New head of St Andrew’s School for Girls’ preschool takes the reins
“I have always believed that early childhood education is the foundation for everything that comes after," said Maistry.
Neerasha Maistry has been inducted as the new head of preschool at St Andrew’s School for Girls.
“As I transition into the role, I feel an even deeper sense of purpose,” stated Maistry.
St Andrew’s announced the appointment of Maistry around August last year.
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At the time school’s head of marketing, Caterina Cannone, elaborated on Maistry’s educational journey and early studies including a BA in Law, a PGCE with a focus on the foundation phase and intersen phase, as well as an Honours in Education Management.
“I have always believed that early childhood education is the foundation for everything that comes after.
“It’s where we lay the groundwork for academic success, social-emotional development, and a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.
“My goal is to ensure that every child who walks through our doors leaves with the confidence and curiosity to face the world, knowing that they are capable of achieving great things,” said Maistry.
Speaking on behalf of the school Cannone said, “We are thrilled to welcome Maistry as our newly-inducted head of preschool.
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“She was inducted into the role by the Anglican Dean of Johannesburg, the Very Revd Dr Mariri, our school chaplain, Rev Lea Marumo, our chair of the board, Yolisa Pasipanodya, and our heads of school, Bev van Niekerk and Gill Jeffrey.
“It was a splendid occasion, witnessed by the whole school, and Maistry’s special guests. We wish her the most blessed journey ahead!”
