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Gary Kirsten is a former South African opening batsman and the World Cup winning coach of the Indian cricket team. Kirsten is currently an assistant coach at Indian Premier League franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore. This family man has 3 children and is the owner of Gary Kirsten Cricket Coaching business in Cape Town. While travelling Abu Dhabi on cricket camps, Gary Kirsten answered a few questions. Gary, you grew up in Rondebosch, Cape Town. What do you remember about your high school days at Rondebosch High? I really enjoyed the school. It provided me with a strong base to be able to make something of my life. Most importantly, it helped me understand that there is a certain way of doing things when trying to make the most of opportunities. How did you and your wife meet? We met at a popular student “hang out” in Cape Town. You always put your family first. How do you manage the top priorities in your life? I think we are all affected by our experiences as a child. I had two loving parents who did not like each other and it had a significant effect on me. It has made me determined that my children do not go through the same journey. What does a perfect family day look like in the Kirsten household? Like any other fully functioning family – we like to create experiences that provide longlasting memories. On the weekends we will always try and do something together. How and when did you decide that you want to pursue cricket and that you are really good? Not until I had finished school. My only measure in working out whether I could play the game professionally was how many runs I scored. I never thought I was particularly good or talented, but I kept scoring runs. What went through your mind when facing Glenn McGarth? He was one bowler who had the better of me throughout my career. I always felt distinctly uncomfortable facing him and probably did not do myself any favours with my mental approach.
You’ve met and played with/against great cricketers. Did you receive any wisdom you can share with us? The older one gets as a player the more comfortable one becomes with just who one is. I spent a lot of my career trying to be someone I wasn’t to please others. What do you prefer, playing or coaching cricket? I enjoyed the challenge of playing but I have loved every day of coaching. Please tell us about your coaching business? I work with a fantastic group of young enthusiastic and seriously good coaches. We provide a global coaching service to those who are interested in working with us. What does cricket mean to you? Cricket has been a way of life for me. It has taught me everything I am today. I am one of the fortunate few, who have been able to make a living out of something that has remained a passion and hobby. Any motivational words/ tips for a young cricketer? Be only who you uniquely are, represent a strong set of values in everything you do and understand that your career is your journey, not your destination. Don’t let your life be dictated by results and “bottom lines”. What is your favourite song? Don’t have one – do not really listen to music except if I am on a treadmill, which is not often. You reached great achievements in your cricket career, do you have any goals you still want to achieve as cricket coach? I love coaching and helping others learn about themselves. My journey is to continue finding methods and tools that help others optimize their potential.
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12 Brownies. Preparation 10 minutes. Baking time 25 minutes. This brownies recipe doesn’t really fit into the Keto diet plan because it contains chickpeas and beans. I decided to share this with you because it’s such an interesting recipe and it only contains natural ingredients. The portions are very small so you don’t have to exceed your low carb limit. My Croatian flatmate and very good friend, Natasha Coetsee (née Buratovich) and her business partner, Jessica Riding from the non-profitable dance organization for kids, Move for Two introduced these brownies to me. When she told me how she made it I couldn’t believe her. Try for yourself! Brownies • 30 ml milk • 3 eggs • ¼ cup coconut • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract • 150 g dates • 1 can (400 g) chickpeas or black beans • ½ cup raw cacoa • ½ t pink salt • 1 t baking powder • 1 tablespoon butter
Chocolate layer (optional) • 100 g dark chocolate (85% of 90%) • 1 tablespoon erythritol • 1 tablespoon butter • 1 tablespoon coconut
1. Preheat oven to 180 °C 2. Mix the milk, eggs, coconut, vanilla and dates in a food processor untill the mixture is smooth. 3. Add the chickpeas or black beans and mix until smooth. 4. Sift the cacoa powder, salt and baking powder in a separate mixing bowl.
Why do you think is it important to eat healthy? Food is very important to me. Not only to look good but food is also important to feel good. Food, exercise and sleep are the 3 main pillars for a healthy lifestyle. I believe that most of the illnesses origin comes from food. What type of recipes will be in your cookbook? Everything will be low carb recipes. Some more than others, but the core of all the recipes will be low carbs. From basic Banting to very low carbs ketogenic recipes. The book will have something for everybody and for every occasion. Tell us more about the Keto diet? Basically, it’s the same as the Banting’s low carbs, high fat diet but the idea is to put your body in Ketosis. Ketosis is the state where your body uses fat as energy and not carbohydrates. The Keto diet is VERY low in carbs, moderate protein and high in fat. You have 20minutes before a call-time, what is your go-to meal? Eggs, eggs and more eggs. Some vegetables like spinach, kale or Brussel sprouts pan-fried with 3-4 eggs. It’s quick and full of healthy nutrients. You can’t go wrong with eggs.
Armand Aucamp’s cookbook, ‘Armand Kook Kaal – 100 banting en Keto Resepte’ will be available from October 2018. In the meantime, Armand shared a very nice recipe with us!
5. Add the bean mixture and the dry ingredients together and stir thoroughly until smooth. 6. Grease an oven plate with the butter and spread the mixture evenly on the plate. Bake for 25 minutes. 7. If you want to make the optional chocolate layer, melt the 100g chocolate, erythritol, butter and coconut in the microwave or on the stove and stir thoroughly. Place one side to cool.
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CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Sport Results Vs. Selborne Rugby: CHS 1st XV lost 20 – 78, 2nd XV lost 0 – 60, 3rd XV vs. 4th XV lost 17 – 63, 4th XV vs. 6th XV lost 3 – 21, u16A lost 10 – 68, u15A lost 5 – 64, u15B vs. u15C lost 0 – 38, u15C vs. u15D won 17 – 15, u14A lost 0 – 57, u14B vs. u14C lost 12 – 57. Boy’s hockey: CHS 1st drew 1 – 1, 2nd lost 0 – 3, 3rd lost 0 – 2, u16A won 2 – 1, u16B lost 0 – 6, u16C lost 1 – 10, u14A lost 0 – 9, u14B lost 1 – 10. Vs. Clarendon Netball: CHS u19A won 27 – 15, u19B won 19 – 18, u19C won 16 – 15, u19D won 14 – 9, u16A won 20 – 6, u16B lost 10 – 19, u16C won 18 – 16, u16D won 12 – 3, u15A won 18 – 3, u15B won 22 – 4, u15C won 12 – 4, u15D won 15 – 0, u14A won 26 – 10, u14B won 15 – 12, u14C won 18 – 8. Girl’s hockey: CHS 1st lost 0 – 4, 2nd lost 0 – 6, 3rd lost 2 – 3, u16A lost 0 – 2, u16B lost 0 – 1, u16C lost 0 – 6, u16D lost 0 – 4, u14A lost 0 – 9, u14B lost 0 – 6, u14C lost 0 – 6, u14D lost 0 – 4.
Border Rugby u16 Congratulations to Mbasa Nkonki on his selection to the Border Rugby u16 Squad playing at the Grant Khomo Week in Kimberley from 1-6 July 2018.
(t) 043 726 3202 (e) office@cambridgehs.co.za
Border Rugby u18 Congratulations to Cole du Preez and Siseko Salman (Nontraveling reserve) on their selection to the Border Rugby u18 Academy Squad to compete in Paarl from 7-15 July 2018.
Artistic Swimming Congratulations to Nadia van Zyl on her selection to the South African 13-15 Artistic Swimming Team to compete in the Mediterranean Cup in Seville, Spain from 26-29 July 2018.
GONUBIE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 740 4005 (e) gpsstaff@telkomsa.net Winter Season’s sports Gonubie Primary’s sports teams have been hard at work this term with the Winter Season’s sports fixtures. Here are just 3 of the teams in action.
The girls U13 A Hockey team are all geared up for their match against another school in preparation for their up-coming tour to Graaff-Reinet.
Keagan Marriott gets in front of his opposite number in a rugby match against Dale. Referee Mr Muller is waving at the camera in the background!
Buhle Sepheka prepares to shoot a goal while teammate Olo Kemle watches closely.
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CLARENDON PRIMARY SCHOOL Gymnastics Congratulations to Courtney Crossman who won a gold medal and Erin Murphy who won a silver medal for the gymnastics competition in Cape Town!
(t) 043 722 5128 (e) cprimsec@iafrica.com.co.za
Proud of our girls Wrapping up a productive term with our Portfolio Conferences, our girls spent time showing off their hard work to loved ones and we are immensely proud of all they have achieved this term.
‘Teacher of the Term’ goes to... Teaching is a calling...It requires passion and dedication. This term, we appreciate Mrs Fourie as our ‘Teacher of the Term’. A truly remarkable lady who inspires our girls to go further, do more, and give 120% to their learning. Mrs Fourie, we truly value and appreciate you!
Courtney Crossman
CLARENDON HIGH SCHOOL
(t) 043 722 4887 (e) christiand.high@clarendonschools.co.za; secretary.high@clarendonschools.co.za
Hockey vs Cambridge Well done to the following hockey teams who played against Cambridge. The results are as follows: • U14D won 6-0
• U16D won 4-0
• 3rd Team won 3-2
• U14C won 7-0
• U16C won 5-0
• 2nd Team won 7-0
• U14B won 6-0
• U16B won 1-0
• 1st Team won 4-0
• U14A won 9-0
• U16A won 2-0
Netball vs Cambridge
Hockey vs Stirling
Netball vs Stirling
On Saturday 2 June the Netball girls took part in the
Well done to the following hockey teams who played
annual derby clash against Cambridge.
against Stirling.
the annual derby clash against Stirling.
The results were as follows:
The results were as follows: • U/14 A lost 13 - 19
• U/16 D lost 11 - 15
On Friday 15 June the Netball girls took part in
• U/14 A lost 10 – 26
• U/16 D lost 3 – 12
The results are as follows: • U14B won 9-0
• U/14 B lost 12 – 15
• U/19 A lost 15 – 27
• U14A won 9-0
• U/14 B lost 14 - 17
• U/19 A lost 16 - 17
• U/19 B lost 18 – 19
• U16B won 2-0
• U/14 C lost 8 - 20
• U/19 B won 17 - 15
• U/15 A lost 3 – 18
• U/19 C won 10 – 9
• U16A won 1-0
• U/15 A lost 8 - 17
• U/19 C won 14 - 10
• U/15 B lost 4 – 23
• U/19 D lost 9 - 14
• 3rd Team won 4-1
• U/15 B won 18 - 8
• U/19 D won 13 - 5
• U/15 C lost 4 – 13
• 2nd Team won 5-2
• U/15 C lost 4 - 10
• U/15 D lost 0 – 14
• 1st Team won 3-0
• U/15 D lost 0 - 12
• U/16 A lost 7 – 20
Clarendon won all of their Hockey games, this is an amazing achievement!
• U/16 A won 14 - 11
• U/14 C lost 8 – 18
• U/16 B won 19 – 10 • U/16 C lost 16 – 18
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• U/16 B lost 11 - 14 • U/16 C lost 8 - 16
LAERSKOOL GRENS
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Colourfun Laerskool Grens het op Saterdag 26 Mei 2018 ‘n “Colourfun” dag tydens die kermis by Laerskool Grens se sportgronde gehou. Almal het die dag terdee geniet.
HUDSON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 726 3205 (e) office@hphs.co.za
Grade 7 SACEE inter-schools’ Read out Loud competition Well done to Buhle Mntalo from Hudson Park Primary School for winning the Grade 7 SACEE inter-schools’ Read out Loud competition!
GEORGE RANDELL PRIMARY SCHOOL
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PORT REX TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL (t) 043 726 5324 (e) admin@portrex.co.za
Rugby Port Rex 1st team rugby player Lusandiso Luke made the Border u18 Academy rugby side who will be playing in the Academy Week in Paarl in July. Port Rex u16 rugby player Siyambuka Ningiza made the Border u16 Grant Khomo side who will be playing in the tournament at the end of this month in Kimberley.
Recently some members from the Gauteng Rotary Club visited our school to do a presentation about the fun and importance of reading. We would like to thank them for the wonderful donation of books that we received.
100th Day of School On the 21st June we commemorated the 100th day of school by dressing up as if we were 100 years old. The learners really put in a lot of effort and lots of fun was had by all.
Upcoming Derby days: • 21 July - Daniel Pienaar- Away • 28- July - Cambridge HS- Home • 4th- August- Hangklip - Away • 17th August - Reunion Weekend / Derby Day vs Stirling.
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ON-TH SOCCER:
22 June: Brazil vs Costa Rica 23 June: Germany vs Sweden 24 June: England vs Panama 25 June: Uruguay vs Russia Spain vs Morocco 26 June: Denmark vs France Nigeria vs Argentina 27 June: Korea Republic vs Germany Serbia vs Brazil 28 June: England vs Belgium 30 June – 15 July: Soccer Finals
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GOLF: 21-24 June: BMW International Open 28 June-01 July: The National 5-9 July: The Greenbrier Classic 12-16 July: Scottish Open 19-25 July: 147th Open Championship
CYCLING: 07-29 July:
Tour de France[21 Stages]
MOTORSPORT: 24 June: 01 July: 08 July: 15 July: 22 July:
Formula 1- French Grand Prix MotoGP- Dutch Grand Prix Formula 1- Austrian Grand Prix Formula 1- British Grand Prix MotoGP- German Grand Prix Formula 1- German Grand Prix
RUGBY:
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23 June: New Zealand vs France Australia vs Ireland South Africa vs England
SUPER RUGBY 29 June: 30 June: 6 July: 7 July: 13 July: 14 July:
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TENNIS: 18-25 June: Gerry Weber Open Fever Tree Championships 02-16 July: All England Lawn Tennis Championships 16-23 July: Swedish Open
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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 726 8150 (e) maincampus@cambridgeprimary.co.za Recycling is fun Recycling is fun and can be creative. Keep the plastic out of the oceans. We created artwork from collected bottle tops. Please don’t stop collecting plastic bottle tops. Still many boards to do... The Grade RR and R’s had such fun sorting all the bottle tops that have been collected. Keep your eyes peeled for some amazing creations on the Foundation Phase campus! The first plastic bottle top mural is done and dusted. Can’t wait to put it up. Thanks to those who have collected. Please keep them coming. Our corridors are going to look so colourful. Our 2nd recycling art project is up. We are having such fun. Please keep the bottle caps coming. Thank you to all who have faithfully contributed.
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Selborne College VS Stirling High Sport Results Rugby: • Selborne College vs Stirling at Selborne (15th June 2018) • Selborne College 1st Rugby XV beat Stirling 1st Rugby XV (56-10) • Selborne College 2nd Rugby XV beat Stirling 2nd Rugby XV (78-0) • Selborne College U16 A Rugby XV beat Stirling U16 A Rugby XV (64-5) • Selborne College U15 A Rugby XV beat Stirling U15 A Rugby XV (63-0) • Selborne College U14 A Rugby XV beat Stirling U14 A Rugby XV (29-5) • Selborne College U14 C Rugby XV beat Stirling U14 B Rugby XV (47-0) Played: 6, Won: 6 Hockey: • Selborne College vs Stirling at Selborne (15th June 2018) • Selborne College 1st Hockey XI beat Stirling 1st Hockey XI (10-0) • Selborne College 2nd Hockey XI beat Stirling 2nd Hockey XI (6-0) • Selborne College U16 A Hockey XI beat Stirling U16 A Hockey XI (2-1) • Selborne College U16 C Hockey XI beat Stirling U16 B Hockey XI (2-0) • Selborne College U14 A Hockey XI beat Stirling U14 A Hockey XI (5-0) • Selborne College U14 B Hockey XI beat Stirling U14 B Hockey XI (9-0) Played: 6, Won: 6
BEACONHURST SCHOOL The MEC Departmental Award Ceremony A ceremony was held to showcase all the major awards and achievements amongst the youth and teachers. Mr Simms, Qhayiya Mayinje and Kian Terwin of Beaconhurst High School all received white blazers from the Department of Education (Eastern Cape) for their hard work and exceptional achievements with Moot Court on a provincial, national and international scale. Mr Simms also received the MEC Education Highest Honour Award for 2018 for all of his achievements. It is an exceptional award that only a select handful of people receive. It was a proud moment for all involved. They were all acknowledged and congratulated by the MEC (Mr. Makupula) and the SG (Mr Kojana).
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Maths in Art Beaconhurst’s Shanay Archery and Morgan Durrheim recently entered the Maths Art competition. Morgan received a gold for her art work and Shanay is one of the prize winners whose artwork is going to be exhibited at the Bridgers Art Festival in Stockholm.
(t) 043 748 2427 (e) admin@beaconhurstschool.co.za
An exciting surprise visit The Gr Rs at Beaconhurst were recently surprised with a spontaneous visit by the SAPS during their community patrol on horseback.
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Congratulations to the first 6 members of the new 100 Club. Members have all scored 100 or more runs for the Lilyfontein 1st Cricket team. Lilyfontein School has introduced a new trophy for the players in the 1st cricket team who score 100 runs or more. The trophy is made from the bat that was used by Branden Vortser to score the first three 100’s for the Lilyfontein 1st team. Only 6 players have achieved 100’s for Lilyfontein, between them they have scored 12 100’s since 2007.
For the first time ever the World Choir Games will take place on the African continent. Amateur choirs from 77 nations will descend on the Jacaranda City for 11 days (4-14 July). The Stirling Chamber Choir will compete in the main Champions Competition - namely mixed youth choirs and folklore with accompaniment. They will also attend a private workshop by a world renowned conductor from Belarus and perform at a friendship concert in Pretoria. The Stirling Chamber Choir recently received Cum Laude (91%) at the ATKV Regionals and with this level of excellence Stirling hopes to bring back a World Champ title!
Clint Gower (Father of Branden Vorster), Guy Niemand (Jason’s Father), Joshua Swinney, Inky Gower, (Grandfather of Branden Vorster), Ryan Kruger and Keegan Allan.
Drum Majorettes of the Year Lilyfontein Drum Majorette, Sibulele Kentane, was announced as the Mark Wilkins Majorette of the Year on Saturday 2 June, at the Eastern Cape Majorette Provincials held at Gonubie Primary School. Lilyfontein School competed in the competition and came first in all disciplines: Flag Drill, Throwing Prop, Non-Prop, Large Drill and won Champion of Champions. Mark Williams – the Chief Adjudicator and Sibulele Kentane.
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Jetting off to Germany on exchange Hudson Park High School pupil, Adriaan Jordaan, will represent the Eastern Cape as an exchange student in Germany during the July holidays. He came first in the province and 15th in the country during the Friends of South Africa (FSA) youth exchange programme. Jordaan was awarded 86%, the highest mark in the Eastern Cape. The headmaster, Mr Dennis Vorster, has commended Adriaan’s academic efforts and said that the school and staff are proud to see another pupil from Hudson being chosen for the programme.
Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders were invited to do a display at the Eastern Cape Majorettes and Cheerleading Associations Provincial Championship which took place on Saturday 2nd June at Gonubie Primary School. As it was stated in the Go & Express Newspaper, “Hudson Park High School gave an electrifying performance, clearly indicating that they are a force to be reckoned with.”
Old Hudsonian awarded cricket contract with the warriors Sine Qeshile who matriculated at Hudson Park High School at the end of 2017 has been awarded a Warriors Cricket contract for the 2018/2019 season. Sine, was the Hudson Park and Border cricket captain in 2016 and 2017 and represented South African Schools’ cricket in both these years. In 2017 he was awarded the highly prestigious “ Player of the Tournament” award at the inter-provincial Khaya Majola U/18 provincial cricket week.
Our blood is red Once again, the Hudson Park family showed their compassion and care when we came in our numbers to the blood drive. A total of 64 units were collected, 5 units above our target of 59 units. We as Hudsonians, always set the bar high and always want to improve, so we hope to double the number of blood donations at our next blood drive which will be on the 4th of September.
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VOORPOS PRIMARY SCHOOL Rugby Congratulations to Owam Ngqengqa who was selected for the Border U/13 A Rugby Team, Sibongintsika Maki who was selected for the Border U/13 B Rugby Team as well as the Border U/13 Soccer Team and Khanya Nkosana who was selected for the U/13 Border Soccer Team.
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Chess Congratulations to the following chess players who were selected for the Border Team. • U/10 C Team: Asamele Cetyiwe, Alikho Mrwetyana, Tshepo Woko • U/12 B Team: Bulelani Ngcaba • U/14 B Team: Liyema Matayo • U/14 C Team: Athenkosi Cetyiwe, Zachuma Ngculana
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Congratulations Mr Jay Albasini Selborne Primary SGB and staff wish to congratulate Mr Jay Albasini on his appointment as Selborne’s SGB Deputy Headmaster to work alongside Mr Carr.
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