The 2025 Chronicle

TATHAM

TATHAM Back Row: Oliver Guy, Ethan Chiimba, Henry Walters, Jack Ries, Owen Reeve, Thomas Ries, Nyiko Mboweni, Reese Hill, Reece Cole, Luke Farren, Makena Githiri, Matthew Bennett, Joshua Strudwick, Jayeon Connoway-Chang, Nicholas Wulfsohn, Daniel Uys Fourth Row: Michael Ngorima, John Piper, Oluwatobiloba Omotosho, Cody Sander, Drew Lindsay, Emmanuel Chama, Ethan Perry, Heath Turner, Ben Knoetze, Oliver Pluke, Luke Pattrick, Okuhle Nkosi, Warona Ramorobi, Mitchell Muirhead, Chase Maskell Middle Row: Connor Jordaan, Jamie Grantham, Mitchell Bekker, Kingsley Flanagan, Khulubuse Ngcaweni, Jared Cole, Mikahael Geemooi, Khashane Maenetje, Jonathan Steyn, Powers Motsileng, Rorisang Obasi, Mashiza Zama, Cameron McCleary, Joshua Carr Second Row: Harry Steyn, Munyaradzi Zimuto, Albert Van Zyl, Caleb Lennert, Cameron Pluke, Mitchell Guy, Cooper Morrison, Robin Grantham, Michael Le Roux, James Buys, Tumelo Dlamini, Oratile Phasha, Ross Wulfsohn, Ubuntu Khulu Front Row (seated): Mr Hayden Hankinson, Ms Matrina Mbambo, Craig Cribbins, Mrs Peta Roberts, William Russon, Mr William Koopman, Ziyanda Hlongwa, Mr Righardt Kotze, Oliver Davis, Mrs Nolwazi Shezi, Khwezi Dube, Mr Graeme Lucas-Bull, Robert Steyn, Mr Vuyo Mkhize, Maximillian Murray, Mr Brandon Peel.

a space where you are known, valued and understood. It’s the feeling of belonging to something bigger than yourself: a brotherhood built on shared routines, late-night conversations, inside jokes and the quiet comfort of knowing that the people around you genuinely care. And this year, that brotherhood has reflected in the boys themselves – in the countless things they have achieved, the challenges they have pushed through and the moments of growth which they can claim as their own. From the small wins to the standout accomplishments, every boy has added to the spirit of Tatham. In E Block the boys had a bit of a rough start as they settled into their new home. However, they were able to achieve some sig nificant accomplishments throughout the year. Ross Wulfsohn, James Buys and Cameron Pluke all made A-team cricket. Coo per Morrison, Tumelo Dlamini and Caleb Lennert played A-team rugby. James Buys and Cameron Pluke played A-team hockey. Mitch Guy played U15A water polo and Cooper Morrison played

Written by Oliver Davis

Housemaster: Mr Righardt Kotze Assistant Housemaster: Mr William Koopman House Tutors: Mr Graeme Lucas-Bull, Ms Aimee Nell, Mr Brandon Peel, Mrs Peta Roberts, Interns: Mr Hayden Hankison, Mr Vuyo Mkhize Housemother: Mrs Nolwazi Shezi Head of House: Oliver Davis Deputy Head of House: Ziyanda Hlongwa House Prefects: Khwezi Dube, Robert Steyn, William Russon, Maximillian Murray, Ziyanda Hlongwa, Craig Cribbins.

What does it mean to be in a place that feels like home? It means more than simply living in a building. In Tatham it means stepping into

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