Founding headmaster of Selborne Primary School. There were 342 students registered in the first year and the school premises were located in Muir street. 

Selborne Primary School became separate from Selborne College

by Miss Elizabeth Sims

The sport was started at the school by Walter Munday. He was a teacher from 1938 - 1968.

Mr Mollatt founded the Parents Teachers Association. Conway Cragg was the first chairman.

Miss Sylvia Dickie proposed a school library.

Athletics, swimming, cricket and tennis

Alan Lister became the president of the South African Teachers Association

Mr Lister asked permission to use the College badge with Primary wording included. George Floyd agreed.

The primary moved to the same premises as the College, in Dawson road.

The Boys' council was started by Mr Lister

School magazine, named 'The Beehive' was first published.

Mr Stevens took up the idea of group work which started in 1950 by Lister. This required tables and chairs instead of desks.

Music department was started by Miss Jean Fowler.

The 50^th anniversary of the naming of Selborne was celebrated at the Primary School.

Architects advised to proceed with draft working drawings for Selborne Primary.

Site handed to the builders

Founding headmaster of Selborne Primary School

Opening of new Primary buildings by Mr S Theron, director of Cape Education Department