Senior Heads for 2025 – Ashton International College Ballito. Ashton International College Ballito, KwaZulu Natal, announced their leaders for 2025.

Meet the Head Boy: Ruan Tredoux.

What do you bring to the Ashton Family, Ruan? “What I strive to bring to the Ashton family is kindness.

Kindness is one of the greatest gifts you can give to someone.
It shows that you care about that person. Kindness costs you nothing but can be priceless to that person. And the greatest thing about it is that it’s a chain reaction.
One act of kindness leads to another and then another. No act of kindness will ever go unwanted.
“A warm smile is the universal language of kindness” – (William Arthur Ward)”

Meet the 2025 Deputy Head Girl, Zime Khuluse.

What do you bring to the Ashton Family, Zime? My name is Zime Khuluse and I believe that each of us has something distinctive to offer the Ashton family. And that together we are much greater than our individual strengths. I bring a passion for collaboration and a commitment to supporting my peers with great devotion and enthusiasm. Along with the prefect body, I strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, empowered and respected.

Meet the Head of Sport: Jaiden Krambeck.

What do you bring to the Ashton Family, Jaiden? “Hello all, my name is Jaiden Krambeck, and as Head of Sport for Ashton. I am here to motivate and encourage everyone to give their all and strive for excellence. I am always here if anyone is in need of support, both on and off the field. And if you ever feel down, let me be the person to lift you up.

Head of London House, Morgan Nel.

What do you bring to the Ashton Family, Morgan? “My name is Morgan Nel, and I will be your Head of London for 2025. From a young age, sports have been a central part of my life, teaching me invaluable lessons in discipline, dedication, and resilience. These experiences have shaped my approach not only to sports but also to leadership. I believe in the power of nurturing talent, particularly in our sports department. I strive to lead with integrity, always choosing what’s right over what’s easy. Furthermore I am excited to support and inspire our new young sportsmen and sportswomen, and I look forward to welcoming the Grade 8s of 2025. I will help them find their place in our sporting community and strive to create an environment where everyone feels seen and valued.