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The 1st team were recently at the St Stithians Festival. They played 5 matches, winning 4 and losing 1. They scored 20 goals overall and only conceded 5, with Milan Stipcevich leading the way with 6 goals...

St David's Marist Inanda had teams across all age groups playing over the Easter Festival period. The u14 and u15's were at Michaelhouse in the KZN Midlands where they played against the hosts and teams from Zimbabwe and KZN, respectively. The 1st XV was at the St John's Festival. In the first fixture, Kingswood College taught us lessons in simplicity, accuracy and finishing while we as a group were off the pace in more than a few areas...

"Our isiZulu Department was honoured to host the isiZulu Public Speaking Competition at our Sandton Campus, welcoming participation from over ten schools. It was truly inspiring to witness the passion and dedication of young people, all united by their love for the language and their willingness to express themselves with confidence and pride." - Nontando Gumede, Head of Subject: isiZulu 

Prestige Athletics delivered an electric day on the field; and our boys rose to the occasion with grit, determination and undeniable class. St David's placed first in both the A and B Sections...

Written by Old Boy Garrick Pagel, River FC was born from a simple yet compelling brief: to explore the dynamics of young men navigating life within a close-knit team environment. What emerged was a gritty, humorous and deeply moving portrayal of English football culture, capturing the camaraderie, tension and pressures synonymous with the “beautiful game.”

The 2026 winter sports season began with energy and pride as St David's Marist Inanda hosted its first Home Derby Day of the year against St Stithians College, welcoming players, families and supporters to a vibrant morning of school sport.

Founded in 1941 during the turmoil of the Second World War, St David’s Marist Inanda emerged from a bold and faith-filled vision of the Marist Brothers. Expanding on the legacy of Marist Koch Street (1889) and Marist Observatory (1924), the new College responded to growing demand while committing itself to a values-based education rooted in the spirit of St Marcellin Champagnat. The Confortare Award recognises those who have served or been formed by the College and who exemplify humility, simplicity, courage and conviction in their contribution to society. The first award was conferred posthumously on Brother Jude Pieterse (1939–2022).

On Friday the 27th we hosted a conversation about something every single one of our has faced: Setbacks. Whether in sports, academics, friendships or personal goals, we all know what it feels like when things don’t go our way.