- ST JOHN'S COLLEGE ON THE NIGHT 2011
- International Schools' Golf Tournament 2011
- St John's College Gaudy Day 2011
- ICT Conference: 5 – 7 July 2011
- Drama Production: The Royal Hunt Of The Sun
- Jo'burg Debate 2011
- Music/Keyboard Conference 2011
- St John's/Paarl Boys' – Wine Auction 2011
- Annual Easter Rugby Festival 2011
- IBSC National Conference South Africa 2011
- School prefects
- 2011 IEB MATRIC RESULTS
- Le Sueur Cup
- Leadership programme
- House system
- Boarding
- Uniform regulations
- School emblem
- School prayer and hymn
- Disciplinary code
- Headmaster's regulations
- Substance abuse policy
- CCC Alcohol and Drugs Initiative
- Bus service
- A day in the life at St John's
- Virtual tours
Pupils are prepared for IEB Matriculation examinations. The majority of them are expected to achieve a University pass.
The classes are named as follows:
| Remove: | Grade 8 | |
| Lower IV: | Grade 9 | |
| Upper IV: | Grade 10 | |
| Lower V: | Grade 11 | |
| Upper V: | Grade 12: Matric | |
| Lower VI: | VIth Form: Post Matric: First of two years for pupils with GCSE qualification. | |
| Upper VI: | VIth Form: Post Matric: Second Year for second year pupils, or pupils with matriculation qualification. |
The normal curriculum comprises the following subjects:
- Additional Mathematics
- Afrikaans
- Art
- Biology (Now called: Life Sciences)
- Computer Studies
- Divinity
- Dramatic Arts
- Economics (Sixth Form option)
- English
- French
- Geography
- German
- History
- Italian (by special arrangement)
- Latin
- Mathematics
- Maths Paper III
- Music
- Physical Science
- Psychology (Sixth Form option)
- Zulu
The above subjects are also available in Grades 8 and 9 (except Advanced Programme Mathematics). Grades 8 and 9 have courses in the eight learning areas required to qualify for the General Education Certificate (GEC). In addition to the above, learning areas Technology and Economic & Management Services are also offered.
