Ilitha Ntinini, hailing from the Transkei and Khayelitsha (nicknamed "Mister" as a child for his earnest and mature attitude) is now in Grade 8 at SACS. "Discovered" by Connect Sports Academy, where he impressed not only with his rugby skill but also his determination and maturity, he was chosen for the first Class of 82 Scholarship. With a quiet determination, Mister is squarely facing the formidable challenge of his disadvantaged academic background, and has demonstrated commitment to an extensive tutorial program to address the gap in his education, specifically in English and Math (which this scholarship is committed to support along with all of his other school needs).  Already a proud SACS man, with your help, he will succeed at SACS, and go on to lift himself, his family and future generations to greater heights.We welcome your support.  Needless to say this is not only for members of the Class of 82. Other SACS Old Boys living in the USA are most welcome to support Mister or to start your own campaigns through the KBFUS program and website.

SACS Class of 82 Scholar Ilitha "Mister" Ntinini

SACS is a centre of teaching, cultural and sporting excellence that promotes critical thinking and social responsibility.  

To promote excellence within an all-round education, to prepare boys to play a constructive role as compassionate, thinking individuals in society. 
 
SACS is the oldest high school in South Africa, founded in September 1829. It is arguably the most magnificent setting at the foot of Table Mountain and Devils peak. The school prides itself on the balanced education it provides, the world-class facilities on offer, the fact that SACS men strive for excellence in all spheres of school life and that it places a strong emphasis on high moral values. 

Far from resting contentedly on its 186 year-old record of growth and excellence, SACS in the 1980s and early 90s, led the Open Schools' Movement, making it possible, without the formal sanction of the Nationalist Government, for the integration of South African schools. Boys 'of colour,' Muslim and Christian, had been enrolled at SACS throughout the 19th century but, segregated for 85 odd years by the Cape School Board's Act of 1905 and the subsequent blight of apartheid, the school had the unusual satisfaction of  re-opening  its doors in 1992 to boys of all races. One of only four schools world-wide privileged enough to possess its own Rhodes Scholarship, SACS has attracted to itself pupils possessing the calibre, academically, culturally and in the sporting sphere to qualify for consideration for this, 'our greatest prize.' 
 
 A record of growth and excellence.

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SACS Class of 82 Scholar Ilitha "Mister" Ntinini

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