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‘Oh yeah we’re jammin’ Elsies River High School won R50 000 High School Jam prize money for further development of the school’s performing arts department. See more on page 8.

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ELSIES RIVER HIGH SCHOOL: TRAGEDY DAMPENS FESTIVITIES

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nstead of celebrating the victory of winning the High School Jam (HSJ), learners at Elsies River High School returned to school, mourning the death of Grade 11 learner, Waydene Priga.

The 17-year-old attended the HSJ at GrandWest on Saturday 17 August. On Sun-

day morning, around 06:30 she was a passenger in a taxi which overturned on 35th Street in Clarke Estate.

A friend of Priga, Donisha Davids, said she was also in the taxi when it overturned: “We were on our way home. The taxi driver drove very fast, about 120km/h then the taxi rolled at the bridge near Malawi Camp. I can’t express how I feel at the moment.”

School teacher Nashville Solomons told

the newspaper the school is at a loss of words: “This morning (Monday 19 August) we were supposed to celebrate winning HSJ, but we could not do so because of the loss of a learner. Instead of a celebratory assembly, we held a memorial service for Waydene,” said Solomons.

Her rugby coach, Morné Moses, described Priga as a very bubbly person: “She played netball and rugby and was excellent in both.

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Afrikaans teacher Edlin Olayn said she was a learner who stood out: “Waydene was a very happy girl who always greeted, even if it is from a distance. She was very bubbly, humble and vibrant. We will surely miss her presence in our class.”

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ublic lobby group Stop COCT, last week lodged a formal complaint at the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa), about the City of Cape Town’s electricity tariff structure.

The complaint was made on behalf of the 13 200 members of the action group. Nersa spokesperson, Vuyelwa Poswa confirmed the investigation.

“Nersa has received quite a number of complaints from the City of Cape Town customers and yes Nersa is looking into the matter,” she said on Monday 19 August.

The new electricity tariffs, an increase of 8.88%, came into effect on 1 July this year, as did the same increase for the electricity levy, which now stands on R163.50 for homes over R1 million with prepaid meters and homes over R400 000 without prepaid meters. The levy, which was introduced last year, is needed for maintenance of electricity infrastructure and distribution of electri-

city, according to the City.

“When the City determined the new tariffs for this year, they added 8.88% to the previous year’s tariffs in each category. However, the rand and cent value of this 8.8% increase is higher than what Nersa recommended (in rand and cent) for this year,” Sandra Dickson of Stop COCT explains.

For instance, the home user category for 2019/2020 was approved at R1.75 per unit, while Nersa recommended R1.52.

Similarly, the lifeline category was approved at R1.21, as oppose to Nersa’s R1.14.

Last year, the public paid as much as 18% more for electricity than what was approved by Nersa the same year. In a previous article, TygerBurger reported on this issue (“Publiek moet ingryp” TygerBurger, 17 Julie).

The City of Cape Town declined to comment on this matter.

This years increases resulted in an avalanche of complaints from the public to Stop COCT. And to make the matter even worse is the

fact that the City’s 8.88% increase for the respective categories, did not take into account the new general valuation of properties during 2018 (GV2018), according to Dickson.

She says the effective increase, to a vast number of households is well over 8.88%, as the GV2018 automatically moved these households to higher tariff blocks, for example, lifeline tariff to domestic tariff.

“People whose properties are now valued over R400 000 as a result of GV2018, not only lost their free units, but their tariff jumped from R1.10 to R1.99 overnight. This represents an increase of 80%,” she says.

“In certain instances, such as the home user category the increase implemented (in actual rand and cent) is in fact 15.4% higher as recommended by Nersa. The same applies to the lifeline category, the City implemented an increase 10.7% higher than what Nersa approved Dickson welcomes the investigation by Nersa. “It is just plain wrong that City ignores Nersa in setting their electricity tariffs.”

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The unemployment rate in the City of Cape Town is currently at 21.8%, 0.6 of a percentage point more than in the first quarter of the year.

This was indicated in the quarterly labour force survey released by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) on 30 July.

The number of unemployed people in Cape Town increased by 16 000, while employment increased by 5 000 in the second quarter of 2019 compared to the first quarter.

The report covers the time frame between April to June 2019 and is a household sample survey conducted by Stats SA. It collects data on the labour market activities of individuals aged 15 years and older who live in South Africa.

In the City of Cape Town, the response rate of the survey was 86.9% The survey indicates the labour force in Cape Town at 2 030 000 of all age groups, of which 1 589 000 persons are employed and 442 000 are unemployed. A further 923 000 are economically not active while 14 000 represents discouraged work-seekers. Of particular concern to the City is the unemployment rate for persons between 15 and 24 years of age.

According to James Vos, Mayco member for economic opportunities, this figure was estimated at 44,7% for the first quarter of 2019. He believes youth entrepreneurship is a large part of the solution to reduce youth unemployment.

“Youth unemployment continues to be problematic and current statistics paint a grim picture, but the solution lies in entrepreneurship,” he says. “However,

young people need panies and potential not despair as opporemployers to get intunities abound for volved by hosting unthem to enter the employed individuworld of entrepreals for workplace exneurship.” perience Vos recently visitopportunities. ed the Harambee In addition to this, Youth Employment the City is injecting Accelerator, a nationcash into those secal agency that focuses tors that promise the on addressing the most growth, which high unemployment includes, among othrate in SA. “Haramers, the clothing and bee sources candi- James Vos, Mayco member for economic tech industries. dates from a large opportunities in the City of Cape Town “The focus of these pool of young people is on a mission to create job opportuni- projects will be on with high potential ties for the youth. skills development. but limited work exBut government perience. It assists them to become work- alone cannot create job opportunities. ready and then through its website con- While we do as much as we can, we need nects them to the correct employer in the private sector as partners in this jourtheir area,” he explains. ney to eradicate youth unemployment,” To date, the organisation has placed Vos says. Local entrepreneur Neels Kleyover 500 000 young people with more than nhans says: “If you have an idea, you have 450 of South Africa’s top companies such to make a decision and get things rolling.” as Hollard, Standard Bank, Nando’s, Pick A year ago, he started a sauce business n Pay and Burger King. in his garage, and today his Moer op Als “My advice to young people is to consid- sauce is distributed in towns countryer entrepreneurship as a career. This wide. means to tackle the challenges of unemAt first, he did everything himself – ployment instead of looking for a job in from making the sauce, bottling it, sticka market that offers very limited opportu- ing on the labels, marketing and delivernities and that face extreme economic ing. By November last year, he had sepressures.” cured a producer who assisted with proIn turn, entrepreneurs will also be able duction and the business is growing by to create jobs for others and in this way the day. reduce the rising level of unemployment.

“Think carefully about what will make “All it takes to get started as an entre- your product unique before you start,” is preneur is the right attitude, drive, ener- his advice to budding entrepreneurs. “Its gy, creativity and perseverance.” hard work and you have to be committed Vos personally encourages private com- and put all your energy into it.”

Advise to future entrepreneurs Whether it’s a fresh business idea or information needed for something specific to further develop a business, help is at hand in the form of the following resources to assist with either research for their ideas, or to get their business up and running: . Make use of the City’s SmartCape facility, which provides free internet access in public libraries. This will enable entrepreneurs to conduct research and use online resources to develop their business ideas.

Organisations such as the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) and the Small Enterprise Development Agency are available to assist. . Consider studying business manage-

ment at a local college for technical and vocational education and training, such as the College of Cape Town, False Bay College or Northlink College, for which full bursaries are available. . Visit the NYDA office at Shop P18A, Golden Acre, 9 Adderley Street, Cape Town or call 021 415 2040. . Consider applying for Cape Townbased development programmes such as the Raymond Ackerman Academy, the Rainbow Academy or the Tsiba Academy. . It is also possible to become a leading African entrepreneur by joining one of the African Leadership Academy’s programmes aimed at youth leaders and entrepreneurs from ages 15 to 22.

. Join the Entrepreneur Bootcamp and take part in a collection of nine free courses for entrepreneurs that are offered by South Africa’s leading entrepreneurs. . The Stellenbosch University Business School runs the Small Business Academy that offers an intensive ninemonth course that is targeted at small business owners from low-income communities in the greater Cape Town area.

Individuals who are ready with a business proposal can visit the City’s Business Hub for assistance to register their business.

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Anroux Marais, provinsiale minister van sport en kultuursake, staan hier by fietsryers van die Kinetic-fietsryklub in die Velodrome.

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ie jeug in woongebiede soos Bellville, Athlone en die groter Kaapstad wat gebuk gaan onder sosiale euwels, kan hulself bemagtig deur by die ontwikkelingsprogramme van die provinsiale departement van sport en kultuursake aan te sluit.

Anroux Marais, provinsiale minister, het Woensdag 14 Augustus die Velodrome besoek en met lede van die Kinetic-fietsryklub gedagtes gewissel.

“Die ontwikkelingsprogramme skep vir die jeug ’n alternatief vir die euwels in hul gemeenskappe en ’n gevoel van behoort en hoe om hulself te bemagtig,” het Marais gesê.

Die Kinetic-fietsryklub is in 2000 deur ses fietsryers van Bishop Lavis gestig. Vier van die klub se fietsryers maak tans naam by nasionale en internasionale byeenkomste.

Volgens O’Ryan Bruintjies, voorsitter van die klub, het hulle die klub gestig om ’n platform te skep waar ryers “uit alle sfere in ons gemeenskap die geleentheid sal kry om die sport op sosiale en kompeterende vlak te beoefen.”

Ons missie is om sterk klem te lê op die ontwikkeling van die jeug en voorheen benadeelde groepe,” het hy gesê.

Onder die klub se “uitvoerprodukte” wat plaaslik en internasionaal goed presteer, is Matthew Fortuin, Jonathan Bouwer, Carl Bonthuys en Byron Munton. Hulle is almal lede van die klub, maar ry vir Kinetic Pro Cycling.

Volgens Bruintjies hoop die klub om die

jeug by die sport betrokke te kry en sosiale euwels soos dwelmmisbruik en bendegeweld te help uitroei.

Hy sê hul visie is om die klub op amateuren professionele vlak in die grootste en suksesvolste klub in Suid-Afrika te omskep.

“Die rede hiervoor is om nie uit die oog te verloor hoekom ons die klub in die eerste plek gestig het nie. Ons wil talent ontwikkel en wil ook die klub so divers as moontlik hou en ook die euwel van rassisme beveg,” het Bruintjies gesê.

Die klub word uit Ravensmead geadministreer, maar die lede is van regoor die Kaapse metropool. “Ons gebruik al die paaie in die Wes-Kaap om te oefen, maar ’n gereelde plek vir baanryers is die Velodrome.

“Baie van ons suksesstories het daar begin en dit sal ’n hartseerdag wees as die fasiliteit nie meer vir ons beskikbaar sal wees weens die ontwikkelingsplanne vir die Velodrome nie,” het hy gesê.

Die minister se besoek was ’n groot voorreg en ook om haar en haar departement te kan onthaal, het hy gesê. “Ons kon haar inlig oor nie net wat ons nodig het nie, maar ook wys wat ons as ontwikkelingsklub al tot dusver met min bystand bereik het. Die idee is om ook nóú saam met haar departement te werk om ’n goeie verhouding op te bou sodat fietsry in geheel bevorder kan word deur die ontwikkelingsprogramme, deelname, talentontwikkeling en -identifisering,” het Bruintjies gesê.

Die fietsryers neem aan verskillende dissiplines van fietsry deel. “Ons neem deel aan padtoetse, bergfietskompetisies en ook

aan baanresies. Plaaslik neem ons deel aan die Westelike Provinsie se ligawedrenne en wedrenne van die Pedal Power Association.

“Nasionaal neem ons deel aan die WesKaapse kampioenskap en die SA kampioenskap.

“Die laaste drie jaar het ons ook suksesvol ons jeugryers na Europa gestuur om aan die Belgiese toer en die Internasionale Europese toer in Assen, Nederland deel te neem,” het hy gesê. Die ryers het internasionale ervaring in lande soos België, Frankryk, Nederland, Italië, Spanje en Duitsland opgedoen. “Die klub het tans agt SA kampioene en drie Afrika-kampioene. Ons volgende groot byeenkoms waaraan ons gaan deelneem, is die Double Century op Saterdag 23 November in Swellendam oor 202 km.

“Die klub bestaan tans uit 100 lede waarvan 40 jeuglede is,” het Bruintjies gesê.

Almal is welkom om by die klub aan te sluit en nuwe lede word altyd verwelkom.

“Ongelukkig is fietsry ’n sport waar toerusting ’n groot rol speel en elke fietsryer moet sy eie fiets hê. Ons het ook ’n gestruktureerde ontwikkelingsprogram waar ons ryers van die grondslagfase identifiseer en hul vordering monitor om hulle moontlik in ’n jaar of twee as die jongste SA kampioene te sien,” het hy gesê.

Tydens haar besoek het Marais gesê sy sal saam met die klub werk om die talent te identifiseer en help met die ontwikkeling van die jeug. “Ek sal help dat die klub die nodige hulpmiddele kry om voort te gaan om die lewensveranderende programme deur fietsry in plek te stel,” het Marais gesê.

FROM PAGE 1 Organisers of HSJ, Planet Prowinners of HSJ 2019.” ductions, expressed their condoBurt added: “This is another lences following the incident. reminder for us all to never Chief executive officer, Karen take life and opportunities for Burt, said Priga’s last memories granted. Each day alive is a of her school were incredible: blessing for us and we should “Waydene was not a member of not put off today in the hope of the Elsies River High School’s doing it tomorrow. Seize moJam cast, however, she did come ments, share love and above all through to support her school, so unite to support each other was part of us all on Saturday (17 Waydene Priga whenever possible.”

August).

Provincial police spokesper“Her last memories of her incredible son Captain FC van Wyk said a culpable school were obviously wonderful proud ones homicide case is being investigated. “Acas she passed away knowing them as the cording to reports on Sunday 18 August at

about 06:30 a Toyota Quantum taxi was driving in 35th Street in Clarke Estate when the driver lost control, and the taxi overturned in the yard of the Old Apostolic church. A total of 13 passengers were injured and transported to hospital. One of the injured persons died in hospital. The driver of the taxi is unknown and the vehicle was towed to Stikland. Investigations continue.”

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OPENBARE VERGADERING: ELSIESRIVIER-INVULBEHUISINGSPROJEK Die Stad Kaapstad se direktoraat menslike nedersettings het ’n omgewings- en grondgebruikbeplanningsproses vir ’n behuisingsprojek in Elsiesrivier begin.

Die Stad is daartoe verbind om die ontwikkeling van gesubsidieerde behuisingsgeleenthede te fasiliteer op verskillende gedeeltes grond in Elsiesrivier wat spesifiek daarvoor geïdentifiseer is. Die projek sal as die Elsiesrivier-invulbehuisingsprojek bekend staan en het ten doel om behuisingsgeleenthede te bied aan kwalifiserende begunstigdes op die Stad Kaapstad se behuisingswaglys wat in die Elsiesrivier-omgewing woon.

Sodat behoorlike raadpleging kan plaasvind, word lede van die publiek wat in wyk 25, 26 of 28 woon, genooi om die onderstaande afsonderlike openbare vergaderings by te woon: WYK

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Wyk 25 28 Augustus 2019 Uitsig-burgersentrum, Hibiscuslaan, Uitsig Wyk 26 29 Augustus 2019 Wyk 28 28 Augustus 2019

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Vir algemene navrae oor openbare deelname, kontak Zandile Mahlasela by 021 400 5501 of zandile.mahlasela@capetown.gov.za en vir projek-verwante navrae, kontak Songezo Ndaba by 021 444 6303 of songezo.ndaba@capetown.gov.za.

LUNGELO MBANDAZAYO STADSBESTUURDER

The provincial health department has yet needs to be fed often so that more milk is again encouraged parents to enable breast- produced. It is not recommended to mix feeding. feed.”

This follows after the Northern TygerGiving a baby formula, he said, is not necberg substructure celebrated World Breast- essary and more breast milk can be profeeding Week (commemorated from 1 to 7 duced by feeding the baby more often. “The August) at Bishop Lavis Community Day more the baby suckles, the more milk is proCentre. duced.”

The focus this year was “Almost all mothers can on empowering parents: produce enough milk for “Empower parents – enable one or even two babies probreastfeeding”. vided that baby latches corThe department’s rectly and breastfeeds as spokesperson Zolani Zenoften as they want to. By zile said the first 1 000 days feeding often, you can proof a child’s life is the most duce enough milk for the important. “This period, baby’s need. The milk will from conception until a not run out. The amount of child’s second birthday, ofmilk the breast produces is fers a unique window of opdetermined by the amount portunity to shape healthithe baby takes and increaser and more prosperous fues the more the baby takes. tures. The First 1000 days Allow extra time for the baproject forms part of the Anatasha Kraai from Bishop Lavis by to suckle; don’t pull the province’s campaign to breastfeeding her newborn baby. baby off the breast,” he sugraise awareness of the crugested. cial first 1000 days of a child’s life. BreastZenzile said reliable signs that baby is refeeding plays an important role in the 1 000- ceiving enough milk include if the baby is day window period.” He said besides a high passing urine and stools, has more than six unemployment rate, the Bishop Lavis com- wet nappies every day, is being fed often (at munity is a reflective of socioeconomic bur- least eight to 12 times a day), baby is alert den of society. and growing and the baby is gaining weight, Zenzile advised that mother’s not give then you are producing enough milk. their newborns water or other milk: “ColosIntroduction to solids should begin when trum (the first milk your breast will pro- a baby is six months, but breastfeeding can duce) is all the baby needs. A baby just continue with solids, said Zenzile.

KENNISGEWING VAN ’N VERGADERING VAN DIE RAAD VAN DIE STAD KAAPSTAD ’n Vergadering van die Raad van die Stad Kaapstad vind op Donderdag 22 Augustus 2019 om 10:00 in die Podiumgebou, Burgersentrum, Hertzog-boulevard 12, Kaapstad, plaas.

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he Mr Deaf South Africa (SA) competition is more than just a beauty pageant.

It is more a way of trying to raise awareness that people with disabilities are just as capable of achieving goals as anybody else.

This is the belief of the current Mr Deaf SA, Kurt Dirks (34) from Oakdale, Bellville.

“We need a lot more deaf people to take part so that we can grow the legacy of the competition, to show that we are people who have the ability, despite our disability,” he says.

Kurt says as Mr Deaf SA, he has become a more positive deaf person.

This year’s Mr Deaf SA 2019 competition will be held at the Lyric Theatre at Gold Reef City, Johannesburg on Friday 30 August.

A total of 12 contestants will be taking part in the competition – one of them being Angelo Freitas (46) from Panorama, the only contestant from the Western Cape.

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The active Angelo is an avid runner, hiker and enjoys taking part in obstacle course challenges. He also played for the Western Province deaf cricket team for 14 years. “I like challenging myself,” he says.

Angelo says with entering the competition, he hopes to meet new people and gain new experiences. “I leave for Johannesburg on Thursday 22 August (tomorrow) to do some interviews and to meet our sponsors.

There is also still some training to be done before the gala evening.”

Asked how he feels about taking part at a national level, he commented: “I am nervous, but excited mostly. If I win, I want to help people, especially special needs schools. I also want to do fundraising for these schools and help other people living with disabilities.”

Kurt and Angelo, who were both born deaf, have known each other for some years and both attended the Dominican-Grimley School in Hout Bay.

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Teachers bearing the brunt of FASD TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS @tarryns07

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he effect alcohol consumption during pregnancy can have on a baby is often underestimated.

When one hears the terms foetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) or foetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), the misconception is that a very tiny and possibly underweight baby is the only result. Reality is FAS typically results in brain and nerve abnormalities and often manifests as cognitive impairment, hyperactivity, irritability, attention deficit and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, distractibility and taking longer than normal to complete tasks.

FASD disorders is an umbrella term used to describe the range of effects that can occur in an individual with prenatal alcohol exposure. These effects can have lifelong implications. FAS is on the most severe end of the FASD spectrum. It describes people with the greatest alcohol effects, causing signs and symptoms so distinct which include facial abnormalities, growth deficit and central nervous system abnormalities.

Now imagine a teacher having to deal with all of the above while teaching a class of close to 40 children.

Retired Delft teacher Leticia van der Heever (59) says most teachers can identify with one look if a child has FAS. “Their eyes are small and narrow and they are very small and skinny. Their lips are also thin,” says Van der Heever.

With 37 years’ experience in teaching, the Eerste River resident says dealing with each child is different.

The difficult part, she says, was trying to juggle a class of about 40 learners, with three or four suffering from FAS. “Children with FAS need extra attention.

They don’t grasp or comprehend the work as quickly as other children. This results in delays in the class because we can’t move on

to the next chapter before everyone understands the work. You need to go down to their level and explain the work over and over, but we as teachers don’t have the time to do that because there’s a whole class waiting for you to teach them.”

Asked about their behavioural characteristics, Van der Heever says they are very fidgety. “Most of them can’t sit still and concentrate for too long otherwise they lose focus and start becoming very disruptive. They fail to give their full co-operation in class and are easily distracted.”

Van der Heever says children with FAS should be sent to special needs schools where they can get one-on-one attention.

“Expectant mothers should put their children’s lives first by not drinking. It’s not fair for a child to struggle like that if it can be avoided,” she adds.

Rowena Lategan, a teacher at the Axios School of Skills in Blue Downs, emphasised Van der Heever’s sentiments: “The children also have difficulty with sequencing and memory. They are easily manipulated by others and have difficulty making and keeping friends.”

In 2016, the provincial education department launched a training programme for teachers and officials on managing the impact of FAS on school children.

Jessica Shelver, spokesperson, says children with FAS typically need moderate to high levels of special education support.

“The department’s inclusive and specialised education support staff provide ongoing support to schools on managing the impact of FAS, in addition to training.”

The department also provides support to learners in mainstream schools, says Shelver. “The department may refer learners needing high levels of support to an appropriate special school.”

She says there are no special schools specifically for children with FAS, with the support depending on the manifestation of the

syndrome and the programme needed to address the learning barriers. “Some learners may just need medication to control their attention deficit or hyperactivity. The department works with other government departments, including health and social development, and civil society to provide support and to build awareness of the dangers of drinking alcohol during pregnancy.”

The provincial health department’s Zolani Zenzile says the unfortunate and scary part is this condition cannot be treated, the damage is permanent.

“When a pregnant woman consumes alcohol, the alcohol crosses the placental barrier to the unborn child, which can cause FASD in the unborn baby. Since alcohol has a poisonous effect on the developing cells of the unborn baby, it can cause organ damage. The brain (central nervous system) starts developing soon after conception and continues to develop during pregnancy and is, therefore, very vulnerable to the harmful effect of alcohol.”

Zenzile says if a child is diagnosed at a very young age, the family can be assisted with health services and support according to their unique needs. Besides healthcare services, some organisations offer professional assistance and services to those affected by FASD, such as the Saartjie Baartman centre, Foetal Alcohol Syndrome information centre, and the Pebbles Project.

Candice Warner, director of Private Social Work Cape Town, says it has become socially acceptable to “abuse” alcohol in South Africa. “Sensible drinking is no longer a norm – when people decide to indulge, they overindulge. Research has shown that women from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are

unlikely to drink alone, unless addicted.

They drink with friends, family and their partners.”

Warner says since the early 2000s there have been numerous calls to place a ban on pregnant drinking. “The child’s rights must supersede the rights of the parent. If smoking in your car is an offence worth prosecuting, then why not this?”

Warner adds South Africa has the highest reported occurrence of FAS in the world – on the West Coast, 64 children per 1 000 are affected (as reported by Western Cape government, July 2019).

FAS also leads to neurological problems since the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) is damaged. “The problems experienced are likely to change as an infant grows up and different problems may be seen at different stages of development, from childhood, adolescence, and into adulthood,” says Warner.

Children with FAS can also have additional problems such as epilepsy, hormonal disorders, liver damage, kidney and heart defects and a weak immune system.

Within the South African schooling system which is meant to speak to inclusive education, teachers are “deeply challenged” to the point where they lose their passion for teaching. “If the teacher is the only one putting in the effort, does it truly benefit that child whose behaviour at home only ends up regressing? A true solution is yet to be found, one that is all-encompassing and speaks to a holistic approach when dealing with children who have FAS. “The safest approach is not to drink alcohol at all if you are trying to conceive or are pregnant,” says Warner.

“The difficult part is trying to juggle a class of about 40 learners, with three or four suffering from FAS.”

Elsies River High claims title Thousands of high school learners across Cape Town danced to the beat of the High School Jam which took place at the Grand Arena, GrandWest on Saturday 17 August. Participating high schools included Elsies River, Milnerton, Parow and school-group BAAP, which is a collaboration of non-music focus schools (Bridgetown, Athlone, Athlone School for the Blind and Peakview High).

Inspired Stages United, who never participated for the winning prize, gave the audience a taste of what they do.

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Logan Bantham of Elsies River High School showed off her team spirit.PHOTO: TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS

Jeremiah Hendricks (Riverton), Skyler Williams (Leonsdale) and Annaline Williams (Leonsdale).PHOTO: TARRYN-LEIGH SOLOMONS

Rishka van Wyk (Bonteheuwel), Kezia Serelina (Kalksteenfontein) and Devanté Hartzenberg (Elsies River).

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INTERSKOLE: STRAFSKOPPE DEURSLAGGEWEND Jean-Louis Burger, losskakel van DFM, word deur die senter, Steven Bernhardt, van Bellville platgetrek. FOTO: CAREL STANDER

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nterskolerugby 2019 het gekom en gegaan – met oorwinnings vir die eerste spanne van onder meer Durbanville, HS Bellville, Brackenfell en Monumentpark.

Die opwindendste wedstryd was heel waarskynlik die sege van 46-39 wat Durbanville oor Stellenberg behaal het.

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Die Brakke se meer konstruktiewe spel het die nodige vrugte afgewerp.

Nadat Monumentpark in die vorige drie jaar aan die agterste speen teen Vredenburg gedrink het, het die Kraaie se voorhoede dié slag die weg gebaan na ’n oorwinning van 19-10.

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Die Floridapark-span (42 punte in 13 wedstryde) bevind hom nou in die sesde posisie, terwyl Brackenfell (35 in 12 wedstryde) weens hierdie terugslag afgesak het na die negende plek.

Hoewel die Universiteit van WesKaapland in twee wedstryde die afgelope week – 13-35 t Maties en 10-70 t Valsbaai – katswink getik is, bly hy met sy 45 punte in 13 wedstryde in die vyfde posisie.

Noordelikes-Tygerberg het 27-48 teen Hamiltons verloor.

In afdeling B van die Superliga is Kuilsrivier (56 in 12 wedstryde) ná sy oorwinning van 46-26 oor Rangers steeds boaan die punteleer, gevolg deur Hamlets (55 in 12 wedstryde) en Bellville (52 in 13 wedstryde).

Goodwood het Saterdag met 23-15 teen Busy Bees gewen en so ook Bellville met 48-36 teen Young Peoples. Maar Belhar het met 24-27 teen Collegians verloor.

Hands & Heart (55 punte in 12 wedstryde) het met sy oorwinning van 30-19 oor Strand nou die eerste plek op die punteleer in afdeling C by Scottsdene (51 punte in 12 wedstryde) oorgeneem.

Een van hierdie twee Kraaifonteinse spanne sal as kampioen gekroon word, tensy ’n pap wiel opgedoen word in die laaste twee reekse wedstryde.

Invites you to a golf day in aid of

Grea t to b prizes e wo n!

A safe haven for abused women and children

Volop aksie vandag by óns sewestoernooi SAREL BURGER Die betreklike onvoorspelbaarheid van sewesrugby maak enigeen van die 12 spanne ’n moontlike wenner in die TygerBurger/ King Cars-toernooi vir o.19-spanne.

Die spanne pak mekaar vandag (Woensdag 21 Augustus) op die velde van die Hoërskool D.F. Malan. Die spanne speel in vier groepe elk drie wedstryde, waarna die beste spanne deurdring na die uitklopfase.

Die program is: 14:30: Tygerberg-klub t Brackenfell (A-veld), De Kuilen t HS Tygerberg (B-veld), D.F. Malan t Melkbosstrand

(C-veld); 14:55: HTS Bellville t BellvilleSuid (A), Excelsior t HS Bellville (B), Stellenberg t Monumentpark (C); 15:15: Melkbosstrand t De Kuilen (A), Brackenfell t D.F. Malan (B), HS Tygerberg t Tygerberg-klub (C); 15:35: Monumentpark t Excelsior (A), Bellville-S uid t Stellenberg (B), HTS Bellville t HS Bellville (C); 16:00: D.F. Malan t HS Tygerberg (A), Tygerberg-klub t Melkbosstrand (B), De Kuilen t Brackenfell (C); 16:20: HS Bellville t Stellenberg (A), HTS Bellville t Monumen tpark (B), Excelsior t Bellville-Suid (C).

Coaching summit held at Maties The 2019 Sport Coaching Summit will take place on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 September at the department sport science of the Stellenbosch University. Four pre-summit workshops on Friday 13 September from

09:00 to 12:00 were also added to the programme this year.

For more information contact Wilbur Kraak on wilbur@sportcoachingsummit.co.za.

Friday, 27 September 2019 Kuils River Golf Club R2 500 per four ball (includes lunch and dinner at the prize-giving) Tee off from 11:30 Prize-giving and auction at 18:30 Reserve your place now or become involved as a sponsor. Email madelein.venter@media24.com or call 021 910 6544.