BRETTONWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

Brettonwood high school hosted this year’s District 7 and 10 libraries One City One Booky program. The eThekwini Municipal libraries took the initiative to promote local authors by selecting one book to be read by the city each year. This year’s book is ‘When the chalk is down’ by Dr BP Singh. Brettonwood High School learners had a […]

BHS family is proud that our learner Nokwanda Jali 12 C has been selected to represent PeacePlayers International South Africa at the Erusmus and Laurens Sport fir Good Lead4Peace Camp in Cyprus.

Brettonwood teen leads DYC project to help rural girls Khathi said she plans to donate the sanitary towels every month but her aim is to reach 100 girls April 16, 2017 Mandisa Khathi from Brettonwood High School Umbilo donated sanitary towels to 30 girls from KwaQito rural village. GRADE 11 learner, Mandisa Khathi from Brettonwood […]

From the left back Mr Thobani Ngcobo representative, Mr Prince Xulu Chairperson of Prince Xulu Rudgy Academy , Mr Ebrahim Vawda representative from AWQAF, Mr Ben Vutha Sports manager, Mr Dlamini Principal and the BHS Rugby team. BRETTONWOOD High School in Umbilo has received new rugby jerseys from AWQAF South Africa through the Prince Xulu […]

BHS held its annual speech prize giving day recently. Grade 12 learners where awarded for being top achievers in the respective subjects and the 2016 DUX, Sfundo Linda received the Top Achiever awards in all his seven subjects.

BRETTONWOOD High School celebrated its 50th anniversary reunion dinner recently. The dinner was attended by 150 past pupils and teachers. The school was established in 1966 and served the predominantly working class community of Umbilo. The school has a proud history of diversity, academic attainment and a values-based ethos. Brettonwood has proven to be a […]

BYLINE: Nokuthula Ntuli More than 4 000 pupils from 315 high schools around the country will be writing the annual South African Institute of Chartered Accountants and Sage Pastel accounting Olympiad today. The challenge is open to Grade 11 and 12 pupils, and schools are allowed 15 participants each. This year, 46 KwaZulu-Natal schools are […]