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MARITZBURG COLLEGE Tennis
Athletics
Maritzburg College would like to congratulate Adam Tilbury on his selection to the KZN Schools U15 Tennis team.
Along with some great track and field activities, College has seen four exceptional record-breaking athletic achievements at our annual Inter-House Championship.
Selection was based on the results of the KZN Schools tennis trials played as a tournament from 25-27 February 2022. In excess of 160 players from throughout KZN participated in the trials. These teams will represent the province in the TSA Inter Provincial Tournament. We know he will represent Maritzburg College and our province with pride.
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Neo Mosebi broke Peter Kyle’s record of 1974 (10.60s) in the 100m, in a time of 10.22 secs
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Ilunga Kayembe broke the U17100m record in a time of 10.84 secs. The old record was 10.90 held by Peter Kyle (1974) and Ndlovu (2019)
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Ryan Stockhil jumped an outstanding 2.10 m in the open high jump breaking the record of 2.00m set by Brett Balmer in 1985
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Luyanda Kunene jumped 1.92m in the U17 high jump also breaking a long-standing record of J Pienaar (1.90m) set in 1997.
Well done boys – we are SO proud of you!
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FRESH EGGS NOURISH THE MIND 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. ‘n Boelie situasie word gekenmerk deur 6 definiërende faktore7, nl.:
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Fisies (skop, slaan of boks);
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Intensie om iemand skade te berokken – Die oortreder vind genot daarin om die slagoffer te domineer en uit te tart.
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Verbaal (noem kinders name, dryf die spot met hulle of maak dreigemente);
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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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Emosioneel (sosiale uitsluiting, intimidasie deur gebare of dreigemente);
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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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Rassistiese afknouery;
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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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Seksueel; en
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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.
Vyf tekens wat kan aandui dat jou kind ‘n slagoffer van afknouery is 1. Ongewillig om skool toe te gaan 2. Veranderinge in slaappatrone 3. Verandering in geaardheid 4. Vriendverskuiwings 5. Punte wat daal Ander waarskuwingstekens van afknouery sluit die volgende in: •
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CURRO HILLCREST Durban & Districts Gala 2022 In a nail-biting end to a successful season, CURRO Hillcrest emerged victorious at the 2022 Co-Ed A League Gala held at Kings Park this afternoon. Exceptionally well done to the entire swimming squad, and thank you to all coaches and staff for their commitment and dedication.
First Team Tennis
Achievers
Kaitlyn Ramduth Tennis, Grade 10
Grace Koenig Tennis, Grade 9
AW S U M Ashtyn Cason Tennis, Grade 10
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Swimming
Matric Achievers
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Matric results - 99% pass rate. 77% bachelor passes. Anouk Klijnstra and Tarryn Boddy achieved the top two positions with 6 distinctions each. They were closely followed by Allyssa Petronio, Olwethu Mathe, Ruth Broodryk (2021 head leader), Erin Barr , Charlotte Franklin and Yamkela Madonsela, who all received 5 distinctions each. At the National Senior Certificate, Hillcrest High School received: • A school that has obtained consistently excellent Matric results (our pass rate has been above 99% for the last 3 years) • The Quintile 5 (top quintile) school that obtained the best Physical Science results in the District. Miss Badenhorst and Mrs Knox-Whitehead were our Matric Physical Science teachers.
PADSSA Swimming Team • • • •
Kayla van Heerden Jessica Burwood Megan McFarlane Cuan Le Roux
Anouk Klijnstra
Tarryn Boddy
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U15 girls Kayla Jade Van Heerden - 1st Masters, Mr Bent White (HHS swimming coach and teacher) - 1st
2022 Student Leadership Team • • • • • •
Miss Badenhorst receiving her reward
Kyle Solomon and Stephanie Cameron (Head Leaders), Alizwa Ntshangase, Matthew Piper, Melissa Jacobs and Zoleka Ngcobo (Deputy Head Leaders)
KZN Biathlon Championships
Head Leader : Kyle Solomon Head Leader : Stephanie Cameron Deputy Head Leader : Matthew Piper Deputy Head Leader : Zoleka Ngcobo Deputy Head Leader : Alizwa Ntshangase Deputy Head Leader : Melissa Jacobs
Junior Victrix Ludorum Kayla Jade van Heerden Junior Victor Ludorum Cuan le Roux Victrix Ludorum Sophie de Kock Victor Ludorum Jayden McLean
Teachers Achievemens •
HHS Rugby Coach, Mr Dusty Noble, has been appointed as the Head Coach of the U18 Sharks Acadamy Schools
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HHS Teacher and Swimming Coach Mr Brent White, selected as the coach/ manager for the KZN Schools swimming team.
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HHS Hockey coach Ms Lauren Davison appointed as the KZN Girls Hockey U14 A team coach
Kayla Jade van Heerden
Jayden McLean
Cuan le Roux
Sophie de Kock
Softball Erin McCartney, Jordan Kidgell, Jenna Louw, Madison Neville, Shannyn Olivier and Philasande Phewa were all selected for the U15 KZN Softball Squad.
Mr Brent White
WATERFALL COLLEGE Netball
Kneeling: Lakia Petersen, Emma Grobbelaar, Demi-Leigh Bell and Anais Smith. Back row: Amanda Fenner, Nicola-Paige Hanegraaf, Elizabeth (Lily) Jones, Aphiwe Masinga, Siphokazi Nxumalo, Chayne Wynne, Tyla Cochrane-Murray and Caitlin Jones.
Hockey
Rugby
Nicole Van Der Walt, Roxy Cooke, Melissa Germiquet, Jessica Meier, Genevieve Germiquet, Stella Langley, Tara-Lee Wilkens, Melissa Stander, Sian Hadfield, Emma Plageman and Kungawo Nkula. Missing from the photo - Camryn Forrester, Danielle Espag and Ella Schnell.
Standing: Thandokuhle Ndlovu, John Pratt, Bradley Pratt, Cameron Valentine, Tyler Jury, Grant Mason, Nathan Wilson and Langelihle Khuzwayo. Seated: Akhile Malunga, Amahle Ncube and Sabelo Davhana.
WESTVILLE SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL SAMS National Swimming Championship The 9th – 13th of March saw Westville Primary School’s own Mr Adamson take part in the 37th edition of SAMS National Swimming Championship, held at the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town. This is the second time that Mr Adamson has competed at the SAMS National Swimming Championship, his previous time being in Germiston in 2020. Mr Adamson was entered into six individual races and five relay races. The individual races that Mr Adamson took part in were 50m, 100m and 200m Backstroke, 200m Individual Medley, and the 50m Breastroke and Butterfly. Mr Adamson gave it everything he had in all his races and ended the Championship with 1 gold medal, 4 silver medals and 6 bronze medals. Mr Adamson’s gold, came from his favourite race, the 200m Backstroke. The next goal for Mr Adamson is to compete at the World Masters Swimming Championship to be held in 2023. Well done, Sir!
WESTVILLE BOYS HIGH SCHOOL KZN Athletics Champs Well done to our boys who represented Pinetown and Districts at the KZN Athletics Champs in Pietermaritburg. Reshaylin Done- Gold for 400m (U16) Sam Shezi- Bronze for High Jump (U16) Thomas Williams- Bronze for 100m (U20) Akiel Thomas- Silver for 100m and Silver for 200m (U18) Teevir Reddy- Bronze for 100m and Silver for 200m (U16)
Rugby The 17th of February 2022 saw the return of the much anticipated Gelofte Night Series. Westville finished 4th in the 2020 edition and were eager to show a great improvement on that previous result. Westville were placed in pool A with Kloof, Penzance B and the hosts Gelofte. The first match against Kloof showed great excitement from the Westville boys as finally after two years, spectators were able to sit and watch these young men play a game that they love. Westville started the Night Series with a well structured and classy performance against Kloof. Westville ran out 46-0 victors, making it look like they had not missed a rugby game during the pandemic. The following week, Westville came up against Penzance B team. Even with many errors and missed chances, Westville were able to put out a solid performance to win 41-0. The final pool match against Gelofte turned out to be an unofficial playoff match as both teams were unbeaten in the previous games. Westville showed their dominance through good build up play and a structured defence throughout the game. Westville ran out 29-0 victors, setting up a final against Penzance A team. The final against Penzance A team was a much anticipated encounter as both teams had displayed real dominance in all their pool matches. The final was played with a full crowd of supporters, making the encounter all the more exciting. Westville held strong early on in the match as Penzance pushed hard on attack. Once Westville were able to take control of the ball on attack, the boys worked hard to build the phases and march up the field towards the try line. Eventually the pressure mounted and Forwards captain Rorke Stirk managed to get over the line to score the first try. Halftime saw the score at 5-0 to Westville. Shortly into the second half, good build up play managed to let Penzance get over the line to score a converted try and lead the match 5-7. The following moments of the game were played in the Penzance 22m area. Eventually, a quick sniping run by replacement scrumhalf Rhougen Maullin saw Westville get over the line. Jamie Hasselbach converted the kick and Westville led 12-7. A late penalty kick by Jamie Hasselbach saw Westville lead 15-7 before the final whistle was blown, Westville being crowned 2022 Night Series champions. Well done to the Westville 1st XV Rugby squad and coaches on this achievement.
Our 1st Team Water Polo Thank You to Stanley’s Retail and Collins Residential for the incredible sponsorship of gowns for our boys who are at the KES Water Polo Tournament. Thanks as well to Bev Field who went the extra mile to get these done.
Nathan Jacob, Aaron Tarr, Casper Wessels, Warwick Field, Jamie Spence, Rhees Hall, Max Scully, Daniel Lambert , Jordan Venter, Jared Beyleveldt , Troy Rees-Jones, Calvin Stanley, Hunter van Tricht.
First Team Cricket
Cricket Congratulations to CJ Esau, Muhammad Asvat and Anthony Els who were selected for U11PADSSA cricket. CJ Esau and Muhammad Asvat made the PADSSA side and Anthony Els made the Invitational Side.
GELOFTE SKOOL o.18 Rugbyspan
1ste ry: Ben Marais, Xavier Holtshauzen, Daniel Sargent, Justin Wiggle , Edrick Potgieter, Lloyd Thompson (Captain), Nathan Botha (team manager), Hendrik Van Staden (Vice Captain), Ruan Van Dyk, Ruan Burger, Franco Lombaard, Tegan Dicks, Albert Lombard. 2de ry: JJ Willemse, Cobus de Kock, Jayden De Sousa, Reynard Willemse, Tristen Van Dyk (Bio), Willem Rheeder ( Head Coach), Louis Fourie, Stefan Botha , Werner Coetzee (Forward Coach), Kaylyn Parsad, Julian Lerm, Eduan Pienaar, Corné Barkhuizen, Nathan Dickinson.
Eerstespan Netbal
Hokkieprestasie
Atletiek
Genevieve Pietersen is gekies vir die o.14 PADSSA-span en gaan in April aan die KZN proewe deelneem. Ons wens haar sterkte toe!
Baie geluk aan Nadine Hefer wat 2de plek vir gewigstoot behaal. Madelein Wilmans is 8ste in die 200m finaal.
Nadine Hefer
Voor: Kaelyn Moffat, Megan Murray. Agter: Marissa Prinsloo, Juf Murray (afrigter), Nadine Hefer, Anleroux van Tonder, Diné van der Merwe (K),Zoë Heunis, Madelein Wilmans, Sonet Bruwer.
Madelein Wilmans
HOËRSKOOL KEARSNEY COLLEGE PUNT Basketball
Tennis
Congratulations to the following boys who were selected to the LMSBA KZN U.16 Basketball team: Ayanda Jackson, Luca Borrageiro, Gregor Campbell, Reabetswe Sithole (Reserve) and Iviwe Shongwe. Njabulo Ngcobo has been selected to the KZN u.18 team.
Congratulations to our boys who were selected to KZN Tennis teams: Caleb Fyvie and Keegan Gevers (u.19A), John Bothma (u.15A), Finn Coningham and Angus Fyvie (u.15B). Fantastic reward for all the hard work and dedication.
LMSBA KZN U.16 Basketball team
U.16 A Basketball team
Prefects 2022
PENZANCE PRIMARY SCHOOL Top u.12 Swimmers
1st Team Cricket
All 3 of these boys broke the previously held record in their freestyle swim at our Top 8 Gala held recently.
These boys had just completed a 2 day u.13 Cricket Festival held at Glenwood High School. They won 3 of their 4 games and losing the last game by only 4 runs
Adam Theron, Jordan Raynard, Cruz Reynolds.
1st Team Netball
1st Team Rugby
1st Team Netball Girls just before their pre-season game at Gelofte Night Series – they also walked away with a nice win against Curro.
1st Team Rugby boys after their first pre-season win at the Gelofte Night Series against Hillcrest Primary School. They are reigning champs and are defending the title at the Gelofte Night Series.
DURBAN GIRLS’ COLLEGE D&D A League Gala Congratulations to our High School D&D Team who swam exceptionally well at the gala on 8 March 2022 at Kings Park Pool. Durban Girls’ College placed second and we are so proud of our swimmers who showed impressive stroke technique and camaraderie.
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Golf
Softball
Abigail Thambiran played in the u.11 Golf qualifiers for Team KZN at Kloof Country Club.
Joseph Euripidou, A big congratulations to Joseph Euripidou who has made the u.15 KZN Softball team!
Outdoor Hockey Captain: Leia Braithwaite
Sports Captains
She was selected to represent KZN in the Inter-provincial Golf Tournament to be held at Prince’s Grant in March. She was the only girl selected in her age group.
Well done, Joseph, we are so proud of you!
Netball Captain: Mia Crawford Vice: Layla Dinsdale
Swimming Captain: Leia Braithwaite Vice: Amy Aaron
Indoor Hockey Captain: Amy Aaron Diving Captain: Lareina Kiliswa
Abigail Thambiran Grade 4
Joseph Euripidou Grade 10
Lifesaving
Debate
Well done to our very own Keira Hall who saved a man’s life while on duty on Sunday at Warner Beach! While on patrol Keira was alerted by screaming family members of an adult male being swept out behind the rocks by a riptide. Keira swam out and returned the exhausted adult back to shore. Her team then helped carry the gentleman onto the beach where they treated the patient’s injuries he sustained from the rocks. The gentleman was then happily reunited with his family. A job well done, Keira!!!
In the holidays Kamalika Moodley represented the KwaZulu Natal Junior Debating team at the South African National Schools Debating Championship which was held from the 15th – 19th December 2021. During the competition, Kamalika achieved outstanding results for her contributions and participation. At the competition she placed 2nd in the Top 5 Speakers for Junior Division in KwaZulu Natal; she was awarded a Junior Silver Certificate (68.5 – 69.99 speaker points) for National Tournament; and she was one of 5 members of ‘Team Politikop’, who went on to win the Junior Division of the National Tournament! We are exceptionally proud of Kamalika and all that she has achieved in her Debating career thus far. Having come up through our Senior Prep debating and into our High School junior Division team it is so wonderful to see how much she has grown and developed into such an accomplished Debater showing such passion and commitment. Well done, Kamalika!
Keira Hall participated in the u.17 KZN Junior Life Saving Championships this weekend and received 3 medals: • Beach Flags - 3rd • Beach Sprints - 3rd • Beach Relay - 2nd Well done Keira on an excellent result! We are very proud of your achievements!
Cross Country: Riddhi Maharaj
Cultural Captains Debating Captain: Ruhi Sooklal
Chess Captain: Damita Dreyer
Choir Captain: Mpilwenhle Ndlovu
Coding Club: Riddhi Maharaj
Drama: Ava Peria
Eco Kids Captain: Anouk Maingard
Kamalika has also won the best speaker award for 2 of her debates this season so far.
House Captains Ambrose Captain: Morgan Bolt Ambrose Vice Captain: Ava Peria Keira Hall Grade 10
Kamalika Moodley Grade 10
Midmar Mile Arya Shukla and Paree Dandekar also swam with the COWS to raise much-needed funds for CHOC. Well done, girls! Pictured: Mrs Michelle Wasserman - 6th Midmar Mile • Miss Sarah Dean - 3rd Midmar Mile •
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Mr Clinton Wasserman - 8th Midmar Mile Arya Shukla - 6th Midmar Mile Paree Dandekar - 3rd Midmar Mile Melanie Cooke - 12th Midmar Mile Keira Hall - 6th Midmar Mile Sarah Wasserman - 1st Midmar Mile Hannah Hall - 5th Midmar Mile
Marian Captain: Leia Braithwaite Marian Vice Captain: Sofia Santoniccolo
Patrician Captain: Gabriella Larsen Patrician Vice Captain: Amy Aaron
NORTHWOOD SCHOOL Swimming We are incredibly proud of our boys who have been selected to the KZN Schools Swimming Team to represent their province at the SA Nationals in Pretoria from 25-28th March. Well done boys!
Nathan Burger, Tayne Naude, Bryce Loom, Dhilan Govender, Trevin Reddhi and Jamie Nicolau Pictured with MIC for Swimming Mrs Brent.
DURBAN HIGH SCHOOL u.15A Water Polo
u.15A Cricket
We are extremely proud to say that Kirk Wilson was named as the Best Defender of the Dallas Hutton u.15A Water Polo Tournament!
The DHS U15A cricket team has won 11 consecutive games and is currently ranked 2nd in South Africa!
DHS Cambridge Academy Abhay placed 1st in Grade 10 last year in the DHS Cambridge Academy. His aggregate was 99%! He achieved 100% for a TOTAL OF 3 SUBJECTS! Abhay achieved 100% for Chemistry, 100% for Computer Science and he achieved a Cambridge International Mathematics mark of 100%! Abhay, congratulations on these absolutely phenomenal results!
Kirk Wilson
DHS Cambridge Academy
Abhay Nunan, Tariq Ayyoub, Jamie King Nureldin Mohamed 1st place in Grade 11 1st place for: Biology (97%), Chemistry (99%), Computer Science (97%), German (97%), Mathematics (100%),Physics (96%) and an aggregate of 93%!
Abhay Nunan: 1st place in Grade 10, 1st place for Afrikaans (96%), 1st place for Biology (99%), A Cambridge International Math mark of 100%!, 1st place for Chemistry (100%), 1st place for Computer Science (100%), 1st place for English (99%) and an aggregate of 99%! Tariq Ayyoub: 2nd in Grade 10, 1st place for History (95%), 1st place for Accounting (100%) and an aggregate of 97%! Jamie King: 3rd place in Grade 10, 1st place for Physics with a mark of 100% and an aggregate of 91%
Ruben Peters, Bryce Woolf Ruben Peters: 1st place in Grade 9, 1st place for Afrikaans, 1st place for Economics (85%), 1st place for English (85%), 1st place for Mathematics (92%), 1st place for Physics (96%). Bryce Woolf: 2nd place in Grade 9 and 1st place for Chemistry (88%). Liam Stokes: 3rd place in Grade 9 and 1st place for Accounting (83%).
DURBAN NORTH COLLEGE | DURBAN NOORD KOLLEGE Fietsry
Chess
Durban-Noord Kollege opvoeder, Anthony Stokes, het die Neon Myl Bergfiets Uitdaging wat by die skool gehou was, as ‘n dawerende sukses geprys.
Grade 8 learner Isaiah Daniel from Durban North College participated in the South African National Schools Sports Championships which were held at Bloemfontein recently.
Die uitdaging het behels dat ouers, leerders en besoekers in aflosspanne of individueel ’n myl ver om die skool in hul beste neonuitrustings moes fietsry. Die Neonmyl Bergfiets Uitdaging gaan defnitief op ons jaarlikse kalendar gaan verskyn en nog baie pret oplewer.
Isaiah proudly represented KwaZulu Natal Schools Chess and became the SECOND best Chess player in the country (South Africa). I will also be sending you information on a wonderful event we had for the first time in our schools history. Jason Bezuidenhout & Josh Pretorius
Alexandra Nothnagel
Isaiah Daniel
Luchelle Tait, Alana van Vuuren, Faye Bosch & Katie Brits
CLIFTON SCHOOL - DURBAN Grade 8 - 11 Councillors 2022
1st Team Waterpolo
Cricket 2nd Prep XI Team
Cricket u.10A Team
Cricket u.14A Team
Cricket u.18 Team
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DANVILLE PARK GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL Junior Prizegiving 2022 Our Junior Prizegiving took place in February this year for the learners 2021 results.
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CHELSEA PREPARATORY SCHOOL
GLENWOOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL Ballet
Girls ‘A’ Squad Swimmers Win D&D Gala
The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Ballet Examination Certificates have arrived from London. Exams took place 30th October 2021. Congratulations to the following dancers: Erin Moodley passed Grade 2 with a 73% Merit & Silver Medal Arielle Ackerman passed Grade 1 with an 83% Distinction & Gold Medal Emily Fristenberg passed Primary in Dance with an 85% Distinction & Gold Medal Bravo girls, Bravo! We are very proud of your achievements!
Congratulations to our girls ‘A’ Swimming Squad on winning the Durban & Districts ‘A’ League Swimming Gala at Kings Park on Wednesday, 9 March 2022. The girls have been rewarded for the many hours spent practicing early in the mornings and late in the afternoons. Well done to our girls as well as our coaches on this outstanding achievement. Final Results: 1st Chelsea Prep 2nd Our Lady of Fatima 3rd Penzance 4th St Mary’s 5th Durban Girls’ College 6th Umhlali 7th Glenwood 8th Curro Hillcrest 9th Winston Park 10th Virginia
Cricket
Congratulations to the following boys for receiving their 1st XI Cricket Caps.
Far left: Luke Adam (Gr6), mid left: Hayden Deysel (Gr 6), Middle: Luan Van Der Merwe (Captain), Middle right: Sharav Reddy (Gr 7), far right: Josh Van Zyl (Gr 6)
Representing KZN
Cricket
Chelsea Preparatory School are proud of their pupils who have been attending each training session and working hard in their respective sporting codes.
Chelsea Preparatory School is pleased to announce that five pupils have been selected into this U11A (Colts) Cricket Team. Congratulations to: Benji Wimble Connor Farquharson Luke Peeschl Kyle Smith Zachary Green
Some of Chelsea’s pupils are representing KwaZulu Natal in Action Netball, Biathlon and KZN Schools Swimming Team. Congratulations to the following pupils on their KZN selection: Amber Naudé U13 KZN Biathlon Anri Human KZN Action Netball Team Bailey Lambert KZN School Swimming Team and U15 KZN Biathlon Becca Short KZN Action Netball Team Hudson Naudé U9 KZN Biathlon Iness Richardson U13KZN Biathlon Izarra Ganas KZN School Swimming Team Lara Nel U13A KZN Action Netball Team Mary Aylward Captain of U12A KZN Action Netball Team Mika Gouws KZN Action Netball Team Mikaela Russell KZN Action Netball Team Mikayla Morrison Vice Captain of U12A KZN Action Netball Team Nabil Bejia KZN School Swimming Team and U15 KZN Biathlon Ndondo Ntombela KZN Action Netball Team Shivaan Ramdhial KZN Karate We wish all our pupils the very best in their upcoming interprovincial tournaments.
Amber Naudé
Anri Human
Bailey Lambert
Becca Short
Hudson Naudé
Iness Richardson
Izarra Ganas
Lara Nel
Mary Aylward
Mika Gouws
Mikaela Russell
Mikayla Morrison
Nabil Bejia
Ndondo Ntombela
Shivaan Ramdhial
NORTHLANDS GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL Representative Council 2022 Congratulations to our newly elected Representative Council of Learners for 2022. The Chair Lady, Vice-Chair Lady and Secretary will represent the Learners on the School Governing Body. • • •
Chair Lady: Dhiya Tathia Vice-Chair Lady: Amahle Gumede Secretary: Sharnae Rajagopal
Congratulations ladies, we are proud of you and look forward to a productive, successful year.
Junior Debate Team
Basketball Team
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