Spar Superstars SLS 2026

MOSA Mabotja is being recognised for being an exceptional all-rounder. The Grade 2 learner is a football fanatic and shows off his calculated skills on the field, while still making time to show off his mental prowess. Mosa also placed second in class.

KHETHELO Shozi is being nominated as a SPAR superstar for his exceptional skills on the track field. The Grade 5 learner was selected to represent KZN in long jump in the national championships which took place in Cape Town.

HLELOLWENKOSI Gumede is being recognised for swift netball skills as she was recently selected as one of the top 20 players in the DSSC trials. The Grade 7
learner represented the
district at netball tournament
on April 17.

CAYLE Auguste is being nominated after he was selected to represent KZN in high jump at the national championships in Cape Town recently. The Grade 5
learner was selected for the
provincial team after making
it through the qualifiers.

AMAHLE Andile Davis is being recognised for her remarkable skills on the football pitch. The Grade 11 learner always goes the extra mile for the sport and this is showed off in her making the KZN soccer team three years in a
row.

LUSANDA Nkwanyana is being nominated not only for his great leadership skills and good values, but for his skills on the basketball court as well. The Grade 12 learner serves as the deputy headboy for 2026. Lusanda is a humble, quiet and caring leader.

APHELELE Mbutho is being nominated as a SPAR superstar for being selected as deputy head girl for the year 2026. The Grade 12 learner said she takes pride in her work and considers herself as an academic warrior. Aphelele achieved the highest aggregate in term 1.

ANDISWA Shabane is being nominated for her for swift and smart plays on the rugby field. The Grade 11 learner was a part of the girls team who played the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival and was deemed player of the tournament for her team.