Boys preparatory school in Westcliff, Johannesburg.

Johannesburg Newspaper

Premier role in the Transvaal Province during the apartheid era.

Provincial education authority for the former Transvaal Province.

Serial publication

Former province of South Africa from the time of Union in 1910 up until the eve of the democratic election in April, 1994.

Governing body of the Transvaal Province until 1986. The Transvaal Province was incorporated into various provinces in the new dispensation of 1994, including Gauteng, North West, Mpumalanga and Limpopo.

The original Treverton Preparatory School for Boys operated on the present Prep School site in from 1939 until 1957 before it closed down. It was resuscitated in 1963 when the property was re-purchased and Derek Hudson-Reed, a teacher at St Stithians, was appointed as its first headmaster in 1964. He later became Rector of Treverton, serving the College until his retirement in 1987.
John Huggett, a Saints alumnus also served as Head from 2017 until 2020.

South African Rowing club.

The Union of South Africa was established through the unification of the former Boer and British colonial territories. It was known as the Union of South Africa until it was declared a Republic on the 31st May 1961.

The Union of South Africa was established through the unification of the former Boer and British colonial territories. It was known as the Union of South Africa until it was declared a Republic on the 31st May 1961.

South African government body responsible for the education of white children during the apartheid years.

South African political party

UK body responsible for the registering of births and deaths.

Oldest university in South Africa

South African distance learning institution

Used where the creation of an item cannot be attributed to an identified single person or group of people.

Boys preparatory school in Pretoria, gauteng.

Body established by Methodists in Johannesburg with the aim of raising funds to build a church.

Company of which Charles Leake was Managing Director.
Details of Leake's early history can be found in the following online article from the 1918 Agricultural Journal: https://journals.co.za/doi/pdf/10.10520/AJA0000021_1003