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BEGINING OF TERM 2 2026 NEWSLETTER

 MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL, N LINGANI Dear Parents, Guardians, Learners, and Members of the Maitland High Community, It is with great honour and a deep sense of responsibility that I step into the role of Principal at Maitland High. I am truly excited to join a school with such rich history, strong values, and a vibrant community. At the heart of my vision is a simple belief: every learner deserves the opportunity to grow, succeed, and feel valued. Education is not only about academic achievement, but also about shaping character, building confidence, and preparing young people to navigate an ever-changing world. I am committed to working closely with our dedicated staff to create a safe, supportive, and disciplined environment where excellence can thrive. Together, we will continue to raise standards, celebrate achievements, and support every learner in reaching their full potential. To our parents and guardians, your partnership is essential. A strong school is built on collaboratio...
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  MHS GIRLS SOCCER IS BACK!!  Maitland high girls soccer team for the first time in a long time played their very first match against president high school, this marked a great start over for the girls .  Although soccer is more dominated by males. Maitland High School has given our young teenage girls access to the sport, To be a female in a male dominant sport can be extremely challenging as males are seen to be more superior and hardworking. This might take away confidence from females, leading to gender discrimination etc. Maitland High School encourages our girls to stay Bold, empowered and courageous . Our Girls have played against President High School with the score of 3-3 which was a draw.  "Believe in yourself as a young woman, because you can do anything you put your mind to" added our girls soccer coach Ms Mtwezi. Author: Unathi Mhlaba
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  GRADE 8 TOP ACHIEVERS TERM 1 2022 As any other learner, Astrid was also nervous during the examinations but what boosted her confidence was the fact that she put in the effort by studying on time. She was consistent with her study time which was about 2-3 hours a day.  Here is what she has to say to fellow grade 8s “If you are struggling just try and find help, if you really want it then you will get it.” TOP 10 ACHIEVERS GRADE 8 TERM 1  Author : Rorisang Gause
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  Wakhanya one of Maitland Highschool best soccer player on the team shares his experience on being a soccer player. ‘’  The Feeling of having this huge role is unexplainable as it brings joy, focus and empathy. Being a soccer player comes with wins and losses , so you will have to be strong emotionally to have the ability to handle the worst.   The teams recent match was against President High School with the outcome of 2-1. Winning the match was both challenging and exciting as the schools have thier own differences.‘’ WRITTEN BY: UNATHI MHLABA
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  ANOTHER VICTORY FOR MAITLAND HIGH GIRLS NETBALL Score : 4–0
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Warm Welcome by Principal

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                                            It gives me  immense pleasure  to head up this wonderful school that I have over three decades become part of. My association with Maitland High School spans  many  years and I have grown in my man a gement progression to adopt  all  the  learners its  staff members as my own family.  Every learner  is always regarded  as a star and every staff member as a meaningful contributor to bring out the  absolute best  in everyone.  As the head of Maitland High School, together with my management team and all the stakeholders it is our  wholehearted ambition to allow every learner   to  excel  and  to  be the  absolute best  th e y can be   on their own potential.  My educators ensure that  all  learners are  a...
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