KZN Colours for Performing Arts
Durban Preparatory High School offers a well rounded and holistic education. Sport and culture hold an equal importance. This was recently highlighted when 19 boys from between Grade R –…
Grade 1 Art – Creepy Crawlies
During their art lessons, the Durban Preparatory High School Grade 1 boys have been exploring the theme Creepy Crawlies. They have had a chance to use colour and textures. The…
Artist of the Week – 12 May 2023
Congratulations to this weeks “Artist of the Week” from Grade 5 & 7. Azhar Essack (5H), Zethembiso Jordan (5H), Tiisetso Leshabane (5M), Tayib Asmal (5M), Waseem Asmal (5F), Mpendulo Moyo…
Grade 4 Art : Weaving
Weaving is a fun activity that helps to develop your child’s fine motor skills including eye-hand coordination and problem-solving skills. The Durban Preparatory High School Grade 4 boys recently made…
Grade 1 Art – Robots
In Grade 1 cutting requires practice, perseverance and focus. At Durban Preparatory High School the Grade 1 boys enjoy an art lesson for an hour per week in the Junior…
Chess is both a game and a sport!
The Durban Preparatory High School functions room was filled with boys competing against each other as Chess has been introduced as a co-curricular activity for Term 2. DPHS proudly offers…
Artist of the Week – 17 March 2023
What a delightful theme. These colourful cows have so much character and personality. Well done to the artists of the week from Grade 5. Harry Finnemore (5L), Jesse James (5L),…
Grade 2 Pirate Sword Design
In preparation for the Durban Preparatory High School Grade 2 Pirate Dress Up Day, during their design lesson the boys designed and embellished their swords, creating their own unique design…
Grade 1 Art
The DPHS Grade 1s completed their first fun art piece. They focused on line, shape and colour whilst practicing their cutting out and colouring in skills. These Llamas made their…
We Will Rock You
After two years the DPHS Interhouse plays returned to the stage. “We Will Rock You” was a celebration and reflection of how far we’ve come since March 2020. It was…
