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AWSUM Celebrity Interview V You released the album ‘Sing vir Liefde’ earlier this year and signalled a new direction with this album. What is different about your music on this album? A I wrote the majority of songs on this album mysefl. I could write what I had on the heart. Every album is about your life and in which place in your life you are at that stage. V You are the sister of the equally well-known and popular Bobby van Jaarsveld and performed with him on stage as guitar player and on background vocals. You also did a duet with him on his first album. What made you decide to go solo? Do you still perform together these days?
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Double SAMA-winner, television star and actress Karlien van Jaarsveld had a meteoric rise in the Afrikaans entertainment industry. AWSUM News chatted to her about her career, her children, and her dreams for the future.
A It is a road that God chose, and not me. We do not often perform together, but when we do, we enjoy it.
V Tell us about your childhood and where you grew up and went to school. A I remember that as children my brother and I always made the family sit down to watch us perform shows. It must be there where the music bug bit me. We moved around quite a bit, so I was in a number of schools, with most of my growing-up years spent in Brits and Witbank. V Your rise in the music industry was fast and successful. In 2011 you won the Best Newcomer award in the Tempo Awards. You were also awarded two SAMAs for Best Pop Album (Afrikaans) in 2014 (‘Uitklophou’) and 2016 (‘My Hartjie’). Tell us a bit more about these two albums and their success stories. A In my wildest dreams I would never have expected this. I always had a really good support team. What also helped a lot, is that people believed in me. V Your interests and talents are wide and varied. You have acted in films, performed on stage, and even won ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ Season 8. Which of these non-music things do you enjoy the most? A I like being in film. You can sometimes play a character that is completely the opposite of yourself. I like a challenge. But one of the roles I enjoy the most these days, is to be a wife to my husband and a mother to my children. V You are the mom of two twin boys, Daniël and Eliah, with another little one on the way. How did motherhood change your life? What is the best thing about being a mom? How do you balance your career, marriage and motherhood? A It is one of the most amazing gifts that we as people can receive. Just to be with them every day and to see how they develop, is wonderful (but it happens too fast!). I am at home during the week and can spend time with them after school and during the evenings. They also regularly go on tour with me. Sometimes it feels as if I learn more from them than they from me.
A To spend time with my children and my husband.
V What is your advice for a first date?
V What was the highlight of your career so far? Why?
A Just be yourself.
A The opportunity to do ‘In jou skoene’, because it dealt with the things that really matter in life.
V Favourite pastime (when you get time)?
V What advice about love and life do you have for our high school learners? A Remember to just be yourself – it can sometimes feel awkward to be yourself and it could take years before you realise that to be yourself would always have been the best thing.
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V What is your biggest dream at the moment? What would you still like to achieve professionally? A I would like to start my own clothing range.
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INGREDIENTS • 1 Tbsp turmeric • 8 potions chicken, bone in • Salt and pepper • Olive oil • 2 medium onions chopped • 2 cloves of garlic chopped • 200g baby potatoes thinly sliced • 250 g mushrooms roughly chopped • 2 Tbsp tomato paste • 3 tomatoes quartered • 200g frozen peas • 1 cup dessert wine (Hanepoot) • 2 Tbsp corn flour • 65 ml water
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• Pre-Heat oven to 180 ºC. • Rub the turmeric over the chicken, season and then add the chicken, oil, onions, garlic and potatoes to a casserole dish. • Bake for 20 minutes, add the mushrooms, tomato paste and tomatoes, bake for 4-5 minutes until fragrant. • Add the peas and sweet wine, season to taste. • Make a slurry with the corn flour and water, pour into the dish and stir through. • Bake for a further 20 minutes. AWSUM NEWS JULY 2017
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GONUBIE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 740 4005 (e) gpsstaff@telkomsa.net Insects at school
Cook-out Gonubie Primary Grade 6 pupils had an enjoyable cook-out on the banks of the Gonubie River!
Our Grade 3 pupils had a day full of fun and learning when they dressed up as insects at school.
DOE Spelling Bee
Marie Biscuit Day An end-of-term activity was a challenge to the Grade 5 FAL classes to work together in groups to bring all the ingredients required to make the icing for their Marie Biscuit Day. How sweet!
Neala Rowan (Grade 3) took part in the DOE Spelling Bee Competition and received the trophy for coming first out of all the Grade 3 pupils in East London. We are very proud of her!
Miss Connellan’s class show off their bright insect colours.
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Sport results week ending 25 June 2017 RUGBY • Selborne College vs Stirling at Stirling (24th June 2017) • Selborne College 1st Rugby XV beat Stirling 1st XV (36-23) • Selborne College 2nd Rugby XV beat Stirling 2nd XV (31-10) • Selborne College 5th Rugby XV lost Stirling 3rd XV (25-28) • Selborne College U16 A Rugby XV beat Stirling U16 A XV (88-7) • Selborne College U15 A Rugby XV beat Stirling U15 A XV (43-5) • Selborne College U15 C Rugby XV beat Stirling U15 B XV (38-0) • Selborne College U14 A Rugby XV beat Stirling U14 A XV (19-5) • Selborne College U14 C Rugby XV beat Stirling U14 B XV (64-0) Played: 8, Won: 7 and Lost: 1
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Selborne vs Stirling June 2017 - David Coetzer
• Selborne College vs Stirling at Selborne ASTRO (23rd & 24th June 2017) • Selborne College 1st Hockey XI beat Stirling 1st Hockey XI (6-0) • Selborne College 2nd Hockey XI beat Stirling 2nd Hockey XI (6-1) • Selborne College U16 A Hockey XI beat Stirling U16 A Hockey XI (4-0) • Selborne College U16 B Hockey XI beat Stirling U16 B Hockey XI (6-0) • Selborne College U14 A Hockey XI beat Stirling U14 A Hockey XI (3-0) Played: 5 and Won: 5
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Laerskool Grens Pretloop Al wou die weer nie heeldag saamspeel nie, het Laerskool Grens op 28 Junie voortgegaan met ons pretloop. Van Graad R tot Graad 7 het saam geloop. Op die eindpunt het die leerders heerlik piekniek gehou.
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Grade R pyjama picnic Our Grade R learners had a fun morning coming to school in their pyjamas for a picnic.
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Knysna help The parents and learners of our school sent a truckload of items to help the people of Knysna.
Queens derby rugby The u/10 rugby team did very well against Queen’s Junior.
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Parent–Child Play Day
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to school to ‘play’ with their children. It was a huge success, enjoyed by parents and learners alike.
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CLARENDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL (t) 043 722 4601 (e) office@clarendonprep.co.za
Grade R beach outing Pretty in Pink – our Grade Rs braved a sunny winter’s day and ventured down to Nahoon Beach to meet some new friends.
Term 2 final assembly We celebrated the end of another busy term with a special assembly where some of our Preppies received merit pencils congratulating them for their outstanding achievements.
In the classroom with Grade 3 Our Grade 3s had fun with Goldilocks and the three bears and used newspaper to construct recycled furniture to help tell the story.
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Hocky team travels to Bloemfontein During the holidays our U13 hockey team, along with their coaches Mrs Malan and Miss Ranger, travelled to Bloemfontein to attend the ECHS Elite Hockey and Coaching Tournament. They placed second in their pool and were named the most improved team overall. We would like to commend the girls for their hard work and wonderful behaviour. A big congratulation goes to Jordan Tatchell, who has been selected to attend an overseas tour to Holland and Belgium. We wish her all the best in this endeavour!
Art awards Our Preppie artists excelled at this year’s Buffalo City Art Eisteddfod and walked away smiling with silver and gold awards all round.
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SA Champs Biathle Caroline Kretzmann competed in the SA Champs for Biathle in the U11 age group representing the Eastern Cape team during the holidays. We are extremely proud of her, as she gained selection for the South African Presidents Team to compete at the World Champs in Spain in October this year.
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Rotary award Sihle Kelenjani of Cambridge High School was recognised by the Rotary Club of Wynberg and Cape Town for his outstanding involvement in local community and as Chairman of the Interact Club of Cambridge High. The Rotary Club of East London selected Sihle to represent East London at the Adventures in Citizenship conference hosted by the Rotary Club of Cape Town.
Hockey touring squad The King Edward VI Boys’ Hockey touring squad played their first tour matches against Cambridge High School’s Boys’ 1st and U16A teams. The touring side won both matches, 3-1 and 4-1 respectively.
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SELBORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 726 5341 (e) office@selborneprimary.co.za Grahamstown Festival The tenth Cultural Tour to Grahamstown proved to be as amazing as all the others. This is an exceptionally special tour and has a lasting impact on our boys. The selection process is a difficult one and is undertaken by the cultural departments, along with the Grade 6 and Grade 7 HODs. It is a tremendous privilege for the 20 boys who are selected. The boys participate in many art, drama, music and dance workshops, which are presented by some of the top professional people in their field.
U12 Rugby tour to Cape Town • Beat WPPS 47-24 • Lost to SACS 19-21
• Beat Rondebosch 48-0 • Beat Bishops 50-5
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Standard Bank National Youth Jazz Festival The Stirling Big Band and members of the Stirling Intermediate and Junior bands attended the Standard Bank National Youth Jazz Festival held in the winter holidays at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown. The festival has become one of the most significant jazz development programmes in the country, annually bringing together over 300 students and 40 teachers from diverse backgrounds all over South Africa, with nearly 90 professional jazz musicians and educators.The festival lasts nearly a week, incorporating innovative jazz performance, rehearsals,
workshops, lectures, networking and an opportunity for South Africa’s future jazz stars to interact personally and musically with their peers and the country’s top performers. The top jazz students in South Africa audition for places in the Standard Bank National Schools Big Band (NSBB) and the National Youth Jazz Band (NYJB) and these national bands are conducted by some of South Africa’s leading jazz educators and performers. Well done to Emily Webster, Eldene Bruiners and Stirling High head girl, Lise Siebert, on their selection to the Standard Bank National Schools Big Band 2017!
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LILYFONTEIN SCHOOL (t) 043 737 4258 (e) reception@lilyfontein.co.za 1st XV players play Border rugby at Loftus Congratulations to Tyler Blom and Ryan Kruger on being selected for the Border Academy XV team that played in the Bondedag at Loftus Versveld on 1 July.
High School learners attain new heights Fourteen High School learners and two staff members took to the Drakensberg in the first week of the holidays as part of the Adventure Pursuits Programme. The group hiked 60kms over 5 days to Hodgson’s Peak sleeping in tents and caves along the way.
Eco Bricks for our New Eco Classroom Grade 3 learners show off their Eco Bricks – these are 2 litre plastic bottles full of non degradable plastic that will be used to build the walls and furniture of our new Eco Classroom.
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Squash report The players who took part in the interprovincial tournaments did very well during the holidays. Border Girls’ U19 Nicci Pohlmann and Alexa Phillips were in the team and came 6th overall. Border Girls’ U16 An outstanding team performance led to them winning the Gold Medal at the Interprovincial Tournament in Bloemfontein. Three of the five players were from Clarendon: Lara Patrick (won all her matches at No. 1 – top SA U16 player), Taryn Emslie (No. 3) and Alexia Brown (No. 5). Border Girls’ U14 They did well to come third (Bronze) – again had three players from Clarendon: Amber Jacoby (No. 2), Kathryn Connock (No. 4) and Kristin Hatley (No. 5). After Western Province withdrew their team from the Top Schools’ Tournament to be held in August, the SA Selectors have invited the Clarendon First Team to play in this prestigious tournament in Pietermaritzburg. Well done, girls, and good luck!
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4 The Border U16 Squash team with three Clarendon team members: on the left Alexia Brown and Lara Patrick, with Taryn Emslie on the far right.
TEAM +/- PTS PAARL BOYS HIGH 0 103,54 HELPMEKAAR 0 100,71 MONNAS 0 99,98 GREY COLLEGE 0 99,09 PAARL GIM 0 99,01 PAUL ROOS GYM 0 98,77 SACS 1 97,32 GLENWOOD -1 97,30 AFFIES 0 96,23 GARSFONTEIN 1 95,35 KES 1 95,16 WATERKLOOF 2 94,89 BOLAND LANDBOU -3 94,88 GREY HIGH SCHOOL -1 94,08 ST ANDREWS COLLEGE 0 94,04 STELLENBERG 7 93,66 OAKDALE -1 93,37 OUTENIQUA 0 92,89 NELSPRUIT 0 92,88 DROSTDY HTS 2 92,70
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RUGBY U16 RANKINGS 13 JULY 2017
SOURCE: www.ruggas.co.za
RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD 18 AUGUST 2017
THE SON OF BIGFOOT 11 AUGUST 2017
RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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PAUL ROOS GYM 9 7.667 GREY COLLEGE 11 7.464 DURBANVILLE 13 6.692 ST JOHNS COLLEGE 14 6.586 SELBORNE COLLEGE 12 5.783 HELPMEKAAR 9 5.367 STELLENBERG 14 5.350 MENLOPARK 14 5.279 MONTANA PTA 11 4.945 PAARL BOYS HIGH 9 4.878 JEPPE 13 4.862 BOLAND LANDBOU 11 4.800 ST ANDREWS COLLEGE 11 4.745 OOS MOOT 13 4.669 VOORTREKKER BETH 10 4.620 PAARL GIM 13 4.531 GREY HIGH SCHOOL 10 4.520 MONUMENT 13 4.423 KINGSWOOD COLLEGE 11 4.336 GLENWOOD 9 4.244
SOURCE: www.saschoolsports.co.za
RUGBY FIRST XV RANKINGS 9 JULY 2017
THE LOST CITY OF Z 11 AUGUST 2017
5 ATOMIC BLONDE 18 AUGUST 2017
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