Grade 10
Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row:
K. Moeketsi, K. Nyongwane, N. Modise, X. Matlanyane, J. Sukdaven. H. Mohai, Z. Mahatle, P. Dlamini, M. Moeletsi, K. Nkholise, K. Monembe, N. Qabathe, L. Kers, N. Shale. T. Putsoane, M. Lecheko, U. Magutshula, R. Magooa, S. Sigenu, K. Mlonyeni, T. Mbonani, T. Mokalake, M. Thito. T. Ntshingila, R. Thekiso, V. Manqele, Mr H. Myburgh, L. Selake, R. Makhethe, K. Tau.
This is our third year with Mr Myburgh as our class teacher, and indeed time seems to fly by when you're having fun. 2011 was an interesting but fun year.
help raise funds and gather clothing and tinned food for the people in Ficksburg that were hit by the tornado.
Grade 10 was certainly a new experience for all of us, with the enormous change in workload and the new subjects i.e. Physical Science, Mathematics, Mathematical Literacy, Geography, Business Studies and Accounting.
During the year we also had the privilege of welcoming Tobias Nagel, an exchange student from Germany; he will be staying with us until the end of June next year. Right throughout the year, with our various debates, activities, jokes, conversations and events, we grew, both as individuals and as a class.
Right through the year we experienced numerous challenges and moments of extreme laughter, sadness, disappointment and surprise. Napo, Ketso and Khayalethu received inter-CBC ties, Jared and Mohau were placed second in the Free-State for the United Nations Debate and we as a class decided to
We look forward to next year's challenges with anticipation and confidence, knowing that God will always be with us, helping us and guiding us along the way with his infinite wisdom and mercy.
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