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Boelies – Help so jou kinders Baie ouers is nie bewus daarvan dat hul kind moontlik ‘n slagoffer van afknouery in die skoolomgewing kan wees nie – totdat dit te laat is. Kinders wil nie altyd hul ouers vertel dat hulle afgeknou word nie, uit vrees vir wat die boelie aan hulle sal doen as hulle uitpraat, of omdat hulle skaam of verleë is daaroor. Daar kan baie redes wees waarom jou kind jou nie wil vertel dat hy afgeknou word nie: daarom is dit jou werk as ouer om ‘n oog (en ‘n oor) op jou kind te hou. Wees bewus! Afknouery is ‘n wêreldwye probleem en Suid- Afrika is beslis geen uitsondering nie. Volgens ‘n Unesco-verslag1 word bykans 250 miljoen kinders en jongmense jaarliks op ‘n globale skaal afgeknou. Navorsing toon dat boelies daarop uit is om sekere kinders te treiter en af te knou weens verskeie redes, soos verskille in etniese en kultuurgroepe, liggaamlike voorkoms, of seksuele of geslagsoriëntasie. ‘n Boelie situasie word gekenmerk deur 6 definiërende faktore7, nl.: •
Intensie om iemand skade te berokken – Die oortreder vind genot daarin om die slagoffer te domineer en uit te tart.
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Intensiteit en die duur van die situasie – Die boelie hou aan met sy gedrag oor ‘n lang periode en die afknouery veroorsaak dat die slagoffer se selfbeeld ‘n knou kry.
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Mag oor die slagoffer – Die boelie het mag oor die slagoffer a.g.v. ouderdom, fisiese krag, grootte of geslag.
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Kwesbaarheid van die slagoffer – Die slagoffer is meer sensitief vir ‘n getergery, kan himself nie voldoende verdedig nie en het fisiese of sielkundige eienskappe wat hom meer kwesbaar maak vir boelies en viktimisering.
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Gebrek aan ondersteuning – Die slagoffer voel geïsoleerd en blootgestel. Soms is die slagoffer bang om afknouery te rapporteer uit vrees vir vergelding. Gevolge – Die skade wat die slagoffer se selfbeeld opdoen, kan lank voortduur en kan daartoe lei dat die slagoffer homself van skoolaktiwiteite onttrek, of ook aggressief begin raak.
Afknouery kan verskeie vorme aanneem, naamlik:
3. Verandering in geaardheid
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Fisies (skop, slaan of boks);
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Verbaal (noem kinders name, dryf die spot met hulle of maak dreigemente);
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Emosioneel (sosiale uitsluiting, intimidasie deur gebare of dreigemente);
As ‘n ouer moet jy jouself afvra of jou kind se geaardheid verander het en of hy buierig is terwyl hy voorheen gelukkig of toeganklik was. Só ‘n verandering kan die gevolg wees van hormonale veranderinge, veral by tieners, maar dit kan ook ‘n teken wees dat iets of iemand jou kind seermaak.
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Rassistiese afknouery;
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Seksueel; en
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Kuberafknouery (deur die internet op sosiale media soos Facebook; of deur selfone met haatboodskappe of afdreiging)
4. Vriendverskuiwings Hou jou kind se vriendegroep dop, want só kan jy agterkom wie hy ignoreer. Jou kind kan homself van ‘n vorige vriendegroep distansieer.
Vyf tekens wat kan aandui dat jou kind ‘n slagoffer van afknouery is 1. Ongewillig om skool toe te gaan As jou kind dit normaalweg geniet om skool toe te gaan en ewe skielik nie meer wil gaan nie, kan dit daarop dui dat hy by die skool afgeknou word.
5. Punte wat daal Akademiese prestasies of punte wat daal, kan die gevolg wees van kinders wat bang is om skool toe te gaan, juis omdat hulle afgeknou word. Die skool word ‘n omgewing van vrees en angstigheid, eerder as ‘n omgewing waar daar geleer en genot ervaar word. Ander waarskuwingstekens van afknouery sluit die volgende in: •
Onverklaarbare beserings soos kneusplekke, snye en krapmerke;
2. Veranderinge in slaappatrone
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Verlies aan eetlus of verandering in eetgewoontes;
Studies toon dat 36% van kinders wat slagoffers van afknouery is, slaapprobleme het. Kinders wat afgeknou word, kan soms parasomnia of nagmerries ervaar. Afknouery kan ook tot depressie by kinders lei, wat dan kan veroorsaak dat kinders sukkel om te slap of dat hulle te veel slaap.
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The importance of developing organisational skills from a young age Developing organisational skills is important in holistic child development, and a key step in their path towards independence and academic success. Children are capable and competent and will respond to the opportunity to be organised, an education expert says. “Organisational skills help children create order in their environment and the world, and they feel empowered to take on increasingly more complex tasks as they build on this foundational skill,” says Desiree Hugo, Head of Academics at ADvTECH Schools, a division of Africa’s leading private education provider. She says parents can progressively start introducing organizational skills into the everyday lives of their children by making it a fun and empowering experience. Essential to this introduction is ensuring your child has good role modelling, and this is easily done by parent and child preparing for the school day before bed time. Ensure school uniforms are prepared, school bags are packed, lunch boxes are ready to be filled and plans for collection from school are discussed. Involve your child in these preparations and give them the responsibility of participating in the organization of their day and space. Leave early in the morning to avoid traffic congestion, and prevent your child becoming anxious by late arrival. The impact of arriving late will be affect the child’s settling in and learning throughout the day. “Teaching, modelling and allowing the child autonomy to practice these essential skills have a significant and long-lasting impact on a child’s ability to succeed throughout their academic career; since these are essential life skills and they are the foundation to building a child’s ability to feel prepared, and ready to learn and engage in the classroom.
“Teachers can help students stay on track by following a general schedule each day. Maintaining structure in the classroom supports students to establish a schedule and remember what is expected of them. Structure in this second year of Covid is important, given that most children in South Africa still have a disrupted educational experience, so where possible, structure helps alleviate some of the impact of this disruption by providing a measure of certainty and predictability.”
“With the right encouragement and approach, children will gradually start to build organisational muscle, and be proud of their contribution within the home and at school.”
She says at home, chores such as cleaning up toys, putting away clothes and helping set or clear the table – or whichever recurring chores arise within the home environment - are good ways to teach children the methodical approach to following directions and focusing on a task.
The LEGO Foundation www.legofoundation.com and UNICEF www.unicef.org share useful elements of playful pedagogy and these online platforms offers playful learning ideas, materials and strategies for schools and families, these can support organisational thinking.
“Establishing an after-school routine for having lunch, planning their work timelines, and completing homework promptly is also helpful, not just academically, but it provides a sense of structure and achievement.”
“As academic demands start to grow, children may experience challenges setting priorities, making plans, sticking to a task and getting things done. These skills become increasingly important as your child moves through different grade levels. Many people think of organisational skills as the ability to keep things in order, but it is much more than that – it sets a child up for success and enjoyment of their learning journey.”
Hugo says that parents can help their child on their organisational journey by creating a nurturing environment conducive to learning and developing important foundational skills, but always believing in the competencies of their child.
Playful family time is essential and co-creating games are interactive. An exciting way to introduce new concepts – particularly to an otherwise reluctant child – is to turn it into a game, says Hugo.
CURRO CENTURY CITY WCA B Championships Congratulations to the following learners: Summer Ascieli (12) - 1st 50m freestyle; 2nd 100m freestyle Shaina Adriaan (16) - 1st 50m breaststroke; 1st 200m freestyle
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EDGEMEAD HIGH SCHOOL 1st Team Tennis Boys
Athletics Zeak Klein is a Gr.11 student that made it into the Northern Zones High School athletics team for u.19 long jump. Charlotte Cronje is a Gr.12 learner that made it into the Northern Zones High School athletics team for Shotput and hammer throw. Both girls competed as part of the Northern Zone team.
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WYNBERG BOYS’ JUNIOR SCHOOL Waterpolo Selborne Primary 150th Jubilee Waterpolo Festival 2022.
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Indoor Hockey Congratulations to JP Britz (Grade 12) who participated in the Men’s IPT Indoor Hockey Tournament and o brought home a gold medal. Well done to and your team!
Water Polo Pierre du Plessis (Gr 9) has been selected for the u.18 Water Polo team to represent South Africa at the Maccabiah Games, to be held in Israel in July 2022.
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SOUTH AFRICAN COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL SACS Waterpolo Team
Tennis Kei Badenhorst (Gr.8) has been selected for the top Western Province Tennis Team, namely the Western Cape Disas Team. He will represent the u.15 age category. This is an exceptional achievement.
Front: James Davis, Ollie Finley, Jesse Singer, Ross van Breda, Dave Mackinnon, Matt Hay, Devon Card, Andy Good, Jono Taylor Back: Alex Palframan, Nicholas Fall, Noah Bigara, Connor Melling Williams, Thomas Wiltshire, Zack Cicero, Ryan Dawson
St John’s College Basketball Tournament
Mr. Barry van Selm, Emihle Hlasela, Alex Lategan, Asive Bonyongo, Kudakwashe Mbata, Ray Bonnet, Siviwe Manxoyi, Nathan Pretorius, Zetio Vilandy, Tumelo Mabece, Mihlali Cijana, Joshua Miller, Steph le Roux
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RUSTENBURG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 1st Touch Rugby Team The RGHS 1st Team Touch Rugby walked away as the WP Touch league winners for the 2021/2022 season.
Tennis Our Junior Tennis Team tied for first place in the PGSGU Tennis Tournament. The Seniors placed second.
U.19 A Water Polo
1st Indoor Hockey Team
The RGHS U19A Water Polo team participated in the Old Petrians Water Polo Tournament hosted by St Peter’s College. They won the Shield Cup and was awarded the Guy Pinker Floating Trophy Fair Play Award for the team that showed the best spirit and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.
The RGHS 1st Indoor Hockey Team took part in the PGSGU Inter-schools Indoor Hockey tournament
WYNBERG BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
Zachary Porthen Wynberg Boys’ High School Head Prefect Congratulations on being selected as a leader at your school. What are you looking forward to the most during your term as leader? I’m looking forward to the COVID restrictions being lifted so that we can start bringing back school traditions that have always worked, because during the past two years there were limitations on student activities. We also have a new Headmaster for 2022, and I believe this too will bring new opportunities, so I’m very excited for what lies ahead for the student leadership and myself.
1st Team Tennis
Music
Wynberg 1st Team Tennis finished off the first term on a high with a convincing win over local rivals SACS.
Jared Benn in Grade 11 entered his final piano graded examination (Grade 8) through Trinity College of Music, London at the end of 2021. As no examiners were sent out to South Africa from London to examine candidates in person, Jared had to make a recording of the material required for his examination and submit it on line. We are very proud of him for achieving his Grade 8 Piano with a mark of 93% which is a Distinction. Achieving this level of playing at the age of 16 is highly commendable and to pass with distinction even more so.
What are your strengths and weaknesses? I’m a proactive listener and am always considerate to others. I also make decisions based on my morals and integrity, but tend to sometimes take action before fully analyzing a situation.
Who is your role model? I don’t really have a specific role-model but value certain attributes of different people, such as the hard work and dedication of Christiano Ronaldo; the morals and integrity of Mahatma Gandhi and the creativity and innovation of Elon Musk.
Is there anything you would like to change at your school? I’d like to increase school participation among the boys and encourage them to be enthusiastic in all aspects of school-life.
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What do you love the most about your school? I really love the school vibe and the importance of what it means to be a Wynberg man. The opportunities presented by our school allow boys to thrive in their personal interests. What will your message of encouragement be for your prefects/co-leaders? Supera Moras - to never give up and overcome difficulties, as our school motto states. The journey ahead is going to be full of challenges but if we stand united we can overcome and achieve our goals.
Chess
Wynberg Boys’ High sent three teams to the Grey College 19th Annual Schools Chess Tournament in Bloemfontein in February, with the A side producing their best results at the event to finish in second place overall.
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Team and Coach,Mr Angus Innes.
Jared and his piano teacher Mr Richard Haigh, our Head of Music.
Water Polo
Wynberg’s second side took on first teams from across the Cape at the Oakhill Open Water Water Polo Festival in Knysna. Player in the estuary at the Waterfront, WBHS acquitted themselves exceptionally to finish in the last four.
The team and coaches Messrs Adolf Groenewald and Jason Pretorius.
Cricket The much-anticipated cricket league clash between WBHS and RBHS 1st XI’s saw Wynberg claiming a 23 run win over the hosts to claim unofficial bragging rights as the top cricket school in the Western Cape.
The team and coaches Messrs Pietie Loubser and Ryan Maron.
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WYNBERG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL Swimming
Western Province Athletes
Wynberg Girls’ High School swimmers results from the Cape Town Aquatics Level 2+ and Level 3 Championship.
Wynberg Girls’ High School athletes participated in the Western Province Athletics Championships, the following athletes received medals and will be participating in the National Athletics Championship.
Courtney Badenhorst • Gold & PB for 200m Breaststroke • Gold 50m Breaststroke • Bronze PB for 50m Backstroke • Gold PB for 100m Breaststroke
Gemma Harris • Gold medal - 200m breaststroke • Silver medal - 100m breaststroke • Gold medal - 50 m breaststroke
Nurul-Huda Samaai • Silver - 200m IM • Silver - 50m Breaststroke • Silver - 50m Backstroke • Silver - 100m Breaststroke • Silver - 100m Butterfly Megan Africa • Gold Medal – 50m freestyle • Silver Medal – 100m freestyle • Bronze Medal - 200m freestyle
Nurul-Huda Samaai
Courtney Badenhorst
Gemma Harris
Megan Africa
Qaaridah Crous Gold- Long Jump Silver - 100m, 200m
Waterpolo
Touch Rugby
The u.19A water polo team participated in the St Peter’s festival in JHB: WGHS placed 7th out of 28 schools from around the country. A huge congratulations to Jordan La Guma who was chosen for the tournament team.
WGHS Touch Rugby team members qualified to represent Western Province in their respective age groups.
Wynberg Girls’ High School u.19 A Water Polo Team on Tour.
Aaliyah Gamieldien u.15
Chloe Lennox Silver - 5000m Brons - 1500m
Robyn Rorich Silver - High Jump
Amy Jordan Silver - Triple Jump
Ihmaan Robertso u.15
Cuba Arendse u.19
Salma Mugjenker u.17
Emma Farmer u.19
Jorja Bailey u.15
Azrah Luckan u.17
MILNERTON HIGH SCHOOL Top 5 Academic Learners
Grade 9 1. Jessica Botha, 2. Siyathandwa Ndwandwa, 3. Erin Groeneweld, 4. Tiffany Paterson, 5. Nabeela Kathrada.
Grade 10 1. Aidan Conradie, 2. Jarrod McEvoy, 3. Jordan Lund, 4. Jordyn Whaling, 5. Daniel Fleming.
Grade 8 1. Lwandile Giyo, 2. Jana Brink, 3. Hanar Knoetze.
Grade 11 1. Khaira Cassim, 2. Serina Landman, 3. Megan Isaacs, 4. Nickita FitzGerald, 5. Ruan Van Driessel.
BLOUBERG INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Introducing the Matric Class of 2022
Front: Rifqah Price, Shannon Alves, Kazimla Dyakalashe, Amber Shawe, Chinonye Muoka, Jéan Marie Schoots, Taylor Galheto, Savanna Prinsloo. Back: William Lepo, Ayanda Gumede, Isabella Hart, Caitlyn Brandt, Ben Cimbalanga, Cheyenne Kyle, Altesse Cimbalanga, Michael Mkandawire, Rémy Wang.
MILNERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL CTA Aquazzura Championships Alizwa won a gold medal at the CTA Aquazzura championships, held in Somerset West.
The Cormorant Girls’ Freestyle Relay Representing their house, the Cormorant girls broke the Freestyle Relay record at the Interhouse Gala that had stood since 2005. What an incredible achievement by Pippa Polti, Kelly-Coco Herd, Sabrina Krige and Sienna Polti.
Alizwa Fokazi
Pippa Polti, Kelly-Coco Herd, Sabrina Krige and Sienna Polti
Table View Primary Gala
Storzner Cup Gala
First time swimming in a gala, the u.8 girls finished 1st in the Freestyle Relay and 2nd in the Medley Relay. Congratulations to Amber Player, Aquilla Player, Leela Heyns and Shiloh Ritchie.
On Wednesday 2 March, Milnerton Primary hosted the Storzner Cup. u.14 boys came 1st for Freestyle Relay and Medley Relay. Set new records for both events. Giam Polti, Andrew Ahmad, Matt McCraw and Lucas Yan. Congratulations to Elkanah House for winning the Storzner cup!
Amber Player, Aquilla Player, Leela Heyns and Shiloh Ritchie
Giam Polti, Andrew Ahmad, Matt McCraw and Lucas Yan
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TABLE VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL WP Athletics Championships
2022 Head Prefects
4 athletes represented District North at WP Athletics Championships.
Congratulations to Karabo Lesoetsa (head girl), Ryan Smith (head boy), Erica Marais (deputy head girl) and Dreyer van der Westhuyzen (deputy head boy).
TABLE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL Head Leaders
Nayson Gounden Head Boy
Abigail Spinola Head Girl
Monde Mokoena Deputy Head Boy
Rethabile Minnaar Deputy Head Girl
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Nippers
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Steven and Megan Waters participated in the Western Cape Nippers Champs in Clifton this weekend. They both did exceptionally well, scoring points and placings in all 10 events that they participated in. Steven Waters got a 1st place for his long run. Megan Waters got 1st place in her long run, 2nd place in the run-swim-run event and a 3rd place for the swim event. Megan Waters was also awarded the u.11 WC Nipper Champion, scoring the most points overall.
Baie geluk aan ons WP atlete! Ons is baie trots op julle.
Megan and Steven Waters
Noah Nettmann
Zara-Belle Lambrechts van der Leek
Tennis
Action Netball Anja Wentzel het Saterdag in die Somerliga aksie netbal finaal deelgeneem by Brackenfell sports arena en vir drie spanne gespeel waarvan sy 1 x silwer en 2 x bronsmedaljes gewen het. Sy was ook as speler van die wedstryd gekies vir die een finaal en daarvoor ook ‘n medalje gekry. Sy toer ook saam met haar o.13A WP span vanaf 18 - 23 Maart na Roodepoort waaraan sy aan die “Inter Provincial Tournament (IPT)” gaan deelneem by Hillfox arena en WPAN (WP Aksie netbal) verteenwoordig. Sy is ook gekies as Kaptein van haar o.13A WP span.
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Die Melkbosstrand Gr.8 seuns tennis is vanjaar onoorwonne.
Anja Wentzel
Zandrich Nel, Graeme de Beer, Jano Pretorius, Damien Engelbrecht, Kiam Wolstenholme
WP Toutrekkampioenskappe
Athletics
Melkbosstrand se 440kg dogters en 520kg seuns het die WP toutrekkampioenskappe in hul verskeie afdelings gewen.
Congratulations to the following learners who are making their way to the Western Province Athletics Championships that are taking place today. • Juliet Lang - 100m • Minke Saayman 75m hekkies, 150m hekkies, Hoogspring • Megan Waters 1200m Landon Fabrik • - Gewigstoot, Verspring, 100m Heiden Blaauw - 75m • hekkies • Leasel Chikwanha100m Juliet Lang, Minke Saayman, Megan Waters, Landon Fabrik, Heiden Blaauw, Leasel Chikwanha
Tennis Congratulations to the following learners who were awarded WP colours for Tennis: Johan Maritz, Jeanru Terblanche, Rileigh de Kock, Milah Botes
Johan Maritz, Jeanru Terblanche, Rileigh de Kock, Milah Botes
Soerika Burger, Jade Henning, Cameron Koen, Nina le Roux, Kara Lessing, Euniece Sauerman, Kailyn Niemand, Melani van Wyk (reserwe)
Jean Cronje, Zander Hijbeek, Jordan Kotzé, Paul Koen, Mikal Lessing, Rynhard Niemand, Christopher Palmer, Lian Robberts, Patrick van Niekerk (reserwe)
BLOUBERGRANT HIGH SCHOOL Bloubergrant receives prestigious award
Head Prefects for 2022
Bloubergrant High School was awarded this prestigious award in lieu of its Class of 2021 obtaining a whopping 97% pass rate. I acknowledge the valiant efforts of all the staff members of BHS, and especially the (Gr. 12 Dream Team) educators who truly showed that they live by our mantra to indeed be ‘Purveyors Of Quality Education’ to ALL our learners every single day!
Congratulations to:
Western Cape Athletics Competition
Melissa Kitwanga - Headgirl Joshua Hannies - Headboy Akhona Kato - Deputy Headgirl Takadzwa Mutevhani - Deputy Headboy
Junior & Senior Debating Teams
Silvester Tekeshe (long jump u.17), Dominique Rispel (triple jump u.15) and Ephraim Kitwanga (long jump u.19).
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