Examinations Board (IEB).

The IEB is an organisation whose examinations are written by private schools throughout South Africa. These examinations conform to the requirements of the Certification Board and are recognised by all Universities and Technicons. The examinations are set on a syllabus which is virtually identical to the National Core Syllabus although the prescribed literature books for the languages (English,Afrikaans,French andZulu) are different from those studied atGauteng Education Department schools. TheMatric pass rate has remained at 100% since the inception of IEB examinations in 1998.[citation needed]

Sports

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Sports available includeswimming,water polo,tennis,squash,volleyball,netball,field hockey,soccer and drummajorettes. The school has drum majorette squads in primary and high school; they are known as the Saintees (junior squad) and the Saints (senior squad). As multiple national winners, the senior team has competed overseas and most of the girls achieved Springbok colours, where they represented their country in World championships.[citation needed]

Old Girls

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See also

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Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa

References

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  1. ^"Government Profile: Barbara Hogan". Archived fromthe original on 2011-06-16. Retrieved28 December 2023.
  2. ^"Angelique Rockas in St Dominic 's Convent Photograph of Matriculation Class of 1969".

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