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Holidays are already upon us! It’s hard to believe that it’s already the last month of the first term. It feels like just the other day that we welcomed you to an AWSUM 2016!
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It is also already the time of year when matrics start planning for the matric farewell, and this edition of AWSUM News brings you a centrespread full of ideas to plan for this auspicious event in a young person’s school life. Focusing on the upcoming holidays, we have compiled some tips to make the most of these holidays if you are going to be traveling (see below), as well as providing an AWSUM golden oldie South African playlist for your road trip We also bring you another exclusive fashion page by our fabulous fashion editor, Pepe Sofianos. Page 4 features ‘Little Things that Count’ in the fashion stakes. Jenny Morris, aka the Giggling Gourmet, showcases the scrumptious food of Mariana’s in Stanford, with a recipe to satisfy the tastebuds.
For your schoolgoing children, we feature some apps that will go a long way towards making studying more fun. We look at both Android and Apple apps, and hope your kids will find these suggestions fun and useful. While you have some time over the holidays to recover from hectic school mornings, we make some suggestions on how to avoid the morning rush and start the following term on a more organised and peaceful – well, it is worth a try! For the sports enthusiasts, you will find the latest schools’ cricket rankings and recent rugby results in the region on the back page. We hope you will have a lovely holiday time, whether you are traveling, have visitors, or just stay at home for a well-deserved break. All the best for the holidays! Marika & your dedicated AWSUM team
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4 Tips to have the best Easter road trip ever There’s nothing quite like packing your bags and hitting the road for a few days. With Easter holidays coming up, a road trip provides the perfect getaway. Of course, when you head out on the road you’ve got to be sure to make the most of it. Use these four tips to plan the perfect Easter road trip for you and your family. 1 Take the scenic route
2 Create a playlist
Don’t hurry to your destination, no matter how excited you are to get there. There are so many extraordinary scenic routes to follow in South Africa and you should take advantage of them. There’s no point in going on a road trip if you’re not going to take the time to enjoy the drive. Open the windows and let the fresh air in as you enjoy the view from the open road. However remember not to go too far off the beaten path and if you do, rather hire a 4x4 than trek into the bush with a littly Noddy car.
Music is essential to any road trip. Of course, it can’t just be any music – it has to be world classroad trip music. And don’t even think about playing album after album or one artist at a time. You’ve got to mix it up. Spend some time going through your music and put in the effort to create the perfect road trip playlist. There’s nothing quite like singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody as you cruise over a mountain pass. Use the the South African road trip playlist on the next page for inspiration to create your own playlist.
3 Stop along the way Don’t be the driver that won’t stop the car unless it’s for an emergency. You’ll find the most spectacular hidden treasures while you’re exploring the open road. You don’t want to miss discovering something truly unique because you’re worrying about arriving on time or getting to your destination as soon as humanly possible. Take some time to explore – you won’t regret it.t.
4 Be prepared for disaster
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You already know to fill up on petrol and have your oil and water checked, but there are other safety measures you should put in place. Keep a 5-litre bottle of water in your boot in case of a breakdown. It may seem silly or unnecessary, but imagine breaking down on a deserted road on the hottest day of the year. You should also get the numbers of towing services for wherever you’re going. And,
Getting behind the wheel and heading out on a road trip can be a truly wonderful experience and you should make the most of it.
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Top 10 Songs for your Easter Holiday road trip Make this Easter Holiday road trip legendary with an all-time great South African playlist. From the cosmopolitan vibe of Johannesburg to the stately beauty of the Free State crops, to the sandy shores of Cape Town, these iconic South African songs will delight your senses, inspire your imagination and awaken your adventurous spirit and elevate your trip to the next level!
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1. Johnny Cleg – Great Heart
Although Johnny Cleg was born a Brit, he is considered one of South Africa’s most celebrated musicians. His song Great Heart from the movie Jock of The Bushveld is just one of many of his songs that echoes within any South African sport stadium and has managed to achieve anthem status with crowds in this country he now calls home. 2. Toto – Africa The initial idea for this song came from the band’s vocalist David Paich. He explains the idea behind the song as “... a white boy who is trying to write a song about Africa, but since he’s never been there, he can only tell what he has seen on TV.“ We think he did a pretty good job imagining what Africa is like. 3. Heuwels Fantasties – National Braai Day Anthem The local Cape Town electronic rock band in conjunction with the Soweto Gospel Choir produced this song in 2009 to celebrate the country’s Heritage Day on 24 September. The song’s lyrics echo South Africans through their common social denominator, the braai! 4. Freshly Ground – Do Be Doo The Capetonian Afro-fusion band is probably best known for their feature in the song Waka Waka by Colombian pop star Shakira that was the official song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Do Be Doo was this band’s first hit single and includes a unique musical style that blends different elements of traditional South African music. 5. Mondoza – Nkalakatha This Sowetan musician strives to give an inspirational message to kwaito. He uses his music as a way to encourage young South Africans to achieve their goals. In 2001, his song Nkalakatha won the Song Of The Year title at the South African Music Awards. 6. Beatenberg – Feels Like Heaven Although Beatenberg is a fresh new face in pop music from South Africa, they quickly received international recognition with their song Feels Like Heaven that is a remix favourite in clubs across the world. 7. Miriam Makeba – ClickSong Nicknamed as Mama Africa, this famous South African singer and civil right activist has received a few Grammy Awards for her beautiful African melodies. This fantastic pick-me-up song celebrates her native tongue in all its glory. 8. Jeremy Loops – Sinner Jeremy Loops, a Cape Town loop-pedal artist, skilled in guitar, harmonica, beatbox, ukelele and banjo is also relatively new on the music scene but became a playlist favorite with his songs that perfectly capture the diversity of South Africa. 9. Karen Zoid – Afrikaners Is Plesierig Afrikaners Is Plesierig is not only a favourite amongst those who speak Afrikaans, but you would even notice other native tongue speakers with heads banging to this spiced-up version of an old classic. The alternative Karin Zoid is known as South Africa’s queen of rock, as she so easily charms the crowds with her electric guitar. 10. Mango Groove – Special Star Mango Groove is an 11-member South African Afropop band whose music fuses marabi, kwela, and pop music. They have sold more than 700 000 albums in South Africa. This song was dedicated to Spokes Mashiyane, the king of kwela, but is sure to get any one up and grooving to its delightful beats. By Carla Steenkamp on Connect-123
MUSSELS WITH TOMATO VINAIGRETTE Preparation time 10 minutes | Cooking time 5 minutes | Serves 4 The cover of this book is what really got my heart beating, my favourite colour turquoise and the absolute best fruit on earth, the wonderful pomegranate, such a beautiful fruit, filled with little ruby jewels. When I page through the pages of Mariana’s Country Kitchen, I feel something I can’t explain – almost emotional, reminding me of growing up in my parents’ kitchen and garden. I love this book – it is one of the most beautiful books I have seen in a very long time, I adore the recipes, love the styling and stories, Im just in love with this book!!!!! In 2000, Mariana Esterhuizen and her husband said goodbye to city living and opened a restaurant in the village of Stanford. Since then Mariana’s has grown into one of the top eateries in South Africa, attracting foodies from all over. The average wait for a table is three months. The secret? Mariana serves food fresh from her own extensive vegetable, fruit and herb garden, prepared in her own unique way. Her delightful book includes recipes for the restaurant’s top dishes, along with vegetable dishes, classic dishes, and Mariana’s favourite childhood foods, courtesy of her mother.
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• 250 g fresh tomatoes, roughly chopped • 1 clove garlic, finely chopped • ¼ t honey • ½ t salt • ¼ t freshly ground white pepper • 100 ml best-quality olive oil • 2 t fresh tarragon, chopped plus 2 sprigs • 1 kg fresh mussels in the shell • 100 ml white wine • 100 ml water • Cos lettuce leaves and bread to serve
Place the chopped tomatoes in a blender and process until smooth. Place a sieve over a jug and strain the tomato purée to catch the pips. Whisk the garlic, honey, salt and pepper into the tomato purée. Slowly add the olive oil and whisk vigorously until the oil is incorporated into the tomato mixture. Stir in the chopped tarragon. © Jenny Morris 2016
TECHNOLOGY
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10 Apps to make your kids love studying With the academic year in full swing, learners throughout the country are starting to take stock of the academic mountain they need to climb in the months to come. In 2016, this mountain has become much easier to scale, thanks to some fantastic applications developed to make the mastering of schoolwork and organising one’s life much easier. There are thousands of digital applications that can improve the study experience and lead to better results. These apps assist students and instructors to write assignments and notes, plan and complete lessons and projects, avoid distractions, and revise ahead of exams. Finding and evaluating apps could be a frustrating exercise, because there are so many. These are some recommended tried-and-tested apps to get you started to digitise your learning experience. Self Control for Study Helps you focus on your studies by blocking certain social networks, which means your study time cannot be interrupted by quickly checking the status updates of your 2 570 Facebook friends. Basic telephone functions, such as phone calls and SMSes, remain available.
Any.do Helps you organise your tasks and keeps your academic life together in one place. You can use the app to capture ideas and to-do lists, and to collaborate with fellow classmates.
Penultimate Turns the dreary creative and helps you craft drawings and diagrams by simulating handwriting. You can write, scribble and sketch on a page that is free of clutter and has all the essential tools to create inspiring work.
Dropbox and Google Drive Allows you to upload files to the Cloud so that you can easily retrieve them whenever you need them. They are also valuable backup resources, which means that ‘the dog ate my homework’ excuse is no longer necessary! (Downloading videos can be expensive because of data charges, so you might need to view such videos in libraries or other areas where free wi-fi is available.)
iTunes U Provides access to a myriad of courses from top higher education institutions across the world. Instructors can use this app to prepare lessons, collect and grade assignments from students, host one-on-one or group discussions, and annotate PDF assignments.
Studious Helps you to keep all balls in the air. Use this app to store details about your next assessments, assignment due dates and timetable, including subject, time and location. The app reminds and alerts you in advance.
Pages Creates documents such as summaries, projects and speeches, with page layout functions such as a variety of fonts. You can insert diagrams and images and manipulate them on the page to make summaries, projects and speeches fun and easy to get under the knee.
Dictionary The leading and most trusted single-volume English dictionary available for free, with the very latest vocabulary with over 350 000 words, phrases and meanings.
TED Access to talks from some of the world’s most fascinating and insightful people, from educators to music legends. It is a must-have app for learners serious about broadening their horizons.
WhatsApp A brilliant study tool that allows you to send unlimited images, video and audio messages to your WhatsApp study group. One good way of using the app, for instance, is to record a lesson and pass it on to your peers.
Article by education expert Wonga Ntshinga, Senior Head of Programme at the Faculty of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) at The Independent Institute of Education.
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Mental toughness for sports teams It may sound completely bonkers, but it has often been said that it is ‘valuable’ for a team to lose the occasional match during the course of a season. Sport psychologist Greg Wilmot explores this thought ahead of rugby season coming up.
Surely a team should try and win each and every match played? While I would never suggest that a team ever try to deliberately lose a game, there are valuable lessons to be learned from the reaction of a team when it loses. Firstly, teams should always try and win a match fairly through executing good technique and staying focused on individual and/or team goals rather than be aggressive or dirty. Winning competitions or doing drills well during practices leaves any player/athlete feeling confident about their ability, skill and decision making. These experiences prove that we are competent at the sport. Also, when we do something well, we get compliments from important people such as coaches, parents and friends. Experiencing competence and support from others are two key factors that help develop and maintain our motivation. On the other hand, losing a match or failing to meet one’s performance goals usually results in a lot of unhappiness, frustration and even finger-pointing or blame. Some people
may either blame themselves or act out in frustration. Being aggressive when losing or in the next match won’t help, as there is no aim of improving your technique or adapting your strategy. Feeling ashamed about your performance or actions often results in a low effort in either training or the next pressured situation. One of the central features of ‘mental toughness’ is the ability to ‘bounce back’ after a defeat. Experiencing a loss can help a team to become aware of their weaknesses and adapt their response to being placed under pressure. Teams or athletes that are ‘problemfocused’ can use the negative experience and information from a losing performance to fix mistakes that contributed to the loss. Both positive and negative responses to sport are valuable. Understanding how to make use of negative emotions following a defeat or poor performance can both improve one’s performance and influence our enjoyment, even when losing.
Consider these questions after losing a match, or to evaluate a disappointing performance:
Planning How can I improve or adapt? How does losing affect my approach to training this week? Are there new resources I can use to develop my skills?
Gathering information What mistakes did I make? What techniques or strategies were either effective or ineffective?
Developing new skills to improve Do I need to practise my current skills more? What new techniques can I learn to ensure a good quality performance? Good quality training will improve my performance under pressure. (Article references from Deci & Ryan, 1985, Sagar et al., 2010, Crust, 2007 and Larazus, 1999.)
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School run – avoid the morning rush One thing all parents with school-age children can relate to is the challenge of getting them up, fed and off to school in the morning. As the term ticks along, routine gets more lax and getting out of bed becomes less and less appealing. To avoid the daily chaos, put some structure in place – sooner rather than later. An on-time and organised child experiences less anxiety and stress during the school day. Parents can also avoid additional trips to school and rushed apologies to teachers if they work together with their children to develop a morning routine. Each family has a unique morning routine. As your child’s workload and schedule expands, the skill of creating and sticking to a routine will aid their learning and independence.
Tips for streamlining the morning rush Stay calm and carry on
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Act preemptively – take a minute to talk to or cuddle your child as they wake up – this may prevent attentionseeking tactics that delay the process later. Similarly, try to remain calm – the more flustered and anxious you are, the more likely your child is to slow down. There will be days when your child is dreading going to school. Show sensitivity to this and you will find that things run more smoothly.
Set out clean clothes, bags and books the night before in a designated spot near the door. Involve your children in packing everything they need the night before, teaching them to be aware of what’s required to fully participate in class and school activities. If your child leans towards forgetfulness, charts and to-do lists can help them learn to keep track of their belongings and responsibilities.
Appoint a rotating Director
Stock up on wholesome, easy-to-make breakfast foods and keep them in accessible places so that children can help themselves. They will practise independence and free up your time. School-age children can stack their dishes in the sink or dishwasher, so make each one responsible for their own mess. It can be the Director’s duty to check that everybody is pulling their weight.
If you have more than one child, rotate the position of morning Director – this person is responsible for making sure everybody gets what needs doing done. Incentives can include picking the music for that morning’s drive. If your children are learning to tell the time, incorporate this into the routine, get them to note increments of ten or fifteen minutes.
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Article by Lynne Arbuckle, principal of Riverside College Primary School.
Did good carbs get a bad rap? Amidst the proliferation of food fads and eating plans that rose to popularity in the past year, it’s hard to tell what’s up and what’s down. One food group that got an unfairly bad rap in 2015 and deserves a second chance? Carbohydrates. Incorporating the right kinds of starchy foods into your diet is consistent with consuming fewer calories and, as a result, achieving sustainable weight loss. In fact, the vitamins and minerals as well as filling fibre found in carbohydrates might just be the answer to staving off energy dips and unnecessary snacking, staying alert during the school or work day, and maintaining a healthy weight. Leading nutritional experts suggest it’s the excessive consumption of refined, fatty carbohydrates like chips and oily crackers that are more likely to contribute towards weight gain. The right kinds of carbohydrates, however, can actually assist in keeping off the extra kilos, by increasing the resting metabolic rate (RMR) of the body, which in turn burns more calories. Good carbohydrates are also affordable, versatile and easy to prepare. If you’d like to introduce more wholesome carbohydrates into your meals while following a healthy eating plan, here’s a round-up of the top five carbohydrates for weight loss:
Wholewheat pasta This versatile ingredient is high in fibre for digestive health. It’s bulkier than white pasta, which makes it super filling, so you don’t have to eat as much and you’ll stay fuller for longer after eating. This means you won’t snack in-between meals. One serving (one cup) also has around 23% of your required daily fibre intake and 16% of the required daily protein intake.
Low GI and low GL bread With our fast-paced, high-energy lifestyles, there’s a reason bread is the go-to carbohydrate of choice – it’s nutritious, requires little preparation and is quick to eat. Choose loaves that have low GI for slow-release energy and low GL for low impact on blood sugar levels. Also opt for bread that’s high in fibre for digestive health, like low GI brown bread, low GI crushed wheat brown bread or low GI white bread.
Sweet potatoes These little gems have quickly risen to superfood status and for good reason. They’re a great source of vitamin B, vitamin C and fibre. They’re also linked to boosted collagen production, which helps fight the signs of aging.
Brown rice A healthier version, brown rice still has the hull and bran on each rice grain, giving it more fibre. It’s rich in magnesium and potassium, and keeps blood sugar levels stable. Brown rice has also been linked to a reduction in weight carried around the middle of the body, because it’s low in calories, but has a high fibre and water content.
Barley This ancient grain is very low in calories, and contains fibre and amino acids that help boost weight loss. Barley is super affordable and a great way to bulk up soups and stews (and increase their fibre content).
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Love is in the air… Our learners were very creative in dressing up for Valentine’s Day. Pictured are our very own Cupid and Doctor Love.
Water Fun Day Our learners had an amazing afternoon enjoying the various water slides! What a fun way to cool down on a hot summer day!
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Klein skool met groot hart
Die personeel, ouers en leerders van Laerskool Nahoon in Oos-Londen het besluit om hulle deel te doen om te probeer om ‘n bietjie verligting te bring vir die dele van ons land wat swaar gebuk gaan onder die vreeslike droogte. Hulle het vir ‘n week lank (8–12 Februarie) die projek van WSSA (Water Shortage South Africa) ondersteun en leerders moes water skool toe bring om dan weer verder te versprei. Die mikpunt was om gedurende die vyf dae 5 000ℓ water te probeer insamel - 1 000ℓ/dag! Dit het aanvanklik geklink na baie water vir ‘n skool met net meer as 300 leerders, maar die reaksie was verstommend! Die mikpunt is binne drie dae bereik, en uiteindelik is daar altesaam 8 992ℓ water ingesamel! Die personeel het belowe dat hulle almal met hulle klere aan in die skool se swembad sou spring indien die mikpunt bereik sou word! Hulle het dus hulle belofte nagekom en het op Vrydag om 12:00 almal saam in die swembad gespring! Daar is ook ‘n groot koek geskenk vir die klas wat die meeste water ingesamel het, en dit is uiteindelik gewen deur een van die Graad R-klasse, met meer as 2 000 ℓ! ‘n Ouer by die skool, mev. Annaline Mouton, het ‘n vragmotor gereël wat al die water Vrydag by die skool kom oplaai het en na Lady Grey vervoer het. Die leerders het baie ywerig gehelp om al die bottels water vanaf die saal tot by die vragmotor te dra! Dit was ‘n heerlike, opwindende projek wat almal by die skool met entoesiasme laat saamwerk het! Hopelik kan dit help om die droogte vir die inwoners van Lady Grey ‘n bietjie te verlig.
Op 15 Februarie is Internasionale Kankerdag vir Kinders gevier en Nahoon was deel van die veldtog. Die leerders kon met gewone klere skool toe kom indien hulle ‘n donasie skenk aan CHOC. Personeel en leerders het op die netbalbaan bymekaargekom en ‘n groot hart gevorm. Daarna is ‘n minuut stilte gehou en ons het vir kinders met kanker gebid. Die leerders kon toe die harte wat hulle in die klas gemaak het, aan ‘n boom hang. Wat ‘n wonderlike voorreg om te kon deelneem aan hierdie projek.
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Grade R Book Theme dress-up
Jadyn Kirchner and Hajra Noshad chose the Mouse and Princess as their favourite dress-up characters.
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Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day is a perfect time for sharing.
Below: Sharing picnic cupcakes and looking lovely dressed in Valentine colours are Sihlumile Klass, Olotando Noko and Amy Lewis.
The Grade 7’s expressed their Valentine feelings with a big heart!
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Border Top 8 Trials Well done to Bradley Tyson in Grade 4. He is one of two children in the U10 category to receive an All Rounder badge.
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Study Skills Workshop George Randell Grade 4 parents attended a Study Skills Workshop run by the Grade 4 teachers. The workshop included learning how the brain learns and memorises, as well as the best conditions for effective studying. Parents practised the Laws of Learning themselves, equipping them with the skills necessary to help their child study effectively. Some comments from the parents – and grandparents! – who attended: • “This was very informative and can be used as a life guide for studying.” Grandmother Ms Primrose Ngqungwana and • “At least now I know how to help my child her granddaughter, Azasakhe, go over the skills as a young mother.” learnt at the workshop.
New remedial classrooms
Swimming Gala
George Randell Remedial teachers, Mrs Helen Smit and Mrs Marian Clarke, in front of the entrance to the brand new Remedial Department classrooms. These remedial and support classes are invaluable in assisting learners reach their full potential.
George Randell Primary swimmers celebrated a glorious summer’s day with their annual Swimming Gala. The 2016 Victrix and Victor Ludorum were Nicole Minnie and Tristan Hoffman
Grade 6F Reading Day Cambridge students recognise that readers make leaders!
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Grade 10 “Fun Afternoon” Cambridge High School’s Grade 10 learners and class teachers enjoyed a festive inter-class competition on Friday, 12 February. The competition was ultimately won by the “pink” class. Well done, 10C and Miss Hobbs! Now you can have your cake and eat it! Classes compete in a dance-off, attempting the slick moves of Gangnam Style.
Girls’ Cricket Team dominate this season Cambridge High School’s First Girls’ Cricket Team continue their fine run of form this term. Currently the team has won 3 from 3 with one match against a touring Collegiate still to play. Siyamanga Mhletywa is enjoying a fantastic season as top batsman and bowler for the team – amassing a century and taking nine wickets in the three matches so far.
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Graad 7-leerders en ouers word genooi om die skool se werksaamhede en aktiwiteite te ervaar. HUIDIGE SKOOLUNIFORM MOET ASSEBLIEF GEDRA WORD. WORD DEEL VAN DIE GRENS-FAMILIE SE FONDASIE VIR PRESTASIE.
The team with coach, Mr J Buitendag. Siyamanga Mhletywa is fourth from left.
Prefects’ Camp
TOELATING 2017
On the weekend of 5 to 7 February, Cambridge High School’s Prefect Body spent their time team-building and honing their leadership skills at Forestway in Stutterheim.
Uitgebreide vakkeuse. Losies ook vir laerskoolleerders in koshuis beskikbaar.
Grade 11 Tourism Excursion On Wednesday, 10 February, Cambridge High School’s Grade 11 Tourism learners spent their morning at the East London Airport learning some of the ins-and-outs of aviation.
SLUITINGSDATUM: 18 Julie 2016
STREWE NA UITNEMENDHEID
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LAERSKOOL GRENS GRONDSLAGFASE (t) 043 722 6855 (e) admin@grensvbs.co.za
Omring deur liefde Laerskool Grens Grondslagfase was omring deur liefde die Valentynsdag. Ons het dit gevier deur wit en rooi of “liefdevol” aan te trek. Die leerders kon deelneem aan Mnr. en Mej. Valentyn. Heel links: Mej. en Mnr. Valentyn Jnr is Alex de Lange en Ernst Schutte. Links: Mej. en Mnr. Valentyn Snr is Miandi Wittstock en Zander Brink.
HUDSON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 726 3205 (e) office@hphs.co.za
Eco Club Our eco club is passionate about our environment. They spent some time to make sure the school grounds and surrounding areas are litter free.
Grade 6 camp The Grade 6 learners thoroughly enjoyed their camp at Cefani.
Multicultural day
Learners had the opportunity to dress up at our multicultural day.
Grade 2 gala The Grade 2 learners thoroughly enjoyed all the fun races at their gala held in February.
Spelling Bee
Grade 3 gala
The Grade 3’s had a great time at their fun gala. Here are some Grade 3 learners waiting for their turn to take part in the wet T-shirt race.
Jody Emslie, Kara Batting, Kiera Chapman, George Marais, Liam Goddard and Zac Smith did very well at the SACEE Spelling Bee.
BEACONHURST SCHOOL (t) 043 748 2427 (e) admin@beaconhurstschool.co.za
High School Gala The annual Beaconhurst High School Gala was held on 29 January. The day began with a grand matric entrance, which was followed by the matrics targeting the rest of the learners with water balloons and water guns. Aside from the serious races, there were many fun races such as the Matrics VS Teachers race – the teachers won! It was an extremely fun day.
Valentine’s dance On Saturday, 13 February, Beaconhurst held its annual Valentine’s dance in its school hall at Beaconhurst Primary. The dance was a huge success as all the tickets were sold this year. Garreth Hewitt and Emma Wicks were crowned as this year’s Mr and Ms Valentine, and Almeijne Boshoff was crowned as this
International Computer Driving Licence ICDL is a computer course that sets out to teach people the essential skills and concepts to using a computer and computer programmes. This course is open to all high school learners and adults. It is held in the computer lab at the Beaconhurst High School campus where an ICDL lecturer teaches the course.
High School prefects Lilyfontein excursion On Friday, 12 February, the prefects of 2016 went on a team-building excursion held at Lilyfontein School. After arriving at Lilyfontein the learners were split up into groups to get a chance to get to know the other prefects from different schools also attending the team-building day. The activities were indeed very sticky, wet and muddy. From lifting tyres, to carrying kayaks, to sliding on wet surfaces to blind folded potato races. No wonder they were so tired when they returned that late afternoon.
BLC induction and PS assembly Beaconhurst High School held its annual BLC (Beaconhurst Learners Council) induction on the 27th of January this year, along with its prestige student assembly that is held every term to award our learners for their hard work during the term. Nqaba Dinge was elected as chairman and Homba Mazaleni was elected as secretary of the BLC. Two learners out of each class are chosen to be on this prestigious council. Our guests of honour at this term’s PS assembly were our head prefects, Marco van Greunen and Khanya Mweli.
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Caring for our environment Clarendon Preparatory School won the Trudon EL telephone directory collection campaign. Well done to Grade 3 pupil Megan Dove who collected over 400 directories for recycling!
Little girls with big hearts
Grade 1 fun
Under the guidance of Mrs Bester, our Grade 2’s have enjoyed discussing the importance of being a good friend to one another. Always remember to share, care and listen.
Our Grade 1 girls had fun learning all about the letter “H” with a very special “Hat-andhandbag Day” at school.
Technology upgrade This term Clarendon Preparatory was proud to present its revamped technology room. The room has been designed to encourage collaborative learning with state of the art technology equipment.
CLARENDON PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 722 5128 (e) cprimsec@iafrica.com.co.za
Spelling Bee & Swimmers How proud we are of our swimmers and our “Spelling Bee” champs ... Our swimmers took the trophy for the top girls team at the Amakhosi Gala. Our four “woman” team won the SACEE Spelling Bee, with Anda finishing second in the individual section. Well done girls – you keep the Clarendon flag flying high!
World Read Aloud Day What a busy day we had celebrating World Read Aloud Day! From our paired reading activities across the grades, to the Grade 4 Read Aloud Competition with Selborne, and finally to Mrs King reading poetry to the girls under the tree at break
CLARENDON HIGH SCHOOL (t) 043 722 4887 (e) secretary@chsg.co.za
Mixed doubles tournament Clarendon and Selborne hosted the annual Mixed Doubles Tournament late last week. Our girls (in partnership with Selborne) played some brilliant tennis, convincingly beating Kingswood, St Andrews/DSG, Merrifield and Pearson. Rain, however, dampened the mood late on Friday morning when we were due to play Grey/ Collegiate. We were far enough ahead on points at that stage to be recognised as winners of the tournament when play was called off.
EC Athletics Championship Results 16 Athletes from Clarendon represented the Amathole District at the EC Championships. The following athletes excelled, placing in the top 3 in the various age groups: Tayla Botha 1st in Girls 14 3000m | Sokwakhana Mogwasi 1st in Women 19 100m, Long Jump and 3rd in 200m | Sinalo Mafanya 2nd in Women 19 Javelin | Khanya Booi 3rd in Women 19 100mH | Bandlakazi Mgqolozana 3rd Women 19 High Jump.
Athlone Bryson Shield Gala Our open Medley relay consisting of Anna Cocks, Alex Nicholls, Tayla Botha and Robyn Marshall was placed 2nd overall. Our Open Freestyle relay consisting of Anna Cocks, Candice Breetzke, Kate Mandell and Sara Russell were placed 1st overall winning the Bryson Shield.
St Peters Water Polo Tournament The 1st team competed in the prestigious St Peters Water Polo tournament. The results were as follows: Bowl Quarterfinal vs Kingsmead: Won 7–2 Semi-final vs DSG: Game went to full-time 1–1. Penalty shootouts tied 5–5. Sudden death shoot-outs: lost.
Crawfords Water Polo Tournament The Junior Water Polo team competed in the Crawford Junior Water Polo Tournament. The results were as follows: Quarter Final vs Durban Girls College: won on penalty shootouts 6–5 Semi-final vs Reddam House: lost 6–5 Third place play-off vs Pearson: won 7–2 Tyla Coetzee and Hannah Wepplemen made the Crawford Tournament Team.
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Stirling Schools Astro Turf Opening
The Wizard of Oz Stirling High School staged the classic musical “The Wizard of Oz” at the Guild Theatre from 8-12 March. The show boasted a cast of 65 pupils who acted, danced and sang over the rainbow and back to Kansas in this family favourite. With beautiful music, vibrant dancing and bright costumes, designed and made by Merylees Burgess, “The Wizard of Oz” did not disappoint.
The lead characters in the Wizard of Oz - Ethan Petzer (Cowardly Lion), Shayla Oberem (Dorothy), Robin Castle (Tinman) & Daniel Anderson (Scarecrow)
The opening of the Stirling Schools Hockey Astro took place on Friday, 26 February amid some very windy weather! Bronwyn Kretzmann (past Head Girl of both Stirling Primary & Stirling High and South African Hockey Player) was the guest of honour.
Brownyn Kretzmann with the Head Prefects of Stirling Primary & High Schools cutting the ribbon.
Stirling Schools Hockey Astro.
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Red Baron Tomato Trot & Cycle
Grade 4–7 Athletics Day Orange House won this year’s interhouse athletics day held at Jan Smuts stadium on 18 February. Faced with both torrential rain and blazing sunshine the competitors still managed to excel, breaking 29 school records.
Over 2 100 athletes turned out for the 21st birthday of the Red Baron Tomato Trot & Cycle. Their supporters and families joined them creating a crowd of around 5 000 that came to Lilyfontein School for a fun, healthy day out in the countryside.
Senior Leaders’ Social On Friday, 12 February, Lilyfontein School hosted 119 Senior Leaders from 6 Eastern Cape Schools for a Leaders Social. Senior leaders from Lilyfontein, Beaconhurst, Cambridge, Clarendon, Dale College, Gonubie and West Bank gathered at Lilyfontein School for an afternoon of teambuilding and adventure.
Timothy Page set a new school record for the u10 boys 1200m.
Martin Harmse and his son Nathan took 6th place in the 8km cycle.
Primary School does it for CHOC On 12 January all learners in the primary school were encouraged to donate to CHOC. Together we raised R4,443 for CHOC.
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Mixed school teams were given challenges to complete; some were physical, some mental and others just downright crazy!
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Hudson Park High School Cricket
High Schools athletics day
The Hudson Park Athletics Day was filled with excitement and laughter as the three competing houses went head to head for glory. Pupils and teachers participated in a variety of events in order to score points for their house. Buchholtz won, with 665 points, and Lake achieved the Spirit Award. Victor and Victrix Ludorums U15 girls: Tayla-Jade Marais, U15 boys: Luke Hanner, Open girls: Jamie-Lee Marais and Open boys: Esona Mfeketo Records broken Damon Townsend (Discus Boys Open), Jamie-Lee Marais (Javelin Girls Open), Tayla-Jade Marais (Discus Girls U15) and Neil Nyemba (High Jump Boys open/u17).
Selections Jason Niemand, Akhona Mnyaka and Siphamandla Kreqwe have been selected to attend the SA U/19 cricket camp in Pretoria from May 4–7 after which an SA U/19 side will be selected to tour Sri Lanka. Jason Niemand, Axola Ngwana and Siphamandla Kreqwe were selected for the SA U/17 Invitation side and Akhona Mnyaka for the Cubs U/19 franchise week in Stellenbosch in January 2016. Akhona Mnyaka was selected for the Warriors U/19 side for the same tournament. Matches Hudson Park 1st team won the local Algie Cup T20 competition. This is the tenth time Hudson Park have won this trophy in the last thirteen years of competition. Hudson Park 1st team also won the Border and Kei region T20 in the Standard Bank competition and qualified to play the EP champions, Grey PE, for the right to represent the Warriors region in the National T20 competition. We unfortunately lost to Grey on their field in the play-off match. Highlights Further cricket highlights for the season were Luke Dallas 107 retired vs Port Rex and Sine Qeshile and Jason Niemand both 100 retired vs Stirling; beating Selborne twice in one term and Brad Mauer taking a hat-trick vs St Dominics. Girls’ cricket In our girls cricket, Jamie Lee Marais and Caelin Hall have been playing in the Border womans side. Caelin made the Eastern Cape invitational side that played against the West Indies womans team. The first team cricket girls, captained by Thando Chiti, are undefeated for three years running.
Merrifield Mile Kyle Holmes swam his first Merrifield mile and won the 14–24 men’s section and was also the fastest overall men’s winner of the day (20min.11sec). Chloe Velde won the woman’s 14–24 section and placed 2nd overall in the woman’s section.
Ironman volunteers Hudson Park High School learners helped the Ironman 70.3 athletes achieve their goals by providing energy drinks, water and cooling sponges, with a smile. The students cheered the athletes up the last section of the grueling hill, and gave them the energy to take advantage of the slope on the way down.
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Rugby Border Schools Day 2016 Selborne College 1st Rugby XV beat Grens 1st XV (19-10) Selborne College 2nd Rugby XV beat Chief Boklein High 1st XV (40-3)
Hockey
East Cape Surf Ski Results
Border Schools Day 2016 Selborne College 1st Hockey XI beat Stirling 1st XI (3-1) Selborne College 1st Hockey XI lost Hudson Park 1st XI (1-2) Selborne College 1st Hockey XI beat Cambridge 1st XI (3-0) Selborne College U16A Hockey XI beat Stirling U16A XI (5-0) Selborne College U16A Hockey XI beat Alphendale U16A XI (9-1) Selborne College U16A Hockey XI beat Hudson Park U16A XI (5-0)
EL Surf was 2nd out of 7 teams (a good improvement from last year). We also had 3 Selborne dads competing and winning medals!
• D. Wheeler, 8th Single Ski, 19th Malibu Board, Surf Swim 13th, Run Swim Run 10th, Long Run 8th. • M. Tarr, 1st Single Ski • L. Callebaut, 4th Single Ski, 2nd Double Ski, 4th Ski Relay, 5th Malibu Board, 2nd Malibu Board Relay, 8th Surf Swim, 8th Run Swim Run, 4th Iron Man • M. Rusteberg, 7th Single Ski, 7th Double Ski, 5th Ski Relay, Cricket 6th Malibu Board, 10th Malibu Board Relay,14th Surf Swim,4th Selborne U15A vs Port Rex U15A (24 February 2016) Beach Sprint,4th Beach Relay, 4th Long Run, 4th Flags Port Rex 52 all out (S. Els 5/14, A. Van Wyk 2/11). • J. Fenn 1st Single Ski, 1st Double Ski, 1st Ski Relay, 1st Malibu Selborne 54/0 (J. Coles 25 no; E. Boucher 24 no). Board, 2nd Malibu Board Relay, 1st Surf Swim, 1st Run Swim Selborne won by 10 wickets. Run, 1st Iron Man – Trophy for Top U17 Male Competitor. • W. Weldrick 2nd Single Ski, 2nd Double Ski, 1st In Ski Relay, 2nd Malibu Board, 2nd Malibu Board Relay, 2nd In Iron Man Athletics • N. Schoof 4th Run Swim Rin, 4th Beach Relay, 5th Flags, 4th Results from The Eastern Cape Champs Held at Jan Smuts: Tube Rescue U17 Pole Vault: D. Meyer 1st • T. Thompson 3rd Single Ski, 1st Double Ski, 1st Ski Relay, 17th U15 Long Jump: O. Maya 3rd Malibu Board U15 Pole Vault: T. Opio-Ikuya 1st • T. Maker 4th Surf Swim, 5th Run Swim Run, 4th Beach Relay
U14 Pole Vault:
T. Glover
1st
Tennis Soccer Selborne College vs Get Ahead College (Queenstown) Selborne U16 drew Get Ahead College (1-1) Selborne U18 lost Get Ahead College (1-2)
Squash Congratulations to Tristen Worth who won the Prince SA Squash Open in the U14 section which was held in Johannesburg in February.
Golf Congratulations to the following Selbornians who have been selected to represent the Border Junior U15 Golf Team: Daniel van Seumeren, Damian Osner and Cameron Renton.
Congratulations to the following Selbornians who have been selected to represent the border junior tennis: U15: Nicos Efstratiou, Nikolai Hensberg, Justin Cronje and Sam McQuirk U19: Ryan Little
Swimming Congratulations to Jarryd Holmes who swam the 5km event and qualified for the SA National Open Water Swimming Championship. He was placed 2nd in the event. Congratulations too to Alex Goddard who also swam the 5km event finishing 3rd. Results from the Athlone Gala held in King Williams Town Individual events: M. Hounsell gained two 1st positions and G. Griffiths two 2nds. Relays: Our Open Medley swam with typical Selborne determination to record close wins over Stirling in both events; for the Freestyle Relay they thereby retained the Athlone Shield. Team members were: B. Grassi, B. Reabow, T. Williams and C. Muller.
Water Polo JEPPE Ken Short U14 Water Polo Tournament The Selborne U14 side finished 11th out of 20 teams at this tournament. Selborne U14A drew St Johns (3-3), beat Maritsburg College (4-1), beat St Albans (9-0), lost Robndebosch (46), lost Affies (3-5) and beat Pretoria Boys High (10-0) KES 1st Team Tournament Selborne first team ended 10th at the KES Water Polo Tournament. They lost in the plate final to Bishops 5-6 in the last second of the game. Selborne 1st lost SACS (6-8), beat St Johns (6-4), beat Maritzburg College (14-2), beat Jeppe Boys (6-4), beat St Albans (5-4) and lost Bishops (5-6). Kingswood U15 Tournament Selborne won the U15 Tournament beating St Andrews 2-1 in the final. Selborne U15 beat St Andrews U14A (80), beat Glenwood House (7-3), beat Hudson Park (15-0), beat Kingswood (11-0), beat Oakhill (10-0) (Semi/Final) and beat St Andrews (2-1) (Final).
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FIRST XI CRICKET RANKINGS 8 March 2016 RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
TEAM ST STITHIANS PRETORIA BOYS HIGH GLENWOOD RONDEBOSCH GREY COLLEGE GREY HIGH SCHOOL ST JOHNS COLLEGE PAARL GIM AFFIES ST ANDREWS SCHOOL
PLAYED 33 35 22 30 20 25 36 21 33 19
AVG PTS 9,19 8,19 7,71 7,46 7,43 7,42 7,33 6,93 6,44 6,44
EASTERN CAPE FRAMESBY GILL COLLEGE MARLOW LANDBOU QUEEN’S
44 14 25 23
vs vs vs vs
0 7 13 7
OUDTSHOORN HS DESPATCH SENTRAAL HUDSON PARK
U15 CRICKET RANKINGS 3 March 2016 RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
TEAM KES SELBORNE COLLEGE WESTVILLE WATERKLOOF PAARL GIM MARITZBURG COLLEGE ST ANDREWS SCHOOL ST STITHIANS CLIFTON CBC BOKSBURG
PLAYED 7 9 5 15 12 4 4 15 9 5
AVG POINTS 9,60 8,30 8,08 8,06 7,75 7,38 7,35 7,02 6,93 6,90
Rugby Results 07 March 2016 DALE SELBORNE CAMBRIDGE
40 vs 7 PORT REX 19 vs 0 GRENS 29 vs 10 MARIA LOUW
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