Whatshot

2026
All
September
2025
All
November
All
2024
All
June
All
April
All
2023
All
March
All
2022
All
2021
All
2020
All
March
All
February
All
2019
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
2018
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
2017
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2016
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2015
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
DHS
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2014
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
KZN
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2013
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All
June
All
May
All
April
All
March
All
February
All
January
All
2012
All
December
All
November
All
October
All
September
All
August
All
July
All

Thumbs up to being in Grade 8!

Thumbs up to being in Grade 8!

Date: 2015-01-23

Durban High School welcomed around 200 pupils into grade 8 on Monday, January 19th for their first day of induction. Although the school year officially starts on Wednesday (Jan 21), DHS decided that the grade 8 learners would start off the year early by learning just what it means to be a representative of DHS.

The morning started off with Mr Leon Erasmus, Head Master of DHS, welcoming the "newcomers" into the DHS family. Then he handed over to head prefect Liam Whitfield who introduced himself and his fellow prefects and encouraged the learners to make the most of their high school careers.

After the initial welcome, the boys were split up into groups and were given a tour of the school. Then it was on to a number of sporting trials and tests.The general consensus amongst the newcomers was that they felt nervous and excited at the same time - but most found they were a lot more relaxed once they had met the Head Master and prefects!