was moved to Summerveld. In 2016 the route finish returned to TMC due to various safety concerns in the Summerveld area. The Long Walk is becoming extremely popular with more and more people taking part therein, and attracts participants from all over KwaZulu-Natal as well as the rest of South Africa. In 2020, 2021 & 2022 the school was forced to cancel the Long Walk due to COVID-19 restrictions on mass gatherings. The Long Walk returns in March 2023 with Covid restrictions having been lifted across South Africa. Sports Thomas More is known for its competitiveness in terms of sports. Although neither the high school nor senior primary have the same number of pupils as the other single-sex schools in the greater Durban area, the school's teams are able to provide tough competition. The 1st cricket, hockey and waterpolo sides are regarded as some of the best in the area, while some players of individual sports have gained provincial colours. The 1st Team Waterpolo sides (Boys' 1st and Girls' 1st) embarked on a successful tour to Serbia in 2010, whilst the 1st Team Cricket and Rugby sides regularly go on tours. The 1st hockey teams also compete annually in at various tournaments across the country and have travelled internationally for various training camps. Academics TMC pupils write the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) exams. Compulsory subjects include: English Afrikaans or isiZulu (as a first additional language) Life Orientation Mathematics Core or Mathematics Literacy The students are also required to take at least three other subjects of their choice: Accounting AP Mathematics (Additional Subject) AP English (Additional Subject) AP Science (Additional Subject) Business Studies Design Dramatic Arts Engineering Graphics & Design (EGD) Geography History Information Technology (IT) Life Sciences (Biology) Marine Science (Additional Subject) Physical Science Visual Arts School of Music Thomas More College has its own dedicated school of music. The School of Music at Thomas More College offers tuition for beginners to advanced pupils, and is open to all pupils in the Upper Highway community as well as adults. Exams are offered through Trinity College as well as Royal Schools in all practical and theoretical aspects of music. The following instruments are offered (private tuition): Piano Drums Guitar Flute Violin Voice training Past Pupils’ Association The origins of the Past Pupils' Association can be traced back to 1973. Since co-education was not to come until 1975, it was the Thomas