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We are glad that you are on this journey with us, and we look forward to many more AWSUM years with your schools and families. To celebrate officially moving on from toddlerdom, we bring you a new-look AWSUM News, introducing new regulars, such as a celebrity interview each month.

We trust you will enjoy finding out more about some of the country’s favourite celebrities in the entertainment, fashion, décor, health, beauty, food and sport industries. To kick off this new celebrity feature, there are two copies of Suzelle DIY, The Book/ Die Boek up for grabs. Email gena@tiemedia.co.za with Suzelle DIY in the subject line, with your name and address details and whether you would like English or Afrikaans. Enjoy this edition, and let us know on our Facebook page what you think of AWSUM News and what you would like to see in future editions. All the best for the last stretch of this term! Marika & your dedicated AWSUM team

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AWSUM Celebrity Interview

Suzelle DIY

AWSUM News caught up with sensational YouTube comedy wondergirl, Suzelle DIY, who has just landed her very own slot on Comedy Central – not bad for a poppie with a hectic wannabe accent and an ever-silent best friend! Suzelle DIY’s YouTube channel has more than 48 000 subscribers and picks up 40 000 views on the day a new episode launches.

Q: Congratulations on the latest feather in your cap – your very own slot on Comedy Central. How does it feel to play in the big league now? A: I feel like a million rands. It has been a dream come true to watch myself on TV. Q: Who is Suzelle really? Tell us a bit more about yourself – likes, dislikes, favourite movie, favourite song, favourite book.

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A: I’m just a small town girl with a passion for DIY, braaiing and dinner parties. My movie of the moment is the How To Be Single and my favourite book is How to do Just about Everything by The Reader’s Digest. Q: Why do you think you are so popular? What is your secret to success? A: I think people like that the DIY in my videos is useful, and that sometimes things go wrong. My secret is to keep going no matter what happens! Q: What are your top five DIY tips for women like yourself who like to be glamorous and never get their hands dirty while doing the dirty work A: Right, this is a good one. It’s important to always look your best no matter what you are busy doing. • Wear an apron when you are in the kitchen. • Use safety goggles when you chop onions to stop your eyes from tearing up and smudging your make-up. • Run your nails over a bar of soap before you do the gardening. It will keep the dirt from getting under your nails. • Buy a box of disposable gloves. They are great to use for any DIY project. • I like to cut up plastic packets and lay them down on my work surface to prevent any mess escaping Q: What do you do for fun and relaxation in your leisure time? A: I like to go for a coffee with my best friend, Marianne. I like to watch cooking shows and look for DIY ideas on

the Google. Q: Other celebrities, across a spectrum, like Nataniël, Hellen Zille, Tim Noakes and Jan-Hendrik, want to be associated with you. Why is that? What do they gain? What do you gain? A: I think they are just excited to meet me because they want to soak up some of my creativity. Q: Where do you get your ideas from for your videos? Which episode is your favourite? Why? A: I get my ideas from all sorts of places. I find them on the Google and in magazines. I also get sent a lot of great ideas from my fans. My favourite episode is How to Make a Braai Pie, because that was my first video to go viral. Q: Are you English or Afrikaans? Who are your biggest fans – English or Afrikaans-speaking people? Why do you think is that so? A: I’m Afrikaans, but I like to speak in English in my videos so that the peoples overseas can also enjoy the videos. Shame. I think my fans are a real mix of different cultures. Q: What is the single thing that you enjoy most when creating and crafting a new episode? A: I love filming it with Marianne and my neighbour Hennie. We always have so much fun together. Q What DIY message do you have for our readers (parents of schoolgoing children)? A: Parents, you must teach your kids that their creativity is their number one tool!

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Roll up, roll up!! I always have a roll or two of frozen pastry in my freezer, you should too, it comes in handy if I want to make a tart or pie at the drop of a hat. I love little jam tarts and when the craving hits me, I make my way to the freezer and pull out a roll of shop bought frozen pastry, wait for it to thaw, roll it out, cut out little rounds and pop them into the hollows of a muffin tin, place a little butter in the base, sprinkle with desiccated coconut and a spoonful of any jam that takes my fancy , pop it into a hot oven, put the kettle on and before you know it I’m munching on jam tarts and sipping tea. The other thing I like to do with a sheet of pastry is fill it and make a roulade. A roulade is a dish of filled rolled meat or pastry, the term roulade originates from the French word "rouler", meaning "to roll". Now what I like about having a sheet of pastry handy is that you can fill it with a million different things and call them, tarts pies and roulades, you can make any of these from scratch or use up left-overs from the night before to make a pie.

Vegetarian puff pastry roulade Ingredients • Olive oil • 200g button mushrooms sliced • 2 cloves garlic, crushed • 2 Tbsp. Wellington’s sweet chilli sauce • 1 cup chopped spinach, wilted • 250ml ricotta • 3 tbsp chopped peppadews • ¾ c Cheddar cheese • 1 tsp chopped fresh rosemary • Salt and freshly ground pepper • 1 x 400g Todays puff pastry • 1 egg beaten

Method • Heat the olive oil in a frying pan and fry the mushrooms until lightly browned, stir in the garlic and sweet chilli

sauce, season with salt and pepper and cook for a further 3 minutes until all the moisture has cooked off the mushrooms. • Allow cooling, and then mixing with the remaining filling ingredients, except the spinach. • Roll out the pastry until 2mm thick place the mushroom mixture onto the centre of the pastry and shape into a sausage shape, top with the spinach and then fold the pastry over the filling to make a parcel. Brush with beaten egg. • Lift onto a baking sheet lined with baking paper, this makes it easier to lift off the sheet when cooked. • Bake in a pre-heated 200 deg C oven for 35 to 40 minutes or until golden and crisp. • Serve with large mixed salad © Jenny Morris 2015

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LAERSKOOL HENDRIK LOUW 0/13-Hokkieseuns Die 0/13-hokkieseuns het ‘n bronsmedalje verower gedurende Laerskool Hermanus se sportdag op Saterdag, 21 Mei. Hulle het uitgespeel teen Laerskool Beaumont en het die wedstryd 3-2 gewen.

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Toernooiwenners Laerskool Stellenbosch se o.13A-netbalspan het aan ‘n netbaltoernooi in Heidelberg deelgeneem en al ses hul wedstryde gewen. Hulle was die toernooiwenners en het ‘n prysgeld van R1 000,00 gekry. Die span het 149 doele aangeteken en slegs 10 afgestaan!

VOOR: Greta Malan, Isabella de Wet, Jana Vorster en Naomi le Roux. AGTER: Cari Swart (afrigter), Anne-Marie Celliers, Anelma Grobler, Mila Olivier, Ester de Wet, Arlene van Rensburg en Sanet Joubert (afrigter).

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Happy 156th birthday! Rhenish Primary School celebrated their 156th Founders’ Day. Traditional birthday activities included a formal assembly whereby Paul Roos’s A Capella Group entertained our guests, InterHouse Cross Country, Victorian Tea, Tug-ofwar, and olden-day games like egg-andspoon races were held. It was a most enjoyable day for all!

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Health & Wellbeing Rugby players:

Eat right on training and game days Rugby is a popular sport played all over the World. Those who play in a team typically have their rugby training one or two evenings during the week, with a match on a weekend day. Many players also visit the gym two or three times per week for weight training or cardiovascular fitness work.

Eat right on training Eat right on game day days

Rugby players aim to be fit, strong and well built, whilst maintaining agility and stamina. For optimal performance in rugby training you will need a lot of energy for long lengths of time, so it's essential that you have a well structured nutrition programme not only to provide energy for a training session, but also to provide fuel for recuperation for the next day's exercise. Both energy and protein should be high with the aim to keep body fat at an acceptable level in order to optimise power to weight ratio.

This plan provides adequate fuel for a match. As well as good nutrition on the day itself, it is recommended that you have a higher than normal carbohydrate intake at all meals, after training on the day prior to the match. The plan below provides sufficient levels of all nutrients and sustained slow released low glycaemic carbohydrates to ensure optimal energy throughout a rugby match. It is also important to have good nutrition after the game, to ensure youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re refuelled for training the following week.

The meal plan below is an example for a team rugby player to follow for a typical training day:

Breakfast Large bowl of porridge made with jumbo oats + 200ml skimmed milk + water with a tsp of sugar and raisins if desired or 75g unsweetened muesli + 250ml skimmed milk 250ml fresh fruit juice Tea/coffee 4-5 oatcakes or rye crispbread with low fat soft cheese or 2 slices granary bread with natural peanut butter Banana Drink Early lunch 120g chicken breast or 140g fish 100g basmati rice or 100g wholewheat pasta Medium serving of vegetables / salad Drink water 15 minutes before kick-off 1-2 oatcakes 100ml isotonic drink with 20g additional dextrose Half time 1-2 oatcakes 100ml isotonic drink with 20g additional

Breakfast Large bowl of porridge made with 100g jumbo oats + 250ml skimmed milk + water with a tsp of sugar and raisins if desired or 100g unsweetened muesli + 250ml skimmed milk and/or 2 slices granary bread (toasted) with natural peanut butter 250ml fresh fruit juice Tea/coffee Mid-morning Sandwich made with granary bread + olive oil based spread with lean ham/ chicken or tuna Item of fruit Drink Lunch Sandwich made with granary bread + olive oil based spread with lean ham/ chicken or large mackerel fillet 100g mixed nuts & seeds Mixed salad Low fat, low sugar yoghurt Drink Mid-afternoon

2-3 oatcakes with low fat soft cheese 100g mixed nuts & seeds Item of fruit Drink 45 minutes pre-training *2-3 oatcakes with low fat soft cheese During training Sip water or isotonic drink throughout Immediately post training25g whey protein powder + 25g dextrose in water Evening meal (45 mins later) Lean fillet steak or chicken breast or fish + herbs to taste Boiled new potatoes or basmati rice or dry roasted sweet potatoes Loads of vegetables Low fat, no added sugar yoghurt Drink Mid-Evening 100g cottage cheese / quark / low fat natural yoghurt Banana Small handful mixed nuts & seeds Drink * This includes team rugby training and gym sessions

The meal plan below is an example for a typical weekend rugby match day; if you are playing during the week, adjust the plan appropriately: dextrose Sip water Immediately post match 25g whey protein powder + 25g dextrose in water Main meal (45 minutes later) Lean fillet steak or chicken breast or fish + herbs to taste 6-7 boiled new potatoes or 100g basmati rice or 100g couscous or large dry roasted sweet potato Loads of vegetables Low fat, no added sugar yoghurt Drink Evening snack 2-3 oatcakes with low fat soft cheese 100g mixed nuts & seeds Item of fruit Drink 1 hour pre-bed 100g cottage cheese / quark / low fat natural yoghurt Banana Small handful mixed nuts & seeds Drink

These plans are merely general guidelines, and portion sizes will need to be adapted to suit the playerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s daily routine and the match time. Players should eat a variety of different meats/fish, complex carbohydrates, fruit and vegetables every day, and drink plenty of water. Source: http://www.mealplansite.com/sports/rugby-match.aspx

Health & Wellbeing Tips to prevent sport injuries While a sports injury can never be entirely prevented, there are steps that can be taken to reduce the risk of injury. These include warming up properly, using the right equipment, proper technique and the appropriate amount of rest and recovery. Suffering an injury from an exercise or sport can not only be painful and require time off from your sport or training, but it can cause future health niggles down the line. Here are some steps to reduce your risk of a sports injury:

Warm-up properly Failing to properly warm-up your muscles and joints before performing strenuous exercise or a physically demanding sport will almost guarantee an injury. Intense training can predispose some muscles vulnerable to injury through overuse if they’re not adequately warmed-up. Every warm-up session should be at least 10-15 minutes long and

be a balance of stretching and light exercise to encourage blood flow to the muscles to prepare them for the activity to follow. Warming up effectively increases blood flow to the muscles and increasing the flexibility of the muscle fibres, considerably reducing the risk of pulling or straining a muscle. Stretch the Achilles tendon, hamstring, and quadriceps areas and hold the positions. Don’t bounce.

Use the right equipment Depending on the type of sport or exercise you’re participating in, if it comes with protective equipment, use it. Especially if the sport or activity involves physical contact with other

players (rugby/ soccer) or possible contact with objects such as hard balls (cricket/baseball). Some protective equipment includes shin pads, boxing gloves or protective head gear. The right footwear is also important as shoes designed specifically offer certain sports offer specific support to the foot and ankle to prevent twisting and injury. Wearing properly fitting shoes helps provide shock absorption and stability.

Proper technique Regardless of the exercise or sport you’re participating in you need to learn the correct techniques associated with it. Not only to prevent overuse injury but also to get the most out of your exercise by working the right muscles and tendons. Make use of the right qualified experts to assist you and teach you the correct form and technique.

Know your limits Any sport or exercise should push you out your comfort zone and challenge you. But you also need to learn to listen to your body and acknowledge your physical limitations. If you are new to a sport or form of exercise, start out slowly to avoid pulling or straining muscles and give yourself time to build up your stamina and strength gradually. In time your fitness and strength will increase, and then you can push yourself more. Strive for a total body workout of cardiovascular, strength-training, and flexibility exercises.

Rest days are important Daily exercise is an ideal many people strive for, and while it is a good idea to keep moving every day, rest days are just as important as the days you train. Your body cannot function optimally if you exercise intensely every single day and do not give it time to recover. The muscles need to rest and recover. Not only can inadequate rest lead to injury but it can also lead to plateaus. Intense exercise puts a strain on the musculoskeletal system, nervous system, and immune system which puts you at risk for injury and even illness. This doesn’t mean you have to spend a rest day on the couch though – active recovery is always an option.

So use your rest days to do some yoga, go for a hike, a slow jog or a bike ride. Just make sure it’s something lowintensity and different from your usual training.

Pain vs discomfort Pushing through pain is a sure-fire way to get injured and be out of your sport for a long time. You need to learn to listen to your body, know when you’re experiencing discomfort and when your body is in pain. Discomfort during exercise is common, especially in those new to exercise, where they are pushing out of their comfort zones and getting breathless, sweaty and tired. However, actual pain which is signalled by any burning, stabbing or sharp pains is your body’s way of telling you to stop. If you continue and ignore these signals, injury is sure to follow.

Keep hydrated Especially in warm environments or when exercising outside, make sure you remain hydrated or you will be at risk for injury. A dehydrated body can drastically reduce mental and physical fitness and put you at risk for injury.

Cool down adequately Just as important as the warm-up, the cool down after physical exertion is important. Catch your breath and then perform between 5-10 minutes of gentle exercise (walking, light cycling) to allow your heart rate to return to normal. This will also give your body enough time to flush out lactic acid and get the blood flowing with oxygen and nutrients to your tired muscles, which also prevents muscle stiffness. Source: http://www.health24.com/Medical/Sports-injuries/Overview/preventing-sportsinjuries-20160329 | References: Handout on Health: Sports Injuries: NIH Publication No. 13–5278; http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Sports_Injuries/default.asp#ra2 | Sports Injuries; Mediline Plus ( 2 October 2014); https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/sportsinjuries. html#summary | Sports Medicine Information: (2009) How can I avoid a sp injury? http://www. nsmi.org.uk/articles/avoid-sports-injury.html

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SA Skole Tennisspan Lenka Steenkamp is opgeneem in die SA Skole Tennisspan wat gedurende Augustus in Louisiana in Amerika gaan deelneem! Wel gedaan, Lenka!

Netbal Die dogters was die Baanwenners by die Bellville-Noord Aandtoernooi op 15 April.

Landloopspan Eikestad se landloopspan hardoop saam met Juffrou Christelle haar 50ste Parkrun!

LAERSKOOL DE HOOP Mikro-Sportdag is pret! De Hoop het die sportdag teen Laerskool Mikro geniet.

Die o/13A netbalspan het as wenners uit die stryd getree: Judy Serfontein, Janita Visser, Elma Bredell (afrigter), Monique Janse van Rensburg (afrigter), Odi Ebersohn, Bianca Groenewald, Emma Louw, Cleoni Esterhuyse en Mari Wolfaardt.

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Charismatic choir Our school choirs performed at the Stellenbosch Eisteddfod. It is heartwarming to see that so many of our learners take this cultural activity to heart. The senior choir was one of the biggest choirs to participate in the competition. Our small senior choir and the junior choir also participated.

De Hoop’s Big Senior Choir singing like angels at the Stellenbosch Eisteddfod.

Ons eie kunstenaar! Heidi Bahlman (Graad 4) het ‘n pragtige kunswerk ingeskryf vir die Stellenbosch Eisteddfod. Nie net het sy ‘n medalje gewen vir haar ouderdoms groep nie, maar ook ‘n prys vir die mees belowende kunstenaar!

Heidi Bahlman by die unieke kunswerk wat sy geskep het.

Die skaakspan is altyd besig om hulself voor te berei op die volgende wedstryd wat voorlê.

Ryan Kemp en Zack Harvett (beide in Graad 2) kyk wie eerste in skaakmat gaan wees.

Fish are friends! De Hoop’s Grade 4 learners went on an educational outing to the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town. They loved learning about the different fish and interacted with some curious sea creatures in the classroom!

Lisa Fourie takes notes at the microscope exhibit.

Tristan Damseaux, Michael Eliasov, Trinity Fabre and Saskia Els enjoy the hand-on lesson in the aquarium classroom.

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Pin shooting Albert van Niekerk van Laerskool Lochnerhof ontvang eerste plek by die junior “pin shooting” WP Toernooi.

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SWPS Jacobs Transport Wintersportdag SWPS het ‘n Wintersportdag op Saterdag, 21 Mei aangebied. Die besoekende skole was Fanie Theron, Table View, De Kuilen, Metho Squirrels, Rhenish, Hoër Meisieskool en Gordonsbaai.

RHENISH GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL Megan Lombardi Megan Lombardi (Grade 10) recently competed in two International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournaments in Namibia. Both of the tournaments were junior international tournaments that allow the participants to score points on the international circuit. In the first tournament, Megan played tough matches against players from India, Denmark and South Africa, and she went out in the semifinals to the number one seed from the Netherlands. In the second tournament, Megan faced players from Portugal, India and America on her way to the semi-finals, where she lost against a top 10 American player with a score of 63 64. Megan is currently ranked 532 in the world for U18 girls.

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SAIIA Youth Leadership Conference 2016 Estelle Hislop and Simphiwe Masilo have been selected to attend the SAIIA Youth Leadership Conference in Johannesburg this year. The conference forms part of the YOUTH@ SAIIA programmes for high school learners and delegates are chosen from top-performing learners in the SAIIA Model United Nations Programme, the SAIIA Sasol Environmental Sustainability Project and the SAIIA Schools’ Quiz.

ATKV Spelathon Rhenish Girls’ High once again entered learners in the annual ATKV Spelathon. In the Afrikaans Frist Additional Language category, Rhenish walked away with top honours for both Grade 9 and Grade 10: Ally Osborn won Gold in the Grade 9 section, while Amirah Gabru won Gold in the Grade 10 section. Both girls will travel to Johannesburg in October to participate in the National Competition. Rhenish also entered learners in the Home Language category. Lynzee Arendse came 4th in the Western Cape in the Grade 10 Section.

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HOËRSKOOL STRAND

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Iemand het eenkeer gesê: “Respekteer die bejaardes, want hulle het hul skoolloopbaan suksesvol voltooi sonder Google en Wikipedia!” Hoërskool Strand leerders het op 21 April die voorreg gehad om tydens hul uitreik na ‘n tehuis vir bejaardes in Gordonsbaai na die lewenswyshede en getuienisse van ons senior burgers te luister. Met hul aankoms is die leerders hartlik in 7de Laan, die hoofingang, verwelkom. Kort daarna het ‘n verrassing vir die bejaardes gewag. In Oppikoffie, die eetsaal, het die koor vele bejaardes met hul sang ‘n vinnige traan laat wegpink. Leoné van der Westhuizen (Graad 11), het hierna die bejaardes se lagspiere geprikkel met ‘n komiese prosastuk. Die besoek is afgesluit met ‘n welkome bederfpakkie en ‘n soetdingetjie vir elke inwoner.

HS Strand het die besondere geleentheid gehad om op 21 April teen ‘n Australiese toerspan, Barker College, te speel. In ‘n taai wedstryd, waartydens HS Strand met ‘n gekombineerde span van eerste- en tweedespanspelers gespeel het, het die Arende met 13 - 10 geseevier. ‘n Verdere stukkie lekkerte was dat die wedstryd deur die bekende skeidsregter Rasta Rasivhenge behartig is.

Mev. S van Rensburg (onderwyseres / projekleier) en Anouska Gerber.

Zaid Williams en Mercia Oosthuizen.

KykNet Skole Top 10 Op Woensdag, 4 Mei was die hele skool in opwinding oor KykNet Skole Top 10 wat Hoërskool Strand kom besoek het. Die dag het afgeskop met netbal en daarna het die hokkie, rugby, koor, dansers, asook ander aktiwiteite, die kans gekry om hulle talente te wys. Die dag het vlot verloop en dit was ‘n goeie geleentheid vir Hoërskool Strand om te spog met ons prag- skool. Die hoogtepunt was definitief toe die hele skool die skoollied en kreet so hard gesing het dat dit deur die dorp weergalm het. Deur hierdie dag kon elke leerder die Arendtrots voel en almal sien uit om die leerders die 6de Junie op KykNet te sien.

Melissa Niemand (Veldatleet van 2016 ) en Mercia Oosthuizen (Senior Baanatleet van 2016).

Skeidsregter Rasta Rasivhenge saam met van die toeskouers en spelers.

Opvoering van “Mis”

VOOR: Ruan Buys, Phia Rust, JP Francois. AGTER: Ansela Burger, Leoné van der Westhuizen, Janine Scheepers, Marchante Lourens, Erica Bezuidenhoudt.

Die matrieks se drama “Mis” van Reza de Wet is in die week van 13 tot 16 April deur die Dramaleerders opgevoer.

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Hockey with HEART! Our boys and girls thrive on the hockey field and put heart and soul into every match they play – and they have the results to prove it! We are proud to announce that 40 Boland hockey players from Parel Vallei will be taking part in inter-provincial tours during the school holiday this June and July. Congratulations to all our hockey stars! We are extremely proud of you.

Geluk aan mev. Michelle du Preez wat haar Meestersgraad verwerf het én PV in die VSA verteenwoordig het! PV se Wiskundedepartement is onlangs (op grond van die 2015 Matriek Wiskunde-uitslae, waarin PV ‘n nasionale 4de plek behaal het) deur die Vereniging van Afrikaanse Wiskundeonderwysers (VAW) versoek om ‘n kollega te benoem om die VSA te besoek. Mevrou du Preez het PV tydens dié besoek verteenwoordig saam met vyf ervare kollegas van ander top skole in Suid-Afrika. Die hoofdoel van die besoek was om die jaarlikse NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) konferensie in San Francisco by te woon. Michelle beplan om die kennis wat sy daar opgedoen het, terug te ploeg deur sessies aan te bied by die jaarlikse VAW-kongres en om haar nuwe insigte te deel met die res van haar Wiskundekollegas. Sy het ook so pas haar Meestersgraad in Skoolbestuur, met die fokus op “Hoe om skole te verander”, aan die Universiteit van die Vrystaat verwerf.

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HOËRSKOOL STELLENBOSCH Leierskapkonferensie Vyf leerders van HS Stellenbosch het ‘n leierskapkonferensie by HMS La Rochelle in die Paarl bygewoon.

Christiaan Visser, Annarine Goldie, Henk Lategan, Jané Jansen van Rensburg en Timothy Morris.

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Wildsvleisdemonstrasie Hoërskool Stellenbosch het onlangs ‘n Wildvleisdemonstrasie met Annatjie Reynolds aangebied. Annatjie het by die destydse Vleisraad vir die baie bekende Sannie Smit met haar demonstrasies landwyd geassisteer. “Ek voel my demonstrasies onderskei my van die ander op die mark deurdat ek prakties te werk gaan en baie belangrike basiese inligting oordra,” sê Annatjie. Sy het alle demonstrasies n.a.v. die heel karkas gedoen, want sy glo die kwaliteit van enige vleisgereg hang in ‘n groot mate af van die snitkeuse wat gedoen word om die gereg mee voor te berei. Annatjie het al die verskillende vleissnitte op die karkas en hul eienskappe en gaarmaakmetodes bespreek. Dit het elkeen laat verstaan watter geregte hulle met wildsvleis kan berei en hoe om ‘n variasie wildsgeregte op die daaglikse spyskaart te hê.

Kore tree op by Hoërskool Stellenbosch Op Maandagaand, 9 Mei het Hoërskool Stellenbosch weer die jaarlikse Awesome Foursome-kooraand aangebied. Die aand, met sy gebruiklike gemaklike atmosfeer, was weer eens ‘n groot sukses. Die meisiekoor van Rhenish Girls’ High o.l.v. Sonja van Amstel, het die aand op ‘n hoë noot begin. Daarna het die Izingane-kinderkoor o.l.v. Xander Kritzinger hulle debuut gemaak. Die manne van Paul Roos Gimnasium o.l.v. Stephan Bezuidenhout het ook weer ‘n sterk vertoning gelewer. Die aand is op ‘n hoogtepunt afgesluit met Hoërskool Stellenbosch se seniorkoor, ook o.l.v. Xander Kritzinger.

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Die 39 toerlede (32 Graad 10–12 kunsleerders en sewe volwassenes) het ‘n verrykende toer, wat vele hoogtepunte ingesluit het, ervaar. Dit was die derde Kunstoer wat die Kunssentrum se leerders onderneem het. Die volgende toer word

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SOMERSET COLLEGE Students win gold at Rowing Nationals

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We are proud to have two Junior Proteas!

Two students from Somerset College, Katherine Williams (Grade 10) and Amber Ryan (Cambridge AS-levels), represented the Western Cape Rowing Association and Somerset College at the annual South African Rowing Championships in Pretoria. They took a clean sweep of gold medals in every event they entered (Junior Women’s u18 doubles, Senior Women’s B Pairs, Junior Women’s u18 single and Junior Women’s u16 single). Holding the fastest women’s double time in a final for the weekend and truly showing everyone what Somerset College athletes are made of!

Somerset College received fantastic news from Cricket South Africa! Both William Sendin (Grade 12) and Vezokuhle Mntungwa (Grade 11) have been selected to play for the South African Under 19 Team which will tour Sri Lanka in June. Both these talented cricketers played for the Boland Coke Under 19 team last December and the Cape Cobras Cubs team in January.

Andrea Gelant is Miss HH 2016. She was also a Top 4 finalist in Idols.

Forty-nine Somerset College students were selected to represent provincial teams in netball, hockey and water polo. The netball representatives are Jessica Kessel-Strachen (CMNF U21B Netball), Ashley van der Merwe (CMNF U21B Netball) and Anthea Sass (CMNF U21B Netball).

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HHH boasts with permaculture garden Hottentots-Holland High School is proud to announce the start of a vegetable garden at school. The school has been attending EduPlant workshops for the past year and a half – an initiative of Food & Trees for Africa. Woolworths, a main sponsor of this programme, participated in a Volunteer Day held at the school on 11 May, and Woolworths’ staff from various branches in the Helderberg basin worked alongside the Eco-club members of the school to create this lovely garden. “The aim of the garden is to teach our learners the skills to live sustainably, to reach out to others through feeding schemes and to also draw people from the community together through volunteer work. Although the start of the garden is a dream come true, the hard work has just begun and we need help from the community. The school would also like to thank Somerset Sand & Stone for sponsoring a digger to remove grass and prepare beds. Without their help, the Volunteer Day would not have been a success.

Drummies in action The HH Drummies are preparing for WP Finals. The won the last small drill competition and the leader, Schene Muller, remains unbeat in Outdoors. The WP Finals take place on 11June and HHH hopes to maintain their title as WP Champions.

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Paul Roos wen Kearsney Tennis Festival Die 1ste Tennis Span van Paul Roos Gimnasium het deelgeneem aan die 21ste Kearsney Tennis Festival in Kwazulu-Natal. Paul Roos het in die finaal teen Grey College van Bloemfontein gespeel en die wedstryd met 6 - 3 gewen. Agt skole van regoor Suid- Afrika het aan die Festival deelgeneem. Die skole was opgedeel in twee groepe, naamlik die Rafa-groep en die Novak-groep. Die skole het in die onderskeie groepe teen mekaar gespeel en dan oorkruis die semi-finaal afgehandel. Nadat PRG 1ste in hul groep geëindig het, het hulle teen Affies in die semi-finaal gespeel. Daarna het hulle teen Grey in die finaal gespeel, wat op hul beurt weer met Pretoria Boys afgereken het. Paul Roos was teen Grey in die finaal met 4 - 2 voor na die enkelspelwedstryde en het verder daarin geslaag om ook 2 van die 3 dubbelspelwedstryde te wen. Die finale uitslag was dus 6 - 3 vir Paul Roos. Die PRG span se uitslae was as volg: • PRG wen Clifton Durban: 9 - 0 • PRG wen Selborne College: 9 - 0

• PRG wen Pretoria Boys: 6 - 3 • PRG wen Affies: 5 - 1 (Semi-finaal) • PRG wen Grey College: 6 - 3 (Finaal) Die span van PRG was Charlie Morkel, Rossouw Norval, Jean Durand, Wikus Robbertse, Hannes Vorster, JP van den Berg en Emile Brand. Tydens die prysuitdelingfunksie is die volgende spelers as die beste in hul posisie aangewys: Rossouw Norval beste nr. 2, Wikus Robbertse beste nr. 4, Hannes Vorster beste nr. 5 en JP van den Berg beste nr. 6. Ondangs die prestasies was die oorwinning ‘n spanpoging en het elke speler ‘n baie belangrike rol in die wen van die toernooi gespeel. Die finale stand van sake na die toernooi was as volg: 1. Paul Roos 2. Grey College 3. Affies 4. Pretoria Boys 5. Selborne College 6. Kearsney College

7. Clifton 8. Stellenbosch High School Baie geluk aan die Paul Roos-seuns met hierdie pragtige oorwinning.

Die 1ste Tennis span lede by die Kearsney Tennis Festival. VOOR: Rossouw Norval, JP van den Berg, Wikus Robbertse, Emile Brand en Jacobus Swanepoel (afrigter) AGTER: Jean Durand, Charlie Morkel en Hannes Vorster

Hokkie Andrew Hobson was selected to represent the SA u21 Men’s Hockey team at the National Senior Men’s Interprovincial Tournament in Randburg from 24th to 30th April. This is an unprecedented achievement for a pupil at Paul Roos – especially in the sport of hockey. Andrew is joined by the Head of Hockey at Paul Roos, Neville Rothman, who is the SA u21 Men’s Assistant Coach. The SA u21 Men’s team has qualified for u21 Junior World Cup from 25 November to 11 December in Delhi later this year and the National Senior Men’s Interprovincial Tournament serves as part of their preparation for this tournament. Andrew Hobson and Mr Neville Rothman.

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