With 2025 drawing to a close, Orban School reflects on a year marked by remarkable achievements, vibrant community spirit, and the ongoing growth of its learners.

The school celebrates the accomplishments of every member of its Orban family, from students and staff to alumni and parents.

Academically, the year reached a historic milestone when Ariana Alekar achieved the first-ever 100% in the South African Council for English Education Language Challenge, an accomplishment the school described as extraordinary. The performing arts also shone brightly, with the fairytale fever of the Shrek production captivating audiences and a strong showing at the Eisteddfod, where Orban placed 3rd overall, highlighting the depth of talent among its learners.

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Sports and leadership achievements added further luster to the year. Students like Muhammad Bholat (Gauteng table tennis) and Aidan de Kock (SA wrestling champs) brought home accolades, while Umar Bismilla was appointed to the mini council, demonstrating the school’s commitment to nurturing leadership.

Alumni, such as Quinton Tsobo (Ride Joburg) and high school leaders Taskeen Ballim and Naseeha Jooma continue to make the Orban community proud with their accomplishments.

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Community engagement remained at the heart of Orban’s ethos. Events, such as the first-ever padel tournament, the Grade 7 Spur evening, and grandparents day, brought families and learners together, while charitable initiatives, like the toy run and the CHOC bread drive, demonstrated the school’s generosity and commitment to supporting others.

The Orban School team extends warm wishes to its students, parents, and staff. “May you disconnect from the busy world and reconnect with your loved ones, filling your homes with laughter and creating cherished memories.”

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