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Pieter-Steph du Toit

The big 24-year-old lock Pieter-Steph du Toit won the coveted South African Rugby Player of the Year award last year, following a brilliant and consistent performance in the green and gold in a difficult season for Springbok rugby. In the words of Alan Solomons: “Du Toit is a world-class player and a phenomenal athlete. South African rugby is extremely blessed with fantastic young locks from which to select, such as Du Toit, Eben Etzebeth, Lood de Jager and Franco Mostert. Du Toit is an enormous man, yet is very athletic and well-coordinated. Moreover, he scrums superbly, is a terrific lineout forward and is an intelligent footballer. In my book, Du Toit is the complete rugby player.”

Q: How did it feel to be announced SA’s Rugby Player of the Year? What did the award mean to you?

A: I was honoured to receive this award, especially because it was an award voted for by the public. It is the biggest privilege one can hope for to receive the backing of the people of South Africa. The award means to me that what I am doing is worth the hard work and body blows.

Q: What motivates you to give your best, game after game after game?

A: I try to stay focused on my goal, I’m willing to give my best because I want to be the best.

Q: What was the highlight of your career this far?

A: I’ve had a lot of highlights in my career – being SA Rugby Player of the Year is definitely one, as well as being part of the World Cup 2015 team.

Q: You are the grandson of legendary powerhouse prop Piet ‘Spiere’ du Toit, who represented South Africa as a tighthead prop between 1958 to 1961 and played in 14 tests, including in the series against the All Blacks in 1960, which the Boks won.

What does this legacy mean to you?

A: As a young boy I used to dream about representing South Africa in a Springbok jersey. The fact that my grandfather was a Springbok probably gave me a stronger belief that my dreams were possible, but it also added extra pressure and expectations. So the legacy is one that fills me with much gratitude but also relief. More than anything else, it reminds me of the privilege to represent my country and the responsibility to be a genuine role model and principled individual that will earn respect of all people for the person I am and the values I represent.

Q: What was your first Rugby World Cup experience like, moving from the crushing defeat by Japan to the semi-finals against New Zealand?

A: The defeat against Japan was a huge disappointment. On the day Japan was very good and deserved the win. We had to decide on whether we would allow the defeat to derail our campaign or use it as fuel to drive the campaign and turn things around. We succeeded in doing the latter. The loss against the All Blacks was still unacceptable, but we put up a competitive and respectable performance on the day and the players on the field that day all know that the result could have gone either way. Both games were disappointing in the end, because Springboks go to a World Cup to win it. Anything short of doing that is a failed mission.

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Distribution AWSUM News is distributed to the following schools in EAST LONDON: Primary Schools:

Nahoon, Gonubie, , George Randell, Grens, Hudson Park, Clarendon Preparatory School, Clarendon Primary, Voorpos, Selborne Primary.

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Q: Coach Heyneke Meyer said at the time that changing your position from lock to flank after the defeat against Japan in the World Cup had a ‘match-winning effect’. Which is your preferred position, and why?

A: I prefer to play at lock. From a young age I excelled in athletics and I do believe it gave me an advantage in playing rugby in giving me extra agility, pace and stamina. My desire always was and still remain to be a lock forward with the work rate of a loose forward, but with the genuine physical presence and strength of a tight five member. I want to finish the game one day knowing that I have given my absolute best. Part of achieving that will be to look back and say that I have made the best possible contribution to the teams I represented by being a lock forward who could do things not expected of locks.

Q: Tell us a bit about your family and upbringing.

A: I am part of a family of six. I have three younger brothers. Our parents raised us in a home where we received unconditional love, support and encouragement and I can only thank God for that. I grew up on a farm in the Boland and has been blessed to spend most of my days outdoors close to nature. We are a very close family and my family is my foundation.

Q: You matriculated at HS Swartland. What were the pros and cons of not being at one of the big rugby schools like Paarl Gim or Paul Roos?

A: What do you mean we are not a big rugby school? We also produced a French International in Pieter de Villiers, something that no other famous school you mention has done! On a serious note, Hoërskool Swartland is an incredible school and I would not want anything different if I could have my school career over. I cannot think about cons other than the fact that we did not have the rugby depth of bigger schools, with more boys who could better absorb injuries through a season. There are many pros, but the one that stands out is the fact that I learned to fight hard for what I want in rugby and that it takes hard work to get to the top. You cannot rely on the fame and achievements of those who came before you to make a success – you need to do it yourself and on merit only.

Q: What are your future career dreams? What is the one thing you would really like to achieve?

A: I would like to become a very successful rugby player, one that will be remembered for how he played the game that I love and hopefully a successful businessman in the future.

High Schools: Beaconhurst, Clarendon, Hudson Park, Lilyfontein, Selborne College, Stirling.

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Q: You were Man of the Match in the Stormers’ first Super Rugby match this season. How do you think the Stormers will fare this year?

A: It is still early days and we need to take it one game at a time. I do believe the Stormers have the motivation, the camaraderie and the game plan to make it to the play-offs and once we are there, our chances are as good as any of the other teams to go all the way and win Super Rugby.

Matric Farewell 2017 W h a t t o d o o n t h e d a y o f yo ur Ma t r i c Fa re wel l ph o to s h o o t Have you given a thought about the photographs of the day yet?

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1. A good night’s sleep. It is important that you get a good night’s sleep the night before your photo shoot to make sure you are refreshed on the day.

2. Plan your day. Plan your day beforehand to ensure you have enough time to get ready before your photo shoot.

3. Small things do matter. Check all the small things, such as facial hair, nails, lips, and so on. Your hands are definitely going to feature somewhere in the photo shoot, so make sure your nails are perfect.

4. Accessories. Make sure that you have all your accessories ready the day before. Missing something on the day will just add to stress, which you don’t need, as it is a day to enjoy. Guys, check that your shoes are clean, as dusty or dirty shoes don’t make for interesting photographs.

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7. Practice makes perfect. In the week leading up to the photo shoot and especially on the day, practise your poses and remember to smile naturally. That cheesy smile in photographs is one of the biggest no-no’s.

8. Enjoy your day. It only happens once, so make sure you enjoy the day and especially the photo shoot. It will make for far greater portrait photographs if you are relaxed and enjoying it.

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LAERSKOOL NAHOON Atlete blink uit Reinhardt van Rensburg Reinhardt van Rensburg het tydens die Laerskole Oos-Kaap Atletiekkampioenskappe twee medaljes verwerf. In die 80m hekkies ontvang hy ‘n brons medalje en in die 200m hekkies ‘n silwer medalje. Reinhardt dring ook deur na die SA Kampioenskappe wat in Potchefstroom gehou word.

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Trompoppies se eerste optrede Laerskool Nahoon het verlede jaar begin met trompoppies. Die meisies was baie ywerig om deel te neem.

Almal van Graad 1 tot 7 kon die oudisies bywoon. Na ‘n jaar van hard oefen het hulle onlangs hul eerste optrede gehad.

Tarquin Jansen Tydens die Hoërskole Oos-Kaap Atletiekkampioenskappe het Tarquin Jansen ‘n goue medalje in die 100m hekkies verwerf.

SELBORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 726 5341 (e) office@selborneprimary.co.za Children’s Day

Gala The freestyle recordbreaking relay team from Smeds. Congratulations chaps, great swim!

Our annual Children’s Day was held at our sister school, Clarendon Primary.

Daniel Griffiths, Christo van Loggerenberg, Jordan Fenn, Connor Voke.

Cricket

Annual UK exchange

This year we rekindled our cricketing ties with Kingswood Preparatory School, Grahamstown.

Jamie Fourie, Matthew Powell, Luke Jacoby and Ndaba Ndhlovu are spending six weeks at Milfield and Xhanti Mkukwana and Joshua Rusteburg are spending six weeks at Brockhurts School.

HUDSON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

(t) 043 726 3205 (e) office@hphs.co.za

Grade R Valentine’s Day

Grade 1 Gala

Our Grade Rs celebrated Valentine’s Day dressed in red, white and pink.

Cassidy Cloete, Kate-Lynn Richter and Kirsty Ikin had a great time at their Grade 1 Fun Gala.

Matric visit Some Matrics visited our Grade 6 and 7 pupils to tell them a bit about ‘High School Life at Hudson Park High School’.

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Grade 7 study plant life Damon Hagemann, Jacques du Preez and Refiloe Lubanga are studying the life of plants for Grade 7 Natural Science.

Music Trivia Evening The parents and teachers had a fun time at the Music Trivia Evening, hosted by our IT department.

VOORPOS PRIMARY SCHOOL

(t) 043 726 1246 (e) principal@voorposprim.co.za

Valentine’s Day

SACEE Spelling Competition

Our learners dressed up in celebration of Valentine’s Day. Our Intermediate and Senior Phase winners were Zinathi Mtshatsheni, Sihle Leta, Sange Jaho, Owam Ngqengqa, Liyabona Ncarashe, Ukho Mthsezana, Lilitha Duda and Owen Shaw.

Congratulations to our top Grade 4 to 7 spellers! Hluko Nodu, Songezo Mgoqi, Emihle Gwili and Asenele Ncede represented Voorpos at the SACEE Spelling Competition.

World Read Aloud Day Our Grade R and Grade 1 learners thoroughly enjoyed being read to by the Grade 7 learners on World Read Aloud Day.

Voorpos Family Braai A lovely time was had by all at the Voorpos Family Braai.

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(t) 043 735 1444 (e) stirling@iafrica.com

M P E R IDELIS F

Cana Zone 4 Swimming Championships Deputy Head Girl, Lesley Blignaut, had a phenomenal performance at the recent Cana Zone 4 Swimming Championships held in Bulawayo from 16 to 19 February.

Lesley secured three individual gold medals and four relay medals. The most impressive mention is that Lesley smashed two Championship records.

Her individual race times were: • Gold 50 Fly Time: 29.35 New Championship Record • Gold 100 Free Time: 1:00.58 New Championship Record • Gold 50 Free Time: 28.04 • 5th 100 Fly Time: 1:09.00 Team SA ended 3rd overall at the event.

Haydon Anderson Stirling High School student, Haydon Anderson was selected for the South African Model United Nations (SAMUN) Team that participated in the Washington Area Model United Nations Conference (WAMUNC) from 2 to 5 March 2017 in Washington DC. The SAMUN Team won the award for Most Outstanding Small Delegation.

BEACONHURST SCHOOL Fear Factor ‘Participate if you dare’ – and Beaconhurst students dared. The Interact Club had its annual Fear Factor event on 17 February 2017.

Many students participated in the stomach-churning challenges, which were chosen by Interact and Land Service members. These included eating raw foods, fishing for marbles with your toes in ice cold water, and many other horrendous things. It was greatly enjoyed by all who were there, including the supporters who watched their friends suffer and squirm.

Old Petrians Tournament The Stirling Girls 1st Water Polo Team and U15A Girls travelled to Johannesburg to take part in the G1st Old Petrians Tournament and the GU15 Crawford Tournament.

The G1st made us very proud by winning the tournament.

Congratulations to the girls, Coach Bevan Manson and Manager Meryke Terblanche. Stirling Girls 1st team are currently ranked 2nd in SA and Stirling Boys are ranked 13th.

(t) 043 748 2427 (e) admin@beaconhurstschool.co.za

Land Service camp

CANSA Sprayathon

The Beaconhurst High School Land Service club recently held a weekend camp at the caravan park in Chintsa West, which only dedicated, motivated and active members attended.

Members hiked from Haga-Haga to Chinsta West along the 21km beach trail on Saturday morning. Throughout the hike and the camp, members were filled with nothing but high spirits and enthusiasm.

Beaconhurst School proudly did their part in the fight against cancer by hosting a Sprayathon in aid of CANSA, which was well supported by the students.

Children and teachers participated both in the primary school and the high school. It was a great fundraising effort.

Derby Day The Beaconhurst open team cricket boys made the school proud with their victory against Hoërskool Hangklip on 10 February 2017.

Beaconhurst High School held a cricket derby day against Hangklip. It was an enjoyable afternoon, filled with good sportsmanship and enthusiastic spectators.

Beaconhurst won the match with 130 runs and 6 wickets.

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Sport results for week ending 12 March RUGBY Grens Festival (10-11 February) • Selborne U16A drew Brandwag U16A (7-7) • Selborne U15A beat Dale U15A (15-3) • Selborne U14A beat Brandwag U14A (52-0) • Selborne U14B beat Lilyfontein U14/U15A (29-5) ATHLETICS Results from the BCM schools (BCMSA) Under 14 • Simanye Ntloko PV 2.20 3rd • Zukanye Dangazele DT 24.45 4th Under 15 • Tylor Glover SP 11.99 6th • Chad Gratz 100m 11.40 2th • Chad Gratz 200m 23.25 3th Under 17 • Jacques Goosen JT 48.30 4th • Timothy Opio-Ikuya PV 2.60 2nd

Triathlon Congratulations to Travis Saunders on his selection to represent his province at the South African Triathlon Championships in Aldam, Free State from 17 to 19 March.

SURFSKI Congratulations to William Wood on winning the U18 Varsity College SA Schools Surfski Championships 2017, held at Marine Surf Lifesaving Club on Friday, 10 March. It has been described as one of the best races in recent years, with William showing experience and composure far beyond his years. His superior tactics helped earn him the gold medal in an incredibly tough field.

LIFESAVING Eastern Cape Nipper Lifesaving Championships (4-5 March 2017) The EC Nipper Lifesaving Champs were held at Kings Beach in Port Elizabeth over the weekend

HUDSON PARK HIGH Cricket The Hudson 1st XI cricket team beat Selborne in a nailbiting T20 game to claim their place above the college to end up 7th in the school cricket rankings for schools in South Africa.

Jason Niemand and Cameron Mackay batted with crowd-pleasing confidence to achieve and better the score Selborne put up against the hosts. Well done to both batsmen for achieving 50 runs each and a special mention to Cameron for hitting most probably the 2nd biggest six ever seen at the Hudson cricket oval. Excellent teamwork made this victory one to remember for years to come.

of 4 to 5 March. Approximately 220 nippers from U10 –U14 from the Eastern Cape took part in the championships. Joshua Weppelman and Daniel McDonald (both Grade 8) participated in the U14 division and achieved the following results: Daniel McDonald • Flags – 2nd (Silver) • Beach Relay team event – 2nd (Silver) • Taplin Relay team event – 3rd (Bronze) • Beach Run – 1st (Gold) Joshua Weppelman • Iron Nipper – 5th • Board Relay team event – 3rd (Bronze) • Run/Swim/Run – 3rd (Bronze) • Malibu Board – 4th • Surf Swim – 3rd (Bronze) • Taplin Relay team event – 5th

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Athletics Day

Bryson Shield The Hudson Park Bryson Shield team of Chloe Velde, Alexia Velde, Amber McConnachie and Meralda Terblanche won the highly prestigious Bryson Shield event, which is a 4x50m freestyle relay against all the schools on the Border. This was an epic day for Hudson Park, as the last time the Hudson Park girls won this race was in 1990, after winning it from 1984 to 1990. The Hudson Park girls achieved the double on the night at the King Williams Town municipal pool by also winning the Open Medley Relay Event, with the four swimmers being Alexia Velde (backstroke), Tyla Phillips (breaststroke), Chloe Velde (butterfly) and Meralda Terblanche (freestyle).

Much fun was had by all on Athletics Day 2017.

Tennis These learners have been chosen to represent Eastern Cape at tennis in the July holidays. They all won medals at a Mini-Series Competition, with Kwanda Mbalekwa and Asisipho Ndlabhu winning gold in the U/18 division.

Kwanda Mbalekwa, Sisipho Ndlabhu and Aphiwe Rilityana.

LILYFONTEIN SCHOOL Mock trial for matric dance invitations The Grade 11s made use of assembly to run a mock trial: each Matric was handed a book of ‘charges’ and ‘sentenced’ to have an amazing time at their matric dance.

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Interact hosts ‘Disastrous’ Dinner Interact hosted its annual Disaster Dinner – no, there’s nothing wrong with the food, just with the utensils you are given with which to eat it! Each table is laid with an assortment of kitchen utensils with which guests are invited to try to eat the food. The outcome can be disastrous!

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Skeleton building The Grade 5s combined Technology and Natural Science learning to build a skeleton structure of a vertebrate.

Athletics fever Every year Athletics Day is the hardest fought battle between Orange and Navy House. The battle is on the athletics field and in the stands – the house with the best entrance parade and which maintains its spirit throughout the day is also recognised.

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Family Braai evening On Friday, 10 March George Randell Primary School hosted a Family Braai evening. Learners brought along their families and thoroughly enjoyed some quality time and some delicious ‘braaivleis’!

Superhero Day George Randell Primary School had a blast during our annual Superhero Day where both learners and teachers dressed up as their favourite superheroes.

Congratulations to all of our bestdressed boys and girls! A special mention goes to Mrs De Kock whose outfit was truly INCREDIBLE!

GONUBIE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 740 4005 (e) gpsstaff@telkomsa.net

Interhouse Athletics

ABOVE Proud representatives from Athlone House: FRONT: Daniel Olabode.

BACK: Jayden Brown, Njabulo Kondleka and Jayden Hacking.

Mr Voss and Mr Swanepoel (prinicipal) spent the evening as designated braaimasters!

World Read Aloud Day

ABOVE and TOP Athletes from Randell and Waterston Houses show their true team spirit!

Our Intermediate and Senior Phase learners recently took part in the World Read Aloud Day. Each grade excitedly completed a fun and unique activity centred around reading. Learners thoroughly enjoyed the day!

The Grade 5s participated in a stop-andread marathon.

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KAMPTERREIN 24 Maart 2017

Lots of fun and games was had by all – even some of the Foundation Phase teachers had fun!

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Outdoor education at Jonginenge

Mega champion

Learning all about conservation and the wonderful ocean life that surrounds our beautiful city, our girls delight in the hands-on approach to outdoor education they receive at Jonginenge.

Kendra Benneck will be taking part in the U14 Event after attaining 1st position in the U14 100m event at the High School Mega Championships.

EC shotput Logan Lottering qualified to take part in the U13 shotput event in the Eastern Cape Championships in Cradock.

Children’s Day Children’s Day raised money for charity and we had lots of fun doing it. This year our charities of choice were CHOC and PetPals.

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Water polo Our U13 girls have improved tremendously this term. They beat Stirling Girls in the Primary School league after a very close encounter. Clarendon came through as champions with a 2–1 win.

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SA Champs – Rowing

Atletiek Laerskool Grens se atlete het hulle slag gewys op die atletiekbaan by die Oos-Kaapbyeenkoms in Cradock op 4 Maart 2017

On Wednesday, 1 March 41 Clarendon rowers boarded a flight to OR Tambo.

This was the start of a very exciting trip to participate in the South African Schools Rowing Championships, which took place on the Roodeplaat Dam in Pretoria.

The championships took place over three days and the weather was perfect for rowing. The Clarendon girls did us proud and managed to bring back five medals: • U16 Scull: Silver: Sarah King • U14 Octopule: Silver: Cherise Dicke, Demi-Ann Maker, Mia Harvey, Macayla Potgieter, Amber Jacoby, Rachel Forsyth, Caitlin Elliott, Bunono Rantjie, Erin Easey • U15 Octopule: Gold: Amy Newey, Morgan Deutschman, Rozanne Kruger, Emily Sparg, Quinta Kieck, Nikita van Rooi, Eden Krug, Mia Scheepers, Jessica Shadwell • U16 Quad: Bronze: Lauren Ferrant, Tynneqa Jefferies, Sarah King, Amy Strydom, Erin Karshagen • U16 Double: Bronze: Sarah King and Amy Strydom Congratulations to the girls with their excellent performance. The hours and hours of training paid off and we are very proud of you all.

Pom-poms Laerskool Grens se Pom-pom meisies het by Hoërskool Grens se sportfees op 11 Maart 2017 hulle eerste optrede gehad.

U14 with Chris Coleman.

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