Port Elizabeth (September 2015) Primary/High Schools

SEPTEMBER 2015

PORT ELIZABETH

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Hey guys!

We are very excited about this issue, for various reasons … Not only is this the last issue before schools take a short break for the Octoberholidays! We’ve recently created area-specific Facebook pages for AWSUM News, which will allow us to share only the news and competitions relevant to you and your area. This means that you can interact with us, enter exclusive competitions, and see photographs that didn’t appear in the paper. (Feel free to tag yourself!) Plus, we’ll be posting a link to our latest edition, so you can read the new AWSUM before anyone else does.

To promote these pages and get as many as possible likes and shares, we’ve decided to reward you guys for sharing and caring with the following CASH prizes: One lucky learner could win R2 500.00 One lucky parent could win R2 500.00 One lucky teacher could win R2 500.00 PLUS The school with the most likes wins R10 000.00 AND a full page of bragging rights in their regional

AWSUM News THE STEPS ARE EASY TO FOLLOW: Step 1: Like the AWSUM facebook page in your area, AWSUM PE Step 2: Every learner, teacher, parent or school must use the following hash tags.

Pupil: #awsumlearner(school name) Bv. #awsumlearnerpaulroos Teacher: #awsumteacher(school name) Bv. #awsumteacherpaarlgim Parent: #awsumparent (school name) Bv. #awsumparentdirkieuys School: #awsumschool(school name) Bv.#awsumschoolbloemhof The competition closes 16th October. The winners will be notified no later than 30th October.

‘Till the next issue, Tenille and the AWSUM team

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Schools inside AWSUM News is distributed to the following schools in PORT ELIZABETH: Primary Schools: Laerskool Moregrove, Laerskool Kabega, Lorraine Primary, Summerwood Primary, Laerskool Verkenner, Westering Primary, Herbert Hurd, Walmer West & Mount Pleasant.

High Schools: Hoërskool DF Malherbe, Hoërskool Framesby, Grey Senior, Victoria Park High, Pearson High, Hoërskool Cillie, Hoërskool Andrew Rabie & Linkside High, Gollegiate Girls’ High School.

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by Human & Rousseau) and 2 copies of The Democratic Republic of Braai (published by Book Storm), by Jan Braai.

To enter, simply LIKE us on facebook and leave a post #Braai followed by Afrikaans or English. E.g. #Braai English COMPETITION CLOSES 30 SEPTEMBER

SUMMERWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 012 345 6787 (e) info@summerwoodpe.co.za

ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS

The following gymnasts won several medals at recent competitions: Jodi Wilson, Jorja Parker-Nance, Mia Vermaak and Tayla-Ann Wilson.

PUIK PRESTASIE

Anél Young het by die SAVMO-kompetisie algeheel tweede geëindig in die afdeling vir Laerskole.

KUNSTEFEES

Summerwood het by die pas afgelope Kunstefees in Port Elizabeth 30 silwer sertifikate, 86, goue sertifikate en 5 diplomas ontvang.

Vyf-en-twintig van ons juniorwenners was duidelik beïndruk met hulle prestasies.

Baie Geluk!!!

MARIMBAS

The Marimba group took part in the section for ethnic ensemble at the SASMT competition and walked away as winners.

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FACEBOOK

Dear Parent AWSUM News recently created area-specific pages, which will allow us to share only the news and competitions relevant to you. On these pages you can interact with us, enter exclusive competitions, and see photographs that didn’t appear in the paper.

(Feel free to tag yourself!)

Plus, we’ll be posting a link to our latest edition, so you can read the new AWSUM before anyone else does.

Our aim with this project is to make sure that AWSUM News is accessible to all our parents. We are going to reward the school posting the most likes with a substantial cash prize. Parents, teachers and learners will also benefit from cash prizes by posting likes per page.

Big cash prizes are up for grabs: • • • •

The school with the most likes wins R10 000.00 PLUS a full page of editorial space in their regional Awsum News One lucky parent could win R2 500.00 One lucky teacher could win R2 500.00 One lucky learner could win R2 500.00

To enter is easy: STEP 1: Like the AWSUM facebook page in your area: AWSUM PE

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STEP 2: Step 2: Every learner, teacher, parent or school must use the following hashtags.

• Learner: #awsumlearner(school’s name) e.g. #awsumlearnerrondebosch • Teacher: #awsumteacher(school’s name) e.g. #awsumteachergirlshigh • Parent: #awsumparent(school’s name) e.g. #awsumparentpaulroos • School: #awsumschool(school’s name) e.g. #awsumschoolbloemhof Competition closes 16th October.

Winners will be notified no later than 30th October.

HERBERT HURD BE JUST - FEAR NOT

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HERBERT HURD PUPILS GO WILD

Herbert Hurd pupils went wild at a recent civvies day when they had dress to the theme of “The Wild West”. Here, a posse of grade seven boys show some attitude. Not to be outdone, the girls showed that they also have what it takes to survive in the wild west.

GRADE FOUR AND FIVE READING COMPETITION

Caitlin Burton, winner of the Grade Five Reading Competition, showing off her trophy.

Abbey van den Berg, winner of the Grade Four Reading Competition, holds the attention of the audience as she reads from Michael Morpurgo’s book, The Butterfly Lion.

All the participants in the Grade Five Reading Competition proudly display their certificates.

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FASHION

FRINGE BENEFITS Fashion Editor Pepe Sofianos is all a-twirl in fringes. Wild West meets Boho Babe.

Blue pouchy suedette fringed bag, R399, Cotton On.

STYLE UP YOUR OUTFIT LIKE JESSICA SIMPSON

The latest look for spring is inspired by those magnificent mega music festivals that shook the Seventies, so get out there and rock some fringes.

Check out living life on the fringe in everything from swishy kimono jackets dripping in flighty fringes to high-flying fringed bags and fabulous fringed boots and sandals.

Fringed heels, R259, Fashion Express.

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FLYING FEET. You can add some sway to your stomp in fringed sandals or ankle boots.

Fringes are fantastic!

They add instant heat to any look and fringed accessories transform a plain T and jeans into a style statement with just one swish.

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White floral print fringed Kimono, R650, Woolworths.

SELENA GOMEZ BOHO STYLED

JUST PARTIES

Fringed suede ankle boots, R899, Zara.

NO PARTY TOO SMALL OR TOO BIG

Decor | Music Catering | Invitations

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Look oh-so-hippie-chic with this black suedette at Zara, R 399.

Fringed flatties, R199.99, Mr Price.

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Best buy for any occasion. Fringes instantly turn a simple sundress into a hot number.

Printed fringed dress, R599, Forever 21.

FRINGE FACTS Did you know? Fringes originated from the Native American tribes who created garments with fringes to repel rainwater from soaking them as they rode across the prairies. Then in 1920 the Flapper Era made fringes an fashion icon with those famous fringed dance dresses. Finally the hippie era snapped up this fabulous fringe craze and made it their own. Now you can have fun with fringes!

WESTERING PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 041 360 7818 (e) admin@westering.co.za

SPORTSDAY

HERO IN THE MAKING

GRADE 3

Recycled, furry friends

u.10 A girls owning the field

u/11 A champions

Grade 3’s going wild

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ICY SKILLS

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FOOD & HOME

Seared ostrich fillet with a blackcurrant sauce

By Jenny Morris Follow Jenny @jennymorrischef

Serves 4

Ostrich is low in fat, healthy and tasty – just don’t overcook it.

INGREDIENTS: • Splash of olive oil • 4 ostrich fillet steaks • Salt and freshly ground black pepper • 1 cloves garlic, crushed • 1 tsp finely chopped fresh ginger, • 1 red chilli, sliced (optional) • ½ cup dry red wine • 2 Tbsp. blackcurrant jam • 4 tbls Wellington’s Steakhouse Sauce • 4 spring onions with tops, roughly chopped METHOD: Season steaks with salt and pepper.

Heat the olive oil to high heat in heavy-based

frying pan.

Sear ostrich fillets in batches for 1 minute per side, and set aside.

To the same pan add a drop more olive oil and gently fry ginger, garlic and chillies, stirring for 1 minute.

Add the wine, blackcurrant jam and Wellingtons.

Steakhouse Sauce, and simmer until slightly reduced.

Return the fillets and spring onions to the sauce.

Gently heat through – don’t overcook.

Serve on a pile crushed potatoes with steamed greens. © Jenny Morris 2014 -2015

WIN WITH WELLINGTON’S Win a year’s supply of Wellington’s sauces for you and your family!

To enter, simply tell us what’s your favourite Wellington’s sauce flavour? Send your answer, contact details and postal address to: tenille@tiemedia.co.za

VROLIKE FLESSE

Die somer is hier en buitelug-onthaal is (uiteindelik) aan die orde van die dag. Probeer gerus hierdie oulike idee wanneer jy vir jou gaste (of die kinders) iets soet en speels wil voorsit.

JY BENODIG: • Glasflesse • Gom • ‘n plastiekdiertjie • Spuitverf (wenk: wat van wit, goud of silwer vir die grootmense?)

• Lekkers of speelgoed om die flesse te vul

WAT OM TE DOEN: • Verwyder enige papier of gom wat dalk op die fles is • Plak die plastiekdiertjie op die deksel vas • Wanneer dit droog is, spuit die deksel en diertjie met spuitverf. Laat dit dan goed droog word en herhaal nog twee keer.

• Vul jou flesse en voila!

LAERSKOOL VERKENNER (t) 041 360 1200 (e) grikib@telkomsa.net

EKSTRA LEES PRET!

Laerskool Verkenner sonder ‘n hele week af vir ekstra lees pret! Al die klasse van graad R tot 3 spandeer dan ekstra tyd daaraan om lees lekker te maak! Gr R het ‘n seerower, ‘n oudonderwyseres en ‘n ouma-sekretaresse gehad wat kom lees het! Graad 1 is deur oupas en

oumas besoek en het ook vir mekaar gelees. Graad 2 het besoekers ontvang en het by die ouetehuis, aftree-oor en by Laerskool Kabega gaan lees. Graad 3 het die biblioteek besoek en besoekers ontvang. Aai, dit was nou sommer baie pret!!

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HEALTH

Safe blood saves lives. Every day thousands of people would die if others did not donate their blood. By donating blood, you are giving a patient something money cannot buy.

BLOOD DONATION (Source: South African National Blood Service, Health24.com)

A single blood donation can equal three gifts of life, as nearly every blood donation is separated into red blood cells, plasma and platelets.

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The majority of transfusions are given to: Women who hemorrhage as a complication of pregnancy;Children with severe anemia; Accident victims; and surgical and cancer patients.

By donating blood you make a difference.

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WHY IS THERE SUCH A DEMAND FOR DONOR BLOOD? The huge number of traffic accidents over the holidays creates a high demand for donor blood. Right? Wrong. the interesting thing is that traffic accidents have little impact on the demand for donor blood.

While there is only a slight increase in demand for donor blood over holidays, there is also a corresponding decrease in elective surgery during these times. So the demand for donated blood remains pretty steady all-year round. Blood usage in South Africa is more or less at a plateau, but slight increases are visible as the population increases.

WHO CAN DONATE BLOOD? Anyone who is over 17, weighs at least 50 kilograms and who has not donated blood in the preceding 56 days, who is healthy, not anemic, not on certain types of medication, or whose social behavior does not place them at an increased risk of transmitting the HI-virus or a hepatitis virus. People who have recently travelled to malaria areas are usually also excluded.

THE DONATION PROCESS Donating blood is a safe and simple procedure that takes about 30 minutes.

All needles are new, sterile, used only once and incinerated after use.

But many people are still uncertain as to exactly what happens when you donate blood.

This is how the actual donation process works: • You will complete a donor questionnaire that

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includes your personal details; You will answer questions regarding your health and social behavior; You will undergo a one-on-one interview with a staff member following the questions you answered on the donor questionnaire; Your iron (hemoglobin) level will be checked and your blood pressure and pulse rate will be taken; During the donation process you will donate one unit of blood (480ml), which your body will quickly replace; and You will receive refreshments to aid in replacing lost fluid.

After donating, eat well and increase your fluid intake for the next four to six hours.

Do not smoke for at least 30 minutes. Also avoid strenuous physical exertion and lifting heavy objects with the arm used for making the donation for at least two hours afterwards.

WHERE YOU CAN DONATE BLOOD You’ve decided you want to donate blood, but you don’t know where to go. The South African National Blood Service can be contacted at www.sanbs.org.za or by phoning the toll free number 0800 11 9031 for a list of locations in your area.

SIX TOP EXCUSES FOR NOT DONATING BLOOD Here are the top six excuses people give for not being a blood donor.

• I am afraid of the needle. This is quite understandable, but after you make that first donation, you will wonder why you ever hesitated.

• Other people are giving enough blood.

Unfortunately, less than one percent of the population give blood, which means that the majority of South Africans do not donate and there is always a need to recruit donors.

• My blood isn’t the right type. Regular donations of all blood types are needed.

• I had an illness. Discuss this with the trained clinic staff who will give you the right advice.

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• I don’t have enough blood to spare.; The average adult body contains approximately five litres of blood and a donation is only 480ml.

It will hurt and I will faint. A slight pinch on the inside of your arm is all that you will feel and if you have had something substantial to eat in the four hours prior to donating, you should be fine.

TOP 10 BLOOD FACTS You hardly ever see your blood, yet it is the very thing that keeps you going. Here are some interesting facts on blood: The average adult man has about five to six litres of blood in his body, while the average woman has about four. Your blood makes up about 7% of your total body weight. About 95% of the body’s blood cells are made in bone marrow.

There are approximately 1 billion red blood cells in two to three drops of blood. There are three types of blood cells: Red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets, all of which float around in plasma. The blood that you donate can be separated into these constituent parts.

Your body usually replaces the volume of the blood you donate within 24 hours. Restoring red blood cell levels to normal can take up to two months though.

Whole blood has a shelf-life of 35 days. Red blood cells last 42 days, platelets only five days and plasma up to one year.

The most common blood type is O positive, while AB negative is the rarest. People with AB blood can receive any kind of blood from a donor, while O negative blood can be given to anyone.

Scientists recently managed to change type A and B blood into type O. If this process can one day be done on a large scale, it would go a long way to alleviating the persistent shortage of blood. If you are healthy, you will be eligible to donate blood up to 330 times in your life.

LAERSKOOL KABEGA (t) 041 360 2581 (e) kabegaps@mweb.co.za

SPRING RUN FUN

BLOOD BUDDY

SPRING BALL

Lentebal – hier staan die manne!!

Blood Buddy came to visit. During September the parents and friends of Kabega Primary donate blood.

Beautiful girls at the Spring Ball

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

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MOREGROVE PRIMARY (t) 0413652101 (e) moregrove@telkomsa.net

GRADE 3’S – SHOW AND TELL. ORAL ABOUT SOMETHING OLD

GRADE 2 - HAVING CONSTRUCTION FUN – MAKING THEIR OWN VEHICLES

AWSUM !!!

LORRAINE PRIMARY (t) 041 367 1115 (e) info@lorraineschool.co.za

GRAAD 4 LEERDERS WAT LENTEDAG GEVIER HET DEUR PRAGTIGE HOEDE SKOOL TOE TE DRA

THEODOR HERZL (t) 041 581 4244 (e) marketing@theodorherzl.co.za

CELEBRATING NEW YEAR

Everybody at Theodor Herzl is celebrating the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah!

GYMNASTICS

We are proud of Lenita Kotze, a Grade 6 pupil at our school! Lenita participated in the Eastern Cape Gymnastics Trials during the months of June and August this year.

She achieved four gold medals at each round of EP trials and full EP Colours for Artistic Gymnastics, Tumbling, Trampoline and Double-Mini trampoline. We wish her well at the SA National Gymnastics in October 2015.

ECO CLUB ADOPT PENGUINS Our Eco Club pupils adopted two penguins this month!! Festivas, an African Penguin was found stranded on Van Stadens Beach in December 2013. Festivas is the first penguin in the world to test a new system of tracking.

A”pinger” was attached to his chest when he was released, but unfortunately due to an injured leg

and annual moulting, he headed straight back to SAMREC where he is still cared for. De Souza was found at Hobie Beach in January 2014. He had a serious cut on his back caused by a speedboat and unfortunately his feathers have not grown back in that area and he now resides at SAMREC.

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WALMER WEST (t) 041 367 1734 (e) walmerwestps@absamail.co.za

GRADE 5 ARTWORK

BULLETJIE RUGBY TEAM

Grade 5 learners with their artworks of insects.

Our Bulletjie rugby team played great rugby this term, Here they are in their new rugby shirts.

O.11 NETBALSPAN

Ons o.11 netbalspan wat onlangs by ‘n plaaslike sportdag deelgeneem het.

GRAAD 6 KUNSWERKE

Graad 6 leerders met hul kunswerke.

MOUNT PLEASANT (t) 041 367 2973 (e) skoolhoof@mountie.co.za

NEW BEGINNINGS

BLANCO-SPORTDAG

Ons netbal- en rugbyspanne het baie goed gevaar by die Blanco-sportdag in George.

In hierdie foto’s is die o/13-doele en die o/11-rugbyspelers sterk op die aanval teen hul opponente van die Wes-Kaap.

A firm handshake from Mr Alan Chandler, as he bids Mr Wian Goosen farewell. Mr Goosen will be furthering his teaching career in Thailand. We will miss him and wish him well.

Welcome to Mr Dennis Will who has taken over from Mr Goosen.

COLLEGIATE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 373 7705 (e) collegia@cghs.co.za

COLLEGIATE GIRL MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF ANIMALS Jamie-Smith single-handedly, through the Bingo evening which she organized at the PE Golf Club on 14 August, raised R10 410 for the Animal Anti-Cruelty League. Jamie also raised R15 000 worth of prizes for the Bingo evening.

Many participants were also encouraged to donate food and blankets to the league.

This effort will make such a difference in the lives of those who cannot speak for themselves.

Collegiate is proud of Jamie, for her passion for making a difference and her enormous efforts for raising funds for such a worthy organization.

AWSUM

Jamie-Smith

PREFECT LEADERS ELECTED FOR 2015-2016

The Collegiate Prefects for 2015-2016 were announced on Friday 4 September. The Prefects are elected democratically by their peers only, the Grade Eleven

group. They will attend a training camp from Thursday 17 September to Saturday 19 September, after which they will vote for the Head Girl and Deputy Head Girl for 2016.

Standing: Sihle Gadu; Christy Viljoen; Arielle Douglas-Henry; Emma Hobson; Emma Willemse; Emma Turner; Nicole le Roux; Sibulele Makeleni; Somila Mavuso Middle: Kirsty Ah-Hing; Christina Enslin; Kelly Reed.

Front: Carmel Chan-Lok; Josie Mc Clure; Jamie Engelke; Vicky Bezuidenhout.

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HOËRSKOOL FRAMESBY (t) 041 360 1257 (e) bemarking@framesby.co.za

TENNIS 2015 - WILANIE VAN ZYL • Enigste onder 17 meisie in die land wat in die SA onder 19 Skolespan span gekies word na afloop van die SA Skole Toernooi in April. Slegs 4 meisies word op meriete gekies en die ander 3 is almal Graad 12 leerders. Wilanie kon agv n besering nie die toer na Brittanje meemaak nie. Daar het 16 provinsies met 6 in n span aan die SA Skole Toernooi deel geneem.

• Wilanie het in die SA Skole Toernooi die huidige SA enkels kampioen vir meisies 16 en onder, Mila Hartwig van Gauteng Noord geklop.

Dit is die ouderdom waarin Wilanie tans val.

• Wilanie was tot op die laaste dag onoorwonne in die SA Skole onder 19 Toernooi.

• Wilanie het in die laaste 4 jaar by die SA Skole

Toernooi nog net 1 wedstryd op nommer 1 vir OP verloor teen al die top provinsies in die land. 2015 is die sesde keer in n ry dat sy in die SA Skole Span kom.

• Wilanie is vanjaar weer gekies om die OP Senior Tennisspan te verteenwoordig op George in n interprovinsiaal.

• Wilanie is tans die nommer een gekeurde speler op die OP Vroue Ope ranglys.

• Wilanie het in 2015 die laaste agt OP Vroue Toernooie van Maart – Augustus gewen sonder om een stel af te staan.

• Wilanie het in 2015 n spesiale toekenning en erkenning ontvang van OP Tennis vir haar buitengewone prestasies van 2014.

LINKSIDE HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 373 7948 (e) linksideheadmaster@gmail.com

NEW ELECTION AT LINKSIDE ONS BELOWENDE SKRYFSTER Nomapnelo Ntsoyi has been elected as secretary and Melissa Welgemoed, as Linkside’s Councillor. Congratulations Girls

Die Hoërskool Linkside is baie trots op ons belowende skryfster, Jenna Stopfoth, ‘n graad 9-leerder wie se kortverhaal bekroon is met die eerste prys tydens die ATKV skryfskool gehou by Hoërskool D.F. Malherbe.

Baie Geluk!!!

HOËRSKOOL CILLIÉ (t) 041 451 4837 (e) hsc@absamail.co.za

LEERDERRAADSKAMP

Op 28 Augustus 2015 het 43 leerders en 3 onderwysers na die UBU-Adventures kampterrein by Elandsrivier vertrek. Die doel van die kamp was om die leerders meer oor leierskap en leierseienskappe te leer. Daar was verskillende aktiwiteite wat elke keer ‘n sekere eienskap van leiers aangespreek het. Behalwe die fisieke uitdagings wat die

leerders moes deurmaak, was daar ook die ongerief om vir twee dae sonder elektrisiteit en selfoonsein te wees. Die leerders (en onderwysers) het die kamp baie geniet en beslis baie geleer! Ons bedank die UBU-Adventures vir ‘n suksesvolle en onvergeetlike naweek.

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PEARSON HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 583 2111 (e) phs@pearsonhs.ecape.school.za

END OF YEAR RUGBY FUNCTION

We had our end of year rugby function last week. The following awards were made: • Rugby player of the year: Xolisa Matshoba , Xolisa scored 6 tries in the season and is also currently playing for the EP u/19 Currie cup side. He played 55 games for Pearson over his 3 seasons in the 1st team.

• Forward of the year: Luthando Fini , Luthando scored 6 tries and played his second season for the Pearson 1st team Luthando is also part of the EP u/19 Currie cup Squad.

• Backline player of the year: Emile du Plessis , Emile was the vice- captain of the side and scored 7 tries , it is also Emile’s second season in the 1st XV , Emile also represented the EP u/18 Academy side in 2015.

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Rugby player of the year: Xolisa Matshoba

Forward of the year: Luthando Fini

Backline player of the year: Emile du Plessis

HOËRSKOOL DF MALHERBE (t) 041 581 3145 (e) dfm@telkomsa.net

DF MALHERBE “BRAG” BIETJIE MET HUL LEERDERS!

Hierdie slimkoppe neem deel aan die Lego Robotics- program by NMMU.

Lara Dippenaar is our new Front Cover Girl of 2015.

The choir look great in their sponsored uniforms.

VICTORIA PARK (t) 041 508 6400 (e) postmaster@vphs.ecape.school.za

SASMT MUSIC COMPETITION

Lara Potgieter, a grade 11 pupil, was placed 3rd at SASMT music competition held at NMMU on Saturday. We are very proud of her!

OUR GRADUATING TOASTMASTERS Our graduating Toastmasters held their dinner , where the top students were congratulated on their remarkable progress and achievements in public speaking by special guest, Mr Geoff Applewhite.

From left to right: Ashleigh Leedo, Mr Geoff Applewhite and Sarah Morgan

DANCING TO THE TOP

Kate Weakley, a grade 9 pupil at Victoria Park High School, won the PE Dance Festival Junior Ballet Championship held at the Savoy Theatre recently.

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RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 FIXTURES

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SPORTSWORLD

2015 SPRINGBOK SQUAD FORWARDS

Tendai Mtawarira

Pat Lambie

Willem Alberts

Trevor Nyakane

Willie le Roux

Schalk Brits

Coenie Oosthuizen

Lwazi Mvovo

Schalk Burger

Adriaan Strauss

Rudy Paige

Lood de Jager

Duane Vermeulen

Ruan Pienaar

Bismarck du Plessis

RWC seys r e J k bo Spring @

JP Pietersen

Jannie du Plessis

BACKS

Handre Pollard

Pieter-Steph du Toit

Jean de Villiers (c)

Morne Steyn

Eben Etzebeth

Damian de Allende

Siya Kolisi

Fourie du Preez

Francois Louw

Bryan Habana

Frans Malherbe

Zane Kirchner

Victor Matfield

Jesse Kriel

RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 FIXTURES

14 West Street | Newton Park | 041 363 2556

9 9 5 R

COACH - Heyneke Meyer

Mo. - Fri. 09:00 - 17:00 / Sat. 08:00 - 13:30 / Su. 09.30 - 12:30

POOL A

POOL B

POOL C

POOL D

AUSTRALIA ENGLAND WALES FIJI URUGUAY

SOUTH AFRICA SAMOA SCOTLAND JAPAN USA

NEW ZEALAND ARGENTINA TONGA GEORGIA NAMIBIA

FRANCE IRELAND ITALY CANADA ROMANIA

Fri Sep, 18 - 20:00

Sat Sep, 19 - 16:45

England VS Fiji

South Africa VS Japan

Sun Sep, 20 - 14:30

Sun Sep, 20 - 12:00

Wales VS Uruguay Wed Sep, 23 - 16:45

Australia VS Fiji

Sat Sep, 26 - 20:00

Samoa VS USA

Wed Sep, 23 - 14:30

Scotland VS Japan

Sat Sep, 19 - 12:00

Sat Sep, 19 - 14:30

Tonga v Georgia

Ireland v Canada

Sun Sep, 20 - 16:45

Sat Sep, 19 - 20:00

New Zealand v Argentina Thu Sep, 24 - 20:00

France v Italy

Wed Sep, 23 - 20:00

New Zealand v Namibia

France v Romania

England VS Wales

South Africa VS Samoa

Argentina v Georgia

Fri Sep, 25 - 16:45

Sat Sep, 26 - 14:30

Sun Sep, 27 - 20:00

Sun Sep, 27 - 14:30

Tue Sep, 29 - 16:45

Sun Sep, 27 - 16:45

Australia VS Uruguay Thu Oct, 1 - 16:45

Wales VS Fiji

Sat Oct, 3 - 20:00

England VS Australia Thu Oct, 6 - 20:00

Fiji VS Uruguay

Sat Oct, 10 - 16:45

Sat Sep, 26 - 16:45

Scotland VS USA Sat Oct, 3 - 14:30

Samoa VS Japan Sat Oct, 3 - 16:45

South Africa VS Scotland Wed Oct, 7 - 16:45

South Africa VS USA Sat Oct, 10 - 14:30

Australia VS Wales

Samoa VS Scotland

Sat Oct, 10 - 20:00

Sun Oct, 11 - 20:00

England VS Uruguay

SF 1

SAT OCTOBER, 24 - TWICKENHAM 16:00

Winner QF1 VS Winner QF2

USA VS Japan

SF 2

SUN OCTOBER, 25 - TWICKENHAM 16:00

Winner QF3 VS Winner QF4

Tonga v Namibia

Italy v Canada

Ireland v Romania

Fri Oct, 2 - 20:00

Thu Oct, 1 - 20:00

New Zealand v Georgia

France v Canada

Sun Oct, 4 - 14:30

Sun Sep, 4 - 16:45

Argentina v Tonga Wed Oct, 7 - 20:00

Ireland v Italy

Tue Oct, 6 - 16:45

Namibia v Georgia

Canada v Romania

Fri Oct, 9 - 20:00

Sun Oct, 11 - 14:30

Sun Oct, 11 - 12:00

Sun Oct, 11 - 16:45

New Zealand v Tonga Argentina v Namibia

Italy v Romania

France v Ireland

Bronze Final

FRI OCTOBER, 30 - OLYMPIC STADIUM 20:00

Runner-up SF1 VS Runner-up SF2

QF 1

SAT OCTOBER, 17 TWICKENHAM 16:00

Winner Pool B Runner-up Pool A

QF 2

SAT OCTOBER, 17 MILLENNIUM STADIUM 20:00

Winner Pool C Runner-up Pool D

QF 3

SUN OCTOBER, 18 MILLENNIUM STADIUM 13:00

Winner Pool D Runner-up Pool C

QF 4

SUN OCTOBER, 18 TWICKENHAM 16:00

Winner Pool A Runner-up Pool B

FINAL

SAT OCTOBER, 31 - TWICKENHAM 16:00

Winner SF1 VS Winner SF2

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COMPETITIONS & ENTERTAINMENT

15 things you probably didn’t know about SELENA GOMEZ

Hotel Transylvania 2 2 October 2015

FUN FACT

Frankenstein’s birthday is 11 March 1818 when he rose to fame!

THE DRAC PACK IS BACK

Hotel Transylvania 2, the adorable and funny sequel starring Adam Sandler and Selena Gomes, releases in SA on 2 October 2015.

Now that Dracula has opened the Hotel Transylvania’s doors to humans, things are changing for the better; however, Drac is secretly worried that his half-human grandson, Dennis, isn’t showing his vampire side. So, while Mavis and Johnny are away, Drac enlists his friends to help him put the boy through a “monster-in-training” boot camp. But things really get batty when Drac’s cantankerous, old-school dad pays an unexpected visit.

WIN!

Get ready for Hotel Transylvania! You could win one of four movie hampers filled with movie merchandise to the value of R1 200 each!

Simply LIKE us (AWSUM PE) on Facebook. And post on our wall: The Drac pack is back.

Entries close 30 October 2015.

1. Selena’s full name is Selena Marie Gomez.

2. She was born in Texas on July 22, 1992.

3. Selena is an only child.

4. Her name ‘Selena’ means Moon in Greek.

5. Selena’s favourite color is green.

6. Some of her nicknames include: Sel, Selly, Selenita and Conchita.

7. The first concert she ever attended was a Britney Spears show. She recalled, "I just remember it being the highlight of my life! I felt like I was on cloud nine!"

8. Selena made her television debut at age 7, on Barney and Friends, where she met her best friend, Demi Lovato.

9. She loves eating pizza crust - it's her favorite part of the pizza.

10. Her singing idols include Bruno Mars, Britney Spears, Rihanna, and Skrillex.

11. She owns five rescue dogs. Their names are Baylor, Chip, Willy, Fina and Wallace.

12. Selena’s favorite movie genre is horror.

13. Her favorite sport is basketball.

14. Her shoe size is 7.

15. Selena’s favourite fruit is mango.

THIS ONE REALLY IS FOR THE GIRLS! From her powerful talents to her super glam style, nobody rocks like Barbie®.

In the new Barbie in Rock ‘n Royals movie, Barbie is Princess Courtney.

A mix-up sends her to Camp Pop and Erika, a famous rock star, to Camp Royalty. With a lot of determination and support from their friends, Princess Courtney and Erika achieve amazing things. Barbie honors heroes like Princess Courtney and Erika who help break boundaries and prove girls can be anything they want to be. The message: everyone can unlock their dreams if they just try.

The DVD will officially be released on 11 September and will be available at all leading retailers. Beat the crowds and pre-order your copy on the website: www.barbie-events.co.za.

THE PERFECT GUY 18 SEPT 2015

DIE PRO 18 SEPT 2015