GENERAL NEWS

Our u/13 boys represented our cluster this weekend in the Kay Motsepe Cup. They won 2 games and lost 1. Sadly, this means they have been knocked out of the Cup. We are super proud of them and although the disappointment was big, we are so proud of how they behaved on and off the pitch

Our u/12A netball team ended in first position for their category in the league. They were invited to participate in the District Championship at PHS. They played the best teams in the District. After beating Curro Heuwelkruin they faced some stiff opposition in Oos Skool and Noord Skool. They finished fourth in the district for the season. We are super proud of them!

Eagles Nest Christian School Shines at PEPPS Sports Festival

PEPPS – Saturday, 17 May

Eagles Nest Christian School proudly flew its flag high at the PEPPS Soccer and Netball Festival held on Saturday, 17th May, showcasing exceptional talent and teamwork in both sporting codes.

The girls’ netball team delivered a flawless performance throughout the day, ultimately securing 1st place and taking home gold medals. Their determination, skill, and sportsmanship were evident in every match, earning them the top spot on the podium.

The boys’ soccer team also put on a commendable show, battling their way through tough competition to achieve 3rd place, proudly receiving bronze medals for their efforts. Their resilience and teamwork were key to their success.

Eagles Nest Christian School extends heartfelt thanks to PEPPS for hosting a well-organized and enjoyable festival, which provided an excellent platform for schools to connect through sport and celebrate young talent.

It was a day of joy, effort, and achievement – a proud moment for the Eagles Nest community.

EAGLE Gr1-3 Learners LOVE READING!!

We develop a love for reading at our foundation phase library ❤️ 🎉🦅

We want to congratulate Letlotlo Selepe on achieving first place on Saturday in the Capricorn Qualification Tournament number 5 in the under 14 section. This is a remarkable achievement!

The learners built robots at the SCI-ENZA (Hands on Science) Department with Lego Mindstorm education and visited the Union building.

High School CAT learners went on an educational trip to University of Pretoria.

They build robots at the SCI-ENZA (Hands on Science) Department with Lego Mindstorm education and visited the Union building.

EAGLES Nest Christian School ‘s Afrikaans Gr11 12 learners enjoyed the Pit Production drama to prepare for their prescribed work🎭

Grade 8 Entrepreneurship Day 2025 for the EMS subject. Hosted by Tr Dinah

Grade 9 camp

On Friday the 9th of May. Eagles nest hosted a grade 9 camp where they got to experience a fun weekend filled with a lot of activities . They got to learn more about leadership, faith, servanthood and most importantly about the impact God has in their lives.

Guest speaker pastor Sthemane and his daughter Phethagatso came and spoke to the learners about using these years to prepare for their future.
The learners also learnt about the different types of bullying from Mr Gorden Gwizo.

The grade 11 leaders dedicated themselves to helping the teachers organize and prepare this camp to enlighten the grade 9 learners .We thank everyone for their dedication and commitment towards helping the school instill the vision in the learners.

We hope whatever the grade 9s learnt, they will carry with them and never lose their identity in Christ

-Mitchell Grade 11
-Dimpho Grade 11
-Marumo Grade 11

Dr. Anke de Beer was presenting to ENCS High School about the detrimental impact of digital screening on today’s youth.

At Eagles Nest Christian School, our foundation stands firmly on THREE unwavering pillars: Prayer, Outreach, and Education. These pillars are not just guiding principles but active forces shaping how we engage with our community.

Through focused prayer and discernment, we were led to deepen our involvement in the Nobody area—specifically partnering with Mosa Drop-in Centre, a place that urgently needed support. Recognizing a critical need for reliable water, we launched a project last year to provide the centre with a sustainable water supply, installing a fully functional water tank that now serves the children and staff.

But our mission didn’t stop at water. We saw a broader need—a gap in the community where we could continue to serve. We responded by constructing a shaded structure, offering the students a safe, comfortable place to gather, learn, and grow. The next phase of this project is already underway: we plan to enclose the shed, further enhancing the learning environment for the children.

This initiative is more than construction—it’s transformation. It’s about building hope, creating sustainable change, and living out our calling through prayerful action.

Eagles Nest Christian School: Where faith meets action, and education goes beyond the classroom.

Applications for 2026 now Open! 🎉🦅

Eagle’s Mission is to equip and enable learners to develop their full potential as Christian Leaders.

Eagle’s Nest Christian School will offer excellent and quality Christian education in a Christian atmosphere to prepare learners to succeed in future academic studies.Preschool, Gr 1- Gr12

It is the mission of Eagle’s Nest Christian School to equip learners through Christ-Centred education to develop in totality, that is, spirit, soul and body.

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Market Day at Eagles Nest was short of a triumph, proving that when learners and teachers work together, great things happen. The event, held on the 18th of March, brought students and educators together in a vibrant display of creativity, business skills, and teamwork.

From the delicious treats and innovative services, “Anointed drinks”, as Sir Isaac marketed, each stall showcased the hard work and dedication of the learners. And the result? A day filled with excitement, learning, and impressive profits.

One of the highlights of the event was the sense of unity and support among everyone involved. A few learners were there to assist where help was needed , and customers eagerly supported the FFF team.

This spirit of collaboration reflects the wisdom found in Ecclesiastes 4:9: “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their lab
-Ntando

Our G6’s of 2024 wrote the Ieb International Benchmark tests at the end of last year. Congratulations to the following learners for their outstanding results!👐😀🦅
Left to right (Front row): Tinotendaishe Shuro, Zori Masekoameng, Letlotlo Selepe, Dineo Mahloko, Lyla Mashaba, Tshimologo Ntsoko, Bohlale Ntsoko, Tumelo Maunatlala, Rirange Ndow, Faith Netshilonga, Caleb Mwenitete, Lesedi Mashamaite
Left to right (Back row): Mr Tichaona Kakumbo (English Teacher), Mr Willie Swanepoel (HOD Intermediate Phase), Mrs Jenneth Nyathi (Mathematics Teacher), Mr Bertie de Lange (Primary School Principal)
Left to right (Front row): Tinotendaishe Shuro, Zori Masekoameng, Letlotlo Selepe, Dineo Mahloko, Lyla Mashaba, Tshimologo Ntsoko, Bohlale Ntsoko, Tumelo Maunatlala, Rirange Ndow, Faith Netshilonga, Caleb Mwenitete, Lesedi Mashamaite
Left to right (Back row): Mr Tichaona Kakumbo (English Teacher), Mr Willie Swanepoel (HOD Intermediate Phase), Mrs Jenneth Nyathi (Mathematics Teacher), Mr Bertie de Lange (Primary School Principal)

Our Gr 3’s wrote the IEB International Benchmark tests at the end of 2024. Congratulations to the learners with outstanding results!
Left to right (Front row): Princess Khumo Mashamaite, Elelwani Netshishivhe, Ronewa Mphaphuli, Thengo Mudau, Tumishang Ngoepe, Faranani Muthathi, Derek Hyera, Khuliso Mashamba
Left to right (Back row): Mrs Bridget Wasema (HOD Foundation Phase), Mrs Flora Mphaphuli (Grade 3 teacher), Mr Bertie de Lange (Primary School Principal), Ms Zgoro Kondowe (Grade 3 teacher)

The 15th of March was a day that built teams like never seen before. Ten schools gathered in Eagle’s Nest for the annual sports day competition. Students from ENCS, PEPPS, MEPS, MECS, Mitchell House, Kings Court, Maseala, Rabboni, Ridgeway, and Veritas competed in debate, chess, table tennis and soccer. Due to renovations of the netball and volleyball courts, netball and volleyball were postponed to the 12th of April.

Starting with debate, the ENCS junior team brought home bronze medals after securing third place with the two teams from MECS securing first and second place. Moving on to chess, in the junior division, we had ENCS in third place with PEPPS in first and Ridgeway in second. For the seniors, PEPPS came in first, Maseala came in second, and Ridgeway came in third.

ENCS dominated the table tennis competition with both the senior and junior teams coming in first place. On the soccer field, the U/15 team for ENCS scored third place with Maseala in first place and Kings Court in second. For the U/19, we had Maseala in first place, MECS in second, and Rabboni in third.

We would like to thank all the schools that participated and the teachers who made the fun filled day possible. The food sold by our leaders was delicious, and the snacks and refreshment were also delightful. To all the players that gave their all, always remember Mary Lou Retton’s words, “A trophy carries dust; memories last forever.”

Written by Xihlenga Nkuzana

A man doesn’t plant a tree for himself. He plants it for posterity~ Alexander Smith
Today the Grade 9s participated in a tree planting project lead by Lisa Perde and the Tembele ecological service team, this project is in collaboration with Foundations For Farming and the Science department, There were 248 spekboom trees planted, these trees have many characteristics and benefits which include; they have the ability to absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide, has fresh leaves that store water allowing it to thrive in desert conditions. As Proverbs 11:30 says, the fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and whoever captures souls is wise

Leadership Camp

What did we learn from Leadership Camp?

The activities we did helped us build our teamwork skills, communicate better, trust each other and our decisions, and listen to each other’s ideas. In the devotions, we talked about how being a leader doesn’t mean we should use it for its privileges and superior authority, but we should do it with a servant’s heart.

Overall, the camp was Amazing!

By Bohlale Seoloane (Headgirl)

Leadership Camp

The leadership team of the Intermediate Phase arrived at Camp Yakol and started with a bonding activity filled with challenges and fun, which helped us prepare for the day. Later on, we did team-building exercises, which helped us as a group. Even though the activities were challenging, we worked as a group. The facilitators split us into two groups we were assigned to for most of the camp.

In those groups, we did a lot of activities that helped us build teamwork, learn communication skills, and learn to give everyone a chance to speak to understand each other’s ideas better. We learned that we must lead with humility and that being a leader is not just about being in power but rather about serving others. This camp allowed us also to get to know each other better. We did an activity in which we said things we wanted to stop, start and continue. That helped us to know the things we are not good at, the things we need to start doing and the things we should continue to do.

This Leadership Camp was an unforgettable experience from which we all learned something new. It also helps build our bond as a group. Leadership was one well spent.

By Tinotendaishe Shuro (Headboy)

It was truly wonderful to see the gold,crown, and fish Eagles come together for the athletics competition on the 20 of January at Peter Mokaba Athletic Club Stadium.

The school placed the learners and teachers into one of three teams. The team players showed up to the stadium in their team colors to show the school spirit. The Crown Eagles looked bold in red. The Fish Eagles wore vibrant blue. The Golden Eagles were as bright as ever in yellow

Ranging from our sprinters to our long-distance runners, they all blazed the finish line with confidence. Even our throwers and jumpers gave their all in every event they participated in. Learners jumped hurdles and ran many long-distance and short-distance races. Others took to the field and competed in shot-put, javelin, and discuss while others competed in long jump and high jump.

A great thank you to all the teachers and staff members who helped make the day a success. We especially thank God for our blessed and talented Eagles.

Article written by:Tshegofatso Mohale and Xihlenga Nkuzana

Our learners showcased incredible determination and team spirit at the Ironwood Athletics event! Competing against seven other schools, Eagles Nest soared to victory, securing 1st place with an impressive 723 points.

A huge congratulations to all our athletes for their hard work and dedication—you made us proud! 🦅🏆

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Our Gr12’s are ready for the year in their new Matrix jackets!

Welcome to our Gr1’s! They are excited to learn!!
They all look so smart in their school uniform!

We further want to share that Letlotlo and Omphile participated in the Mzansi Inter Provincial Chess Championship at the Ranch. 8 provinces sent almost 1000 chess players. Congratulations for representing us! It is also my privilege to share that Omphile has been invited to attend the closed South African Junior Chess Championship later this year.

Front left to right: Tshegofatso Maja, Rirange Ndou, Taropafadzwanashe Shuro, Letago Sekgoka, Uhone Ratshipaladza, Innocent Sigauke, Noleen Shumba, Masana Machimana, Rirhandzu Mashau, Faith Netshilonga, Manuel Sithole,
Middle left to right: Ma’am Dimpho, Pastor Silina, Ma’am Lucy, Thapelo Moshupya, Rivan Vyapuri, Jonathan Mohale, Leago Mohlala, Modimowakgona Mohale, Shekinah Bodirwa, Bohlale Seoloane, Letlotlo Selepe, Kgothatso Lekoloane, Sir Willie
Back left to right: Bonolo Ngoasheng, Khanimamba Makhubele, Sir Ruan, Nthabiseng Lengau, Sir Bertie, Sir Mac van den Berg, Zori Masekoameng, Omphemetse Mokou, Tinotendaishe Shuro, Sir Peter

Top 10

Grade 8

1 Muvhango, Tshilidzi 89.7
2 Dikgale, Doctor Madonsela 88.6
3 Mogajane, Pheladi 88.2
4 Rakgoale, Morongwa Reatile 87.4
5 Phosa, Tendani Rethabile 87.2
6 Nkuzana, Xihlenga 87
7 Manzini, Thorisho 85.8
8 Munikwa, Tinevimbo Ethan 84.3
9 Sibanda, Nkosenhle Phaswana 82
10 Duma, Anodiwa Joy 81.5

Grade 9

1 Mosomane, Neo 88.2
2 Rakgoale, Mosibudi Mpho Onica 86.3
3 Ramohlale, Bokang 84.9
4 Motiang, Theresho Tumisho 82.2
5 Maselesele, Lufuno 81.6
6 Mufamadi, Murendeni 79.2
7 Mashamaite, Bontle Faith 78.1
8 Rangongo, Nakedi 77.8
9 Chiendamunyama, Princess 77
10 Ntlhane, Theto Caleb 75.3

Grade 10

1 Muzemba, Nigel Simbarashe 91.88
2 Makhubele, Ntsakisi 84.88
3 Mohale, Tshegofatso Nokuphiwa 81.29
4 Nkuzana, Xiave 80.75
5 Langa, Katlego 79.63
6 Mwenitete, Tondiwa 79.63
7 Sekgoka, Rathobela Kopano 78.88
8 Ramashilo, Kgotsofatso Junior 78.13
9 Mamosadi, Charmaine 77.00
10 Mugwedi, Akonaho Vhuthuhawe 76.57

Grade 11

1 Mphahlele, Letago Faith 85.42857143
2 Thobejane, Itumeleng Lynette 81.57142857
3 Rachidi, Kgethego Nesh 80.57142857
4 Mdhluli, Ntandokayise Shelly-Ann 79.71428571
5 Mashaba, Twyla 79.625
6 Shai, Lethabo Maxine 79.125
7 Langa, Pitsi Kholofelo 78.85714286
8 Ntsoane, Masetshaba Ramatsimela 77.85714286
9 Wasema, Kulemya 77
10 Mohlake, Boikanyo 76.375

Grade 12

1 De Necker, Lionel 87.85714286
2 Phiri, Ruth Matshidiso Lesedi 84.42857143
3 Boshomane, Tshegofatso 82.42857143
4 Makhafola, Kgetho Maokeng Junior 80.28571429
5 Kubai, Thato Malesela 78.625
6 Chauke, Vukona 78
7 Machaba, Motlatjo Tumisho 75.57142857
8 Mogano, Gugulethu Hope 75.57142857
9 Nziane, Favasi Tiane Ramatsotane 74.42857143
10 Mothiba, Sebotse Mathato 74

Other awards

Top 10 Grade 1

1. Matidaishe 97.8%

2. Luande Maligavhada 93%

3. Sherilyn Ngairongwe 92.9%

4. Enelo Baloyi 92.4

5. Gosebo Boshielo 92.2%

6. Lonene Ndlovu 92.2%

7. Pontsho Letsoalo 89.6 %

8. Phagamo Ramaila 89.1 %

9. Shai Mashita 88.6%

10. Lethabo Makgopa 88.4%

10. Isabella Sigauke 88.4%

Gr 2 Top 10

1. Tshireletso Mashabela 96.1%

2. Ronewa Mashau 95.3%

3. Moagi Phaladi 94.5%

4. Wandeme Nemakonde 94.4%

5. Jayden Mhandu 94.1%

6. Ditebogo Mamabolo 93.7%

7. Reatlegile Maribeng 92.9%

8. Thakgalo Lerutla 92.8%

8. Rivoningo Ngobeni 92.8%

9. Lethabo Tjale 92.5%

10. Lehlogonolo Matheba 92.3%

Presentation of Academic awards

2nd Best in subject per class

Grade 4C

Grade 4F

Grade 4G

Grade 5C

Grade 5F

Grade 5G

Grade 6C

Grade 6F

Grade 6G

Grade 7C

Grade 7F

Grade 7G

Best in subject per class

Grade 4C

Grade 4F

Grade 4G

Grade 5C

Grade 5F

Grade 5G

Grade 6C

Grade 6F

Grade 6G

Grade 7C

Grade 7F

Grade 7G

Overall best in subject

Top 10

Grade 4

Grade 5

Grade 6

Grade 7

Presentation of Meritorious Awards

Christian Characteristics

Top individual per grade

Maths Horizon

Presentation of Sport Awards (Athletics)

Presentation of Sport Awards (Netball Best Players)

Presentation of Sport Awards (Limpopo Soccer)

Presentation of Sport Awards (Best soccer players)

Presentation of Culture Awards (Gymnastics)

Presentation of Culture Awards (Chess)

Presentation of Culture Awards (Debate)

Presentation of Culture Awards (Spelling bee)

Eagles Grade 7’s making an organic compost heap.

They attended a Foundations for Farming training as part of their Natural Science curriculum.

They were made aware of God’s creation, they are image bearers of God.

Furthermore, the learners were encouraged to care for their environment and develop healthy eating habits.

Congratulations to Our Eagles Debaters Theto Ntlane and Neo Mosomane who qualified for provincials in Debate and will be representing Limpopo in Eastern Cape

Safeguarding children in life is our responsibility. We as Eagle’s Nest Christian School equipped our learners to be safe from any form of abuse today. We want to thank Ms. Corine Sandenberg for the information session from NPO-STOP. This session was also arranged to help learners react proactively in the future and cry for help on time. Please feel free to visit their website. Blessings Eagle’s Nest Primary School department.

Eagle Runs like the wind. Maria Muchenje u/17 competed in the Cross-country marathon 6km competition at district level.
Maria will be proceeding to Provincial level 🥳🥳 🦅Congratulations!.

U/9 Boys Hockey team enjoyed a exciting day playing their first tournament

On the 23rd of August, two U/17 athletes Maria Muchenje and Theophelus Nkala participated in the Capricorn Marathon at Flora Park Comprehensive. They ran 6km with Theophelus, coming out in third place and Maria scoring first place. They shared their struggles and hardships when preparing for this event, and they even felt like giving u and not participating. Then, in their desperate time of need, they put the event in God’s hands, and they walk away with their heads held high and medal around their necks at the end of the day.

By Xihlenga Nkuzana

Eagles Nest Christian School held a baptism session on 16 August, during which 21 learners eagerly embraced their Christian faith through water baptism.

This event marks a significant fulfilment of the great commission written in Matthew 28:19, “Therefore, go and make disciples of all the nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.”
Parents attended to witness this milestone in their children’s lives. Pastor Jeremiah Chiendamunyama and the Executive Principal Mr JN van den Berg shared profound insights into the importance of baptism in the Christian journey.
Each learner had the privilege of being baptised while the crowd joyously applauded as witnesses to this spiritual commitment.

Eagle’s Nest Christian School Learner- Bokang Ramohlale was crowned as the Queen of Miss Polokwane Show 2024 !

Eagle Nest Christian School celebratedthe Christian Holiday- Ascension day on 9 May to celebrate Jesus Ascending to Heaven.

Eagles Nest Christian School’s grade 9 learners went to the Career Expo on Tuesday, the 7th May along side Tr Alicia & Tr Tebogo 

Eagles Nest Christian School’s  Grade 10 learners went to the Career Expo on Wednesday, the 8th May @ the Polokwane Cricket Club along side Tr Alicia & Tr Tebogo filled with lots of learning and fun. 

The learners explored different career fields that were informative to assist learners, not only to choose the correct career path but to choose the have an insight of correct subject choices as well.

His speech:

I just want to thank Eagle’s Nest Christian School for enabling me to reach greater heights as a leader and as a person. I appreciate the exposure to debate, the writing competition, outreach programs, leadership and sports activities, and an exceptional education. All these form the core of my United Nations profile. Many students take these opportunities for granted and are quick to forget that these very opportunities build us up and add to our credibility in society.

Blessings

Ndiwanga Adolph Madzivhandila

Congratulations to our athletes. They participated at the Limpopo trails on Thursday. Luniko was first in under 10 long jump, Rirhandzu was first in under 12 long jump and Mpho was second in under 11 high jump. Also, Luniko and Rirhandzu have qualified to go to Nationals in the school holiday.

Eagles Nest Christians School wrote the International Benchmark Tests every year to ensure we keep up with the International standards. This is a world-class, skills-based diagnostic assessment designed by a global expert to help improve school learning. The IBT is not tied to a specific curriculum, allowing for fair comparisons between students across schools and worldwide, and content is updated every year. This year, we had the following learners who did exceptionally well.

From LEFT to RIGHT:

Kinson Nkuna, Ndiwavhi Mundalamo, Mikhenso Mashaba, Thanbang Rangongo, Risuna Mthombeni, Efrata Hailu Woldeys, Lesedi Lerutla, Oratilwe Lesailane, Ditiro Greatness Ramaila

The Eagles Nest senior debate team emerged victorious in a heated showdown against Stanford Lake College, securing the prestigious Mayor’s Cup. Among more than 25 participating schools in the annual Polokwane Executive Mayor’s Cup, several were eliminated in the preliminary rounds. Despite formidable competition from schools like Capricorn High School, Veritas, and PEPPS, the Eagles persevered, ultimately defeating Stanford Lake College in the finals. Ruth Phiri’s eloquence earned her the title of best speaker in both the semi-finals and the finals.
Reflecting on their journey, Dr. Mac van den Berg, the executive principal, remarked, “Since our debut in the Mayor’s Cup in 2010, our senior team has consistently excelled, securing the trophy in 8 consecutive years from 2011 to 2016, and now in 2022-2023.” Expressing gratitude for the victory, Dr. van den Berg extended appreciation to God, the debate coach, teachers, and the debaters for their outstanding dedication and effort.

Ashley Chitimera, Lesedi Shadung, Neo Mosomane, Devine Okoro, Kgabo Senyatsi,Tshimologo Mongwane, Theta Ntlhane, Noko, Boitumelo Sehoana, Maxine Shai, Mpho Komape, Matshidiso Phiri, Vukona Chauke, Tshegofatšo Boshomane, Boikanyo Mohlake and Lunathi Male.

ACSI Prayer Link

Psalm 36:5
Your love, LORD, reaches to the heavens, your faithfulness to the skies.
Psalm 89:5
The heavens praise your wonders, LORD, your faithfulness too, in the assembly of the holy ones.
Psalm 119:90
Your faithfulness continues through all generations; you established the earth, and it endures.
Lamentations 3:22-23
Because of the LORD’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail.
They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.
Psalm 33:4
For the word of the LORD is right and true; he is faithful in all he does.
Deuteronomy 7:9
Know therefore that the LORD your God is God; he is the faithful God, keeping his covenant of love to a thousand generations of those who love him and keep his commandments.
Hebrews 10:23
Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.
I John 1:9
If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness

2 Thessalonians 3:3
But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.
1 Corinthians 1:9
God is faithful, who has called you into fellowship with his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.
1 Corinthians 10:13
No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted[b] beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it.
Proverbs 3:3
Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of
your heart.

Front row, left to right: Bokang Ramohlale, Ernah, Kgodiso Moloto, Letago Mohale, Blessing, Maria Muchenje.

Second row left to right: Xihlenga Nkuzana, Tshegofatso Mabotha, Lunathi Male, Ashley Chitimera, Bontle Matlala, Tshegofatso Boshomane, Shibu Mafokwane, Simon Mupotaringa.

Back row, left to right: Kutullo Sekwapa, Neo Komape, Anogelo, Lazarus Chitsuro, Itumeleng Mathole, Kamogelo Gafane, Matthew McKenzie, Devine Mabesere, Thato Kubai, Kopano Sekgoka, Akuchinere Ezeagwi, Tshepang Tsotetsi, Fhumulani Maselesele, Theophulos Nkala, Blessing Sithole.

Eagles Nest High School teachers are ready to keep our students safe in 2024.

Primary Eagles attended the Gauteng Inter-Regional Chess Team Championships 2024, which were held on January 13 and 14. The following Eagle learners represented various Capricorn Teams. From left: Amohelang Leagau (U/14c), Omphile Mathete (U/10b), Muano Ndou (U/14c), and Tumelo Maunatlala (U/12a).