Hilton College

But I think God was kind of using that time to mold me into who I am today.

And from the Drakensberg Boys Choir, I went to another school in KZN called Hilton College.

And that's where I kind of realized and accepted that this gift is not for myself.

I ran into hundreds, I don't want to say thousands, but but hundreds of people who appreciated my gift.

It's less about boarding school where I actually enjoyed the food because also, you know, Michael House, it wasn't the worst food in the world.

It wasn't quite Hilton, but it was pretty good.

Were you the guy who would sit as the meal was progressing and kind of look left and look right and eventually say, are you going to finish that? Did other guys have to sort of curl their...

their arm that didn't have a fork around their food just to keep you at a distance.

Newswatch's Lauren Hendricks has the story.

The KZN-born 3D artist grew up on a farm in Cockstead and attended Hilton College before making a name for himself in virtual world building.

During lockdown, Trawik created a virtual space where people could connect when the real world was off limits.

That project became Uncanny Alley, an immersive world where audiences don't just watch the action, they become part of it.

It's the work of the journalist Terry Ann Browers writing on the Money website.

Hilton College will partner with a university in the West Indies, St. George's University on the island of Grenada.

they've concluded something called an academic affiliation agreement to create international pathways.

I'm quoting from Terry Ann's piece, quote, international pathways for South African secondary school students seeking to study medicine.