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2021 GRADE 12
Awards
Sport Awards
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AWARDS THAT ARE AWARDED TO OR INCLUDE GR 12 STUDENTS
GAIL MEMORIAL FLOATING SHIELD FOR THE SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Awarded to the overall Soccer Player of the Year
Zara Archibald
DANIELA WAKEFORD (MASCONI) TROPHYNETBALL
Donated by Daniela Wakeford, an old girl, who has been passionate about St Cyprian’s School netball since her school days. The recipient is a netball player that is committed to this sport, works hard, always gives of her best and is always prepared to do what is best for the team
Emma McNab
CHRIS MAREE FLOATING TROPHY - HOCKEY
Donated by the parents and players of the 2014 Hockey First Team and is named after the Hockey First Team coach at the time, Chris Maree. It is awarded to the metaphorical soul of the Hockey First Team - the most valuable player, not necessarily in terms of individual on-field displays but to the person that meant the most to the team and each of its members. This person places a particularly high value on being part of St Cyprian’s School’s first XI and will sacrifice her time and energy whenever possible to further the cause of the team or to lighten the load on her teammates. She embodies sacrifice, commitment and caring and it is on account of her influences that her teammates will grow into better versions of themselves, both as hockey players and more importantly as people.
Mia Nuñez
Masconi Plaque For Perseverance In Sport
Awarded to the student who shows a positive approach and dedication to her sport –she works hard even through challenging times, is at all sessions, always gives her best, and is a solid member of the teams that she represents.
Nelisa Radebe
Kable Cup For Service To Sport
This cup was named after Ms Lyndsay Kable, who was the Physical Education teacher and Head of Sport at our school for 26 years and is still fondly remembered even by old girls from other schools. The Kable Cup is awarded to a student that contributes to St Cyprian’s Sport through reliable participation in various sports, taking initiative, responsibility, and independent servant leadership. The recipient’s contribution is not only within her own sport codes, but also in selfless service to the sporting community through support, leadership, and encouragement whenever possible.
Katherine Crichton-Stuart
The Arts Awards
ACKNOWLEDGING STUDENTS FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AND PROGRESS IN THEIR CHOSEN ART FORM.
Music
For outstanding progress in Voice
Holly Hewson
For outstanding progress on a String Instrument
Holly Hewson
Visual Arts
For showing exceptional skill and commitment to Visual Art
Mia Visser
Alexandra Attwood
DRAMA
For their consistent commitment, skill and achievement in performance on the stage and behind the scenes
Emma McNab
Erin Weiss
Hannah Allam
MERIT
For their consistent commitment, skill and achievement in performance on the stage and behind the scenes
Katherine Crichton-Stuart
Emma Hesseling
CERTIFICATE OF COMMENDATION
For her service to the school though her role as Head of the Technical Team
Emma McNab
Design
For her accomplishments in Design, the student has excelled at the Cape Town Eisteddfod, the Artscape Young Designer competition and the VEGA 2020 competition. At this year’s St Cyprian’s Design Eisteddfod, she was the category winner for Architecture and Illustration as well as Individual
Design. Additionally, she was recognised for producing the best body of Design work and has been a committed Head of Design
Justine Holtmann SILVER
As the category winner for Fashion Design at the St Cyprian’s Design Eisteddfod, the student also received two cum laude awards and a Gold Certificate at the Cape Town Virtual Eisteddfod. She was the runner up in the VEGA Bizbrand and VEGA Vibes challenge this year. In 2020, she was part of the winning team for the VEGA Vibes competition and was a category winner in the Cape Town Art Eisteddfod.
Kaitlin Shepherd GOLD
For her dedication and achievements in Design, the student has been a dedicated editorial designer for the student magazine, Blue Ink. She was also the set designer for the House plays for Darke. She was a contestant in the Savanna College of Art and Design Challenge, as well as first at the Vega Vibes challenge and Vega Biz Brand challenge where she was placed third and first respectively. She is noted for receiving four honours awards and two category winner awards at this year’s St Cyprian’s Design Eisteddfod. In her personal capacity, she is the owner of a brand of merchandise, including clothing and accessories. This is accompanied by strong media platform management. She has also been the brand designer for several local brands and businesses
Taylia de Freitas PLATINUM
Academic Awards
Awards For Achieving Excellence In External Competitions And Olympiads
For placing in the top 5% out of 2700 students in the South African National Geography Olympiad
Mia Nunez
Zilla Groeneweg SILVER
For placing in the top 100 out of 8000 entries in the national English Olympiad
Emma Hesseling GOLD
For placing in the top 10 ten out of 7500 entries in the UCT Mathematics Competition
Caitlin Williamson GOLD
For achieving a silver medal for their EXPO project in the National Competition held towards the end of Grade 11 in 2020
Caitlin Williamson
Rachel Andrews GOLD
For entering the hashtagpoetry.com competition and having their poems selected from submissions from around the globe to be published in the anthology “Poetry of the Pandemic”. The anthology features poems and short stories of hope, anxiety and resilience.
Rachel Andrews
Cara de Heus GOLD
Subject Prizes
Awarded to the student who has achieved the highest mark in a subject for the final Term 3 result, provided that this student has written both sets of examinations.
Accounting, Afrikaans, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Life Orientation
Emma McNab
Mathematics, Advanced Programme Mathematics, English, French
Caitlin Williamson
Dramatic Arts, Dramatic Arts
Performance, Economics
Julia Rubin
AP English, History
Isabella van Huyssteen
Design, Design Practical
Kaitlyn Shepherd
Music
Alyson Meintjes
Music Performance
Holly Hewson
Visual Arts
Mia Visser
Visual Arts Practical
Emma Hesseling
Consumer Studies
Katherine Crichton-Stuart
Culinary Skills
Nelisa Radebe
Holly van Hoogstraten
Business Studies
Mila Ingpen
Geography
Zilla Groeneweg isiXhosa
Lunati Dalasile
Mathematical Literacy
Jenna Hart
PROGRESS AWARD
Awarded to the student who has achieved the highest increase in her aggregate score between Term 2 and Term 3 of 2021.
Carina Sabharwal
ACADEMIC HALF COLOURS
Awarded to all students in Grade 12 who have achieved an aggregate score of 75% or above in both Term 2 and Term 3 of the same academic year. The aggregate score is calculated by averaging the marks for the four compulsory subjects and the top three choice subjects.
Zara Archibald
Elke Blatch
Katherine Crichton-Stuart
Lunati Dalasile
Taylia de Freitas
Abigail Downing
Réjeanne Hendricks
Emma Hesseling
Emma Hirsch
Justine Holtmann
Isabella Lascaris
Olivia Lazard
Liedie Nicol
Nelisa Radebe
Sinovuyo Xakabantu
ACADEMIC FULL COLOURS
Awarded to all students in Grade 12 who have achieved an aggregate score of 80% or above in both Term 2 and Term 3 of the same academic year. The aggregate score is calculated by averaging the marks for the four compulsory subjects and the top three choice subjects.
Alexandra Attwood
Chloë de Fondaumiere
Zilla Groeneweg
Mila Ingpen
Emma McNab
Alyson Meintjes
Emily Raine
Julia Rubin
Kaitlyn Shepherd
Isabella van Huyssteen
Christie Viljoen
Mia Visser
Caitlin Williamson
OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
(2nd in Grade)
Caitlin Williamson
DUX AWARD
The Dux Award is given to the student who has achieved the highest aggregate score in the grade.
Emma McNab
Long Attendance Certificates
Anabella Davidson
Jenna Hart
10 Years
Emma Martin
11 Years
Halona Abdul-Rahman
Zara Archibald
Justine Holtman
Liedie Nicol
12 Years
Rachel Hess
Isabella van Huyssteen
13 Years
Lilitha Bashe
Holly Hewson
Lashinka Marais
Lily Smith
14 Years
Elke Blatch
Jade Braga
Jade Carter
Mila Ingpen
Mali Jones
Chiara Lanfranchi
Katarina Laspatzis
Carina Sabharwal
15 Years
Abigail Downing
Nelisa Radebe
Kaitlyn Shepherd
16 Years
SPIRIT AWARDS IN ACADEMICS, SPORT AND THE ARTS
SPIRIT OF ENDEAVOUR AWARD
The Spirit of Endeavour Award is given to the student in Grade 12 who is considered by the academic staff to have consistently demonstrated an exemplary work ethic across all subjects during 2021. This year the deserved recipient is:
Emily Raine
SPIRIT OF SPORT AWARD
The criteria for this award are that the recipient, in her time as a St Cyprian’s School sportswoman: always showed respect for all match officials and players, including her teammates and opponents; consistently portrayed good sportsmanship qualities both on and off the field, playing fairly and in a positive manner and acting as a good ambassador of our school; was a team player and showed encouragement to her fellow players; and demonstrated a great attitude towards the sport, the competition and its supporters, regardless of whether she was the most skillful player on the field or not. This year’s Head of Sport, Mia Nunez, has through her example inspired many St Cyprian’s sportswomen older and younger than herself and is a worthy recipient of the Spirt of Sport award.
Mia Nuñez
Cultural Awards
Spirit Of The Arts Award
The Spirit of The Arts award is given to the student who is considered by the Music, Art, Design, Ballet and Drama staff to have embodied the creativity, values, and excellence that embody The Arts at our school. Recipients of this award have achieved excellence and have encouraged cross-pollination across two or more Art forms while supporting, motivating, and inspiring their peers.
The Spirit of the Arts award this year is awarded to a student whose spirit, positivity and enthusiasm have impacted the Arts at St Cyprian’s School significantly. In Drama, she has excelled both as an actress and as a stage manager. She formed part of the cast of Chicago and was the recipient of the Best Actress Award in the 2021 House Plays. She is an actively involved musician, leading and playing the clarinet in the Wind Ensemble and singing in the School Choir and Vocal Ensemble. In addition, she is an enthusiastic Design student whose practical project this year focused on the role of women and how women are viewed in society. Truly an embodiment of the Spirit of the Arts.
Erin Weiss.