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Class of 2025

In an uncertain and unstable period in history, you walked through the gates of Hoërskool Ben Viljoen in 2021 as confused grade 8s - armoured with a mask, a bottle of disinfectant and a heart full of questions. You entered a world that seemed different from the one you were prepared for: hallways were quieter, smiles were hidden, and distance was part of the new normal. But you walked nonetheless - brave, curious and willing to adapt. That first step already showed what kind of matriculants you would be one day.

Owlets of 2026 welcomed at the hostels

Huis Cherié Girls’ Hostel and Boomhuis Boys’ Hostel opened their doors on Friday evening for next year’s Grade 8 Owls. This special sleepover is annually one of the highlights on the hostel calendar, and once again proved why our hostels truly are a home away from home.

Dallers visits Laerskool Julian Muller

In the spirit of true leadership and school pride, three of our EC Chairpersons paid a meaningful visit to Laerskool Julian Muller this morning. The purpose of the visit was simple, but extremely valuable: to congratulate the newly elected leaders of 2026, to encourage them, and to strengthen a bridge of collaboration between the schools.

Uduxo Prize Giving | 2025

On Monday, 17 November 2025, Hoërskool Ben Viljoen's Uduxo classes held their annual Prize Giving Ceremony in the elegant and tranquil surroundings of Marble Hall Golf Club. The beautiful venue, with its view of lush golf courses, created the ideal atmosphere for a celebration of hard work, growth and exceptional achievement.

Twenty-One NSC Markers

We want to congratulate TWENTY ONE of our dedicated staff members on their respective appointments as markers for the 2025 National Senior Certificate papers.
This achievement serves as further proof of the excellent quality of our teachers, who, with their expertise and dedication, form an indispensable part of the heartbeat of Hoërskool Ben Viljoen.

On Saturday, 25 October 2025, our first cricket team faced HTS Middelburg in the Noordvaal quarter-final on their home ground. From the start, the match was of a high standard.

Our team batted first and managed to score a total of 225 runs in 41.4 innings. Wihan Alberts played an outstanding innings, smashing 83 runs from 100 balls. In comparison, Limni-Lu Heswick also made a valuable contribution with 43 runs from 40 balls, which strengthened the team's momentum in the middle innings.

HTS Middelburg, however, fought back strongly. Their batsmen took control from early on and managed to reach the target with 229 runs for the loss of only three wickets. Although our men fought bravely, the home team eventually achieved victory.