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2027 student leaders at St Andrew’s announced at special assembly

Peers share wonderful words about the new 2027 student leaders selected at the St Andrew’s School for Girls.

Three St Andrew’s School for Girls pupils were announced as the 2027 student leaders during a special assembly.

School marketer Brandon Townsend shared that Caitlyn Dube was named head girl, with Oyintanda Msimanga and Isabella Bruyns as deputy head girls.

“We congratulate Caitlyn Dube, Oyintanda Msimanga and Isabella Bruyns and wish them all the best as they begin this exciting new chapter of their school journey. We would also like to thank our outgoing head girl and deputy head girls for their commitment, leadership and service to the school throughout the year,” said Townsend.

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During the voting process, Townsend said their peers shared warm words about them.

Msimanga was described by peers as consistent, kind, humble and hardworking, with a strong presence and genuine care for the St Andrew’s community. Smart, dedicated and socially conscious, she handles different people and situations with grace and brings light to those around her. Her passion for making a difference and leading well will make her a role model for the younger grades.

Bruyns was highlighted as an inspiring role model to younger girls, known for her strong work ethic, dependability and genuine care for the school community.

She is someone others can always rely on, whether for big responsibilities or the small things that matter.

She brings positive energy wherever she goes and is a dedicated sportswoman, supportive team player and natural leader who morally understands, embraces and consistently lives out the values of the school.

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Dube was praised as kind, genuine, humble and selfless, always supportive, organised and reliable. Her optimism, warmth and constant smile light up every room, while her calm, composed and disciplined nature allows her to handle pressure and crises with grace.

Down-to-earth, grounded, efficient and an all-rounder, she is a true inspiration and a shoulder to lean on for everyone around her. She is a natural leader who cares deeply about the St Andrew’s community and embodies its values.

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Naidine Sibanda

Naidine Sibanda is Bedfordview and Edenvale News’ senior journalist. A University of Johannesburg journalism graduate, she began her career with TEACH South Africa before moving into community reporting at Caxton’s Rosebank Killarney Gazette, where she rose to senior journalist and earned recognition in the FCJ Awards. She also worked as communications officer for the James and Ethel Gray Park Foundation. Passionate about amplifying community voices, Naidine looks forward to highlighting both challenges and achievements in Bedfordview and Edenvale areas.

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