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How this year has flown!

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We are already halfway through 2016, winter is upon us in all its glory, exams are almost done, many already had their matric dances, and a lot of school sport has been played (with some more big events still coming up).

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We are looking forward to Wimbledon, the 2016 Summer Olympics, the Tour de France, and some exciting rugby in the World Rugby U20 Championship.

Talking about rugby – what a pleasure to have Duane Vermeulen on our cover and to have him tell us a bit more about himself and his life in France in our AWSUM Celebrity Interview this month!

We appreciate the great feedback we had on our new look AWSUM News, as well as the change to featuring a local celebrity on the cover. You can Rowan Engledoe look forward to finding out more about your favourite celebrities in the entertainment, fashion, décor, Senior Designer & Studio Manager health, beauty, food and sport industries each month. Feel free to drop us a line to let us know The highly who you like to see as feature. talented Rowan has When the winter cold bites, what is more been with AWSUM satisfying than a bowl of thick, piping hot soup? for over two years.

Nothing! Use these recipes to keep you and your He is happily married family on even the coldest winter days aheadg. and the doting We would like to introduce you to our AWSUM father of a fourteam members, and no one better to start with year-old daughter, than Rowan Engledoe, senior designer and studio Summer. manager. Read more about him in the red bubble.

Enjoy this edition, and keep warm!

All the best for the last stretch of this term!

Marika & your dedicated AWSUM team

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AWSUM Celebrity Interview Duane Vermeulen Daniel Johannes ‘Duane’ Vermeulen was born on 3 July 1986 and matriculated at Hoërskool Nelspruit. From there on his professional rugby career ran through the Pumas (2005–2007), the Cheetahs (2007–2008) and the Stormers (2009–2015), up to Toulon in France, where he is currently on contract. Duane plays his first of 35 test matches (up to the end of 2015) on 8 September 2012 against Australia. In 2014 he was nominated as one of five players for the IRB Player of the Year award. As the iron man of South African rugby, Duane is respected as a world-class player locally and internationally. AWSUM News caught up with him to find out how life in France is treating him.

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Q How do you experience life in France?

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A Like any new place, France has its things to adapt to. Language, culture and food are some of the biggest things to get used to.

2.

Q Tell us more about Toulon.

A Toulon is a smallish city in the south of France, that had its origins as a military harbour. The city is known today for shipbuilding, fish and wine, and of course also the rugby team. People here are crazy for RC Toulon and it hardly ever happens that our stadium is not packed.

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Hoe vergelyk die rugbystrukture tussen

Q How do the rugby structures between 3.

Toulon en die Toulon andStormers? the Stormers compare?

A Both are extremely successful professional units.

Because one works with much younger players in South Africa, much more time is spent here on development at club level.

4.

Q How long did it take you to learn to speak French?

A I’ll tell you as soon as I’ve mastered it!

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Q Do you manage to braai sometimes in France?

A The meat here is top quality and with the sun setting so late, it makes for perfect braai conditions.

6.

Q How do the French differ from South Africans?

A I think that South Africans generally adapt quite well to France. The French can sometimes be a bit emotional and carry on about stuff, but for the rest, they are passionate people who love their country and their culture.

7.

Q What do you miss the most about life in South Africa?

A One always misses one’s friends and family the most.

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Q Do you plan to play in South Africa again in the Super Rugby series?

A It is difficult to know exactly what the future holds. For now, I have a job to do for Toulon and goals to achieve. Who knows what lies in wait after that.

FOR THE FOODIES

Sizzling soups Brrr. The cold is finally really here to stay!

Temperatures are dropping, socks are getting thicker and you’re suddenly finding you need an extra blanket on your bed at night.

Winter is here, and it brings with it more time snuggled up indoors, endless cups of tea and, of course, bowls of steaming soup. There’s no better side for soup than fresh bread, so here’s a round-up of six super soups and the perfect bread sides to accompany them.

Cheeky broccoli and cheese

Soup: Broccoli and cheese are a heavenly match, and this is a good way to disguise healthy green vegetables if your family aren’t mad about them. Fry half an onion in a little oil until soft. Add two cups of broccoli, a litre of chicken or vegetable stock and a tin of evaporated milk. Boil until the broccoli is soft, then add a cup of grated cheddar cheese.

Blend until smooth.

Side: Mix softened butter with grated lemon zest, then spread onto toasted low GI brown bread. Serve with the broccoli soup and enjoy.

whip up this soup for almost nothing. Fry one onion a little oil, then add chopped carrots, celery and courgettes. Add two tablespoons of tomato paste and two cups of vegetable stock to the mixture. Bring to the boil, then add two cups of short pasta (macaroni, penne, fusilli or shells) and cook until the pasta is al dente.

Side: To serve with the soup, cut slices of toaster white bread into cubes, sprinkle with olive oil and salt, then roast in the oven until crispy.

Sprinkle the homemade croutons into noodle soup just before serving – scrumptious!

Smoky bacon and bean

Creamy mushroom

Soup: The best thing about this soup is that you can make it with items from your kitchen cupboard or freezer. Simply fry a few rashers of chopped bacon until crispy. Add a tin of Italian tomato and onion mix and a tin of butter beans.

Side: Make herbed garlic butter by mixing together soft butter, one chopped garlic clove and some dried herbs. Spread this mixture onto slices of low GI white bread and then grill until crispy and golden. Dunk the garlic bread into the soup for a hearty meal that’ll warm anyone up from the inside.

Tummy-filling sweetcorn

Soup: This soup is a great way to use up leftover roast chicken pieces.

Fry two chopped potatoes and one onion in a little butter, then add a tin each of creamed sweetcorn and whole kernel corn (drained). Add a can of cream of chicken soup, a dash of milk and any leftover chicken, chopped into small pieces.

Side: While the soup bubbles away, toast a few slices of low GI crushed wheat brown bread, top with grated parmesan and grill until the cheese has melted into the bread. Serve the soup when the potatoes are completely soft, with a healthy portion of parmesan toasts.

Hearty veggie noodle

Soup: If you have odds and ends of vegetables in your fridge, you can

Soup: This soup couldn’t be simpler and it works for a laid-back dinner party starter. Fry two punnets of sliced mushrooms, one chopped onion and three cloves of chopped garlic in melted butter until all the mushrooms are brown and tender. Add two cups of fresh cream and a cup of vegetable or chicken stock, simmer for five minutes, then turn off the heat.

Side: Cut slices of toaster brown bread into ‘soldiers’, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with brown onion soup powder, and bake until completely crispy. The brown onion soup gives them a salty, savoury flavour. Serve with the hot mushroom soup and top with a dollop of sour cream, if you have some.

Meaty lasagne soup Soup: If your family loves lasagne, they’ll adore this twist on the classic pasta dish. Fry mince with one onion and a chopped carrot until golden brown, then add two tins of chopped tomatoes and simmer. Add two cups of beef stock and a cup of elbow macaroni. Cook until the pasta is soft.

Side: Toast three pieces of sliced white bread, then whizz in a blender until a chunky crumb is formed. Fry the crumbs in a little olive oil with some dried herbs, until crispy. Use these crunchy breadcrumbs to top the lasagne soup.

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GLENWOOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL (t) 031 201 5165 (e) enquiries@glenwoodprep.co.za Glenwood Prep The Glenwood Preparatory School 1st XV rugby team continued with their successful season, after a closely fought encounter with their D.P.H.S counterparts. A large crowd watched this top primary school rugby fixture at D.P.H.S, and were entertained by some excellent running rugby by the two evenly matched teams. At the final whistle, Glenwood Prep emerged as worthy 29-24 winners over a gallant D.P.H.S team.

New swimming club at Glenwood Prep

Ballroom dancing Kelsey Pattinson of Glenwood Preparatory School recently participated in the Glenwood High School Ballroom & Latin American Dance Competition. Kelsey and her partner, N. Mxinwa, placed 1st in the Junior Beginner Ballroom section, as well as the 1st position in the Junior Beginner Latin section.

The new ‘Action Swim Academy’ was recently launched at Glenwood Preparatory School. Etienne van den Berg, a previous Top 10 Senior South African breaststroker, will head the coaching team, while Gayle Le Roux will ensure that the ‘Learn to Swim’ group is well catered for. These are exciting times for budding swimmers of all categories, and all prospective members, irrespective of age, are invited to attend.

The Club operates every afternoon at Glenwood Preparatory from 15:00 to 18:00.

MORNINGSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 031 303 2413 (e) mornpri@mweb.co.za Fun, Food and Fare Morningside Primary recently held its annual Food Fair and it was a tremendous success. Parents and teachers spent many hours sourcing materials and organising their stalls till eventually the Big Day dawned.

It was a wonderful sunny morning and everything went as planned. South Africa, America, China, Great Britain, Germany, Mexico and India all came to the party, as well as a plethora of games for the kids. A tea garden was made available for those who wanted to take morning or afternoon tea.

The festivities were scheduled to commence at 9am, but a lot of eager beavers arrived far earlier than this and many “unofficial” sales occurred long before this time. The day scuttled along with hordes of children and parents standing in lines to sample the wares of the different destinations or participate in the games or obstacle courses that were on offer. Before anyone realised, it was time to close shop.

It was wonderful to see the parents work hand in hand with staff. They were amazing and helped turn the affair into the success that it would eventually become.

NORTHLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL South African Protea Karate Team Brothers Xander Links (Grade 6) and Joshua Links (Grade 3) were selected for the South African Protea Karate Team that took part in the AUSC Region 5 Championships in Harare Zimbabwe from 25 to 29 May.

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Karate Brothers Joshua Houston (Grade 6) and Luke Houston (Grade 1) competed at the KZN JKA (Japan Karate Association) Provincial Tournament.

The results were as follows: • Joshua: Silver medal (2nd place) for Kata • Luke: Bronze medal (3rd place) for Kata | Bronze medal (3rd place) for Kumatei (fighting) They attained their KZN colours and went on to compete at the South African JKA (Japan Karate Association) tournament held in Johannesburg. At this event, Luke received the following accolades: Silver medal (2nd place) for Kumatei (fighting) and his South African colours for JKA Karate.

Joshua Houston

Luke Houston

PENZANCE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Penzance Primary School sports

Star chess player does it again!!

Yanti Nunnan, a Grade 2 pupil at Penzance Primary has done it again!

Yanti participated at the Durban and Districts Girls’ Chess Tournament this past Saturday and finished off in 1st place!!

It was very tough for her, as she is only 8 and was playing mainly Senior Primary Girls and some High School Girls too.

She has now been chosen to represent Durban and Districts on the 3rd September.

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1st Team Hockey Girls with Mr Urbach and Ms Gous.

1st Team Rugby.

KZN Soccer: Ndamulelo Mufanadi and Daniel Ball.

Durban Coastal Rugby: Ndamulelo Mufanadi, Joel Donia and Damian de Palo.

Level 2 Swimmers: FRONT: Hannah Johansson. BACK: Mrs Belfort (Swimming Coach), Tanika Jones, Joshua Balfour, Jordyn Govender, Mr Havemann (Principal), Mrs Gill (Deputy Principal) and Mikaela de Oliviera.

WESTVILLE SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 031 266 5218 (e) sharon@wsps.co.za WSPS U11 Football Team Westville Senior Primary were the gold medal winners at the Pitlochry School Under 11 Football Tournament, held on 14 May. The team scored 13 goals in 7 matches and only conceded a solitary goal in the final. The team would like to thank the tournament organisers for the efficient organisation and all the other completing schools for the excellent spirit in which the games were played. Congratulations to the winners.

FRONT: Jed Vincent, Tristan Lotter, Connor Jenkins, Thomas Olsen and Sibonga Makhitini. MIDDLE: Yaseen Khan, james Dunford, Jordan Miranda, Trent Allan, Travis Makowem. BACK: Mr Y. Pillay, Luke Maxwell, James Naude, Ross Phillips, Blessing Majola.

WSPS KZN rugby selection We are very proud of these three boys who have been chosen to represent KZN for rugby: Daanyaal Ally and Kwanele Ntshangase U13B KZN and Michael Maddocks U12B KZN.

Daanyaal Ally, Kwanele Ntshangase and Michael Maddocks.

Junior Sharks trials selection We are very proud of the following boys (19 from our school) who were selected to attend the Junior Sharks Trials that were held at Glenwood High School. These boys competed against the top rugby players in the province. Congratulations to them all.

FRONT: Daanyaal Ally, Brandon Jong, Jason Houston, Michael Maddocks.

MIDDLE: Kungawo Mbanga, Banele Nduli, Ethan Campbell, Kwanele Ntshangase, Matthew Caldecott, Mfundi Makhanya. BACK: Ntando Nsele, Dylan Walters, Byron Smart, Seth Richards, Junior Gumede, Cameron Lotter, and Jodan Becks. ABSENT: Kade Muller and Nicholas Vorster.

WINSTON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 031 767 3214 (e) ginal@wppschool.co.za Horse riding Jessica O’Brien, a Grade 5 pupil at Winston Park Primary School, started horse riding in 2014. At the beginning of this year, she showed an interest in riding more competitively and joined the Thellwells Riding School under the guidance of Sue Saddler. She has grown in confidence since January and her passion for show jumping has grown with her confidence.

She has competed in a number of affiliated shows since January and has done extremely well in the 60cm class at these shows. She has competed in two Triple P Challenges at Shongweni, coming first and second in the first challenge and achieved two firsts in the second challenge. She has also competed in two ESP Challenges, obtaining a 1st and 3rd in the first and two seconds in the second ESP Challenge. She also obtained a 2nd place in the SANESA Schools Challenge.

Her passion and determination for riding was tested in the week preceding her two first places in the Winter Triple P Challenge, as her Grandmother passed away on the Tuesday before the competition and she fell off her horse three times that week. Jessica told her parents and her Granddad that she wanted to compete and dedicate her performance to her Grandmother. Her two firsts would have made her Grandmother proud.

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DURBAN GIRLS’ COLLEGE (t) 031 268 7200 (e) marketing@dgc.co.za “Go for Gold” production Hearty congratulations to all the Junior Primary teachers and girls at Durban Girls’ College for an entertaining, vibrant and colourful production “Go for Gold”. The girls looked beautiful in their wonderful array of outfits and enjoyed sharing what they had learned about the Olympics with the audience.

Lucy Spence, Isabel Officer, Nilashri Naidoo and Keira Reddy.

Milla Fredric, Aaliyah Asmall, Dharini Pillay, Casey Macloed-Henderson and Sarah Capazario.

Vidya Gangaram, Nikita Scruby, Jojo Macduff and Zayyana Arbee.

Owethu Maphumulo and Lilla Fowlds.

DURBAN GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 274 2700 (e) phipps@dghs.co.za U15A Netball champions U15A Netball champions won their recent tournament held at Thomas Moore finishing top of the log out of 10 schools represented.

Grade 10 Geography Grade 10 Geography learners spent a fun educational weekend at Entabeni Environment facility in the Drakensberg learning about the environment and working together in teams in the outdoors.

Shakespeare Schools Festival performance The DGHS cast of Much Ado about Nothing performed in the Shakespeare Schools Festival at DHS Seabrooke Theatre.

FRONT: Morgan Jenkins, Marie Venter, Tamryn Smith, Tanatswa Chinyanga. BACK: Coach Giselle Gevers, Nicole Smith, Sane Zwane, Kelly HallJones, Zethu Sosibo, Jordan Goliath, Benitah Bhero and Chantal Neilson.

DURBAN HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 277 1500 (e) marketing@durbanhighschool.co.za Durban High School basketball players take on the big leagues

Rugby selections

for basketball, that the KZN boys showed their true character. After Recently, Durban High School basketball players Brian Cele, Latrell being down 10 points in the first half, the team started to play more of a Beukes, Archange Kalonji, Sicelo Dzingwa, Grace Lufungwa and defence tactic and outran the opposition. their coach, Letha Zulu, returned as KZN representatives from the annual basketball Ashraf tournament hosted by the University of Witwatersrand.

Placed in pool D, the DHS boys were playing amongst some talented players whom they had previously challenged.

The first game saw the KZN team taking on the Kimberly Diamonds, who are currently part of the Basketball National League and took the win with a score of 47-25.

However, in the second game, with the high level of tactic shown by the Goodfellaz from Johannesburg, the KZN team sadly could not claim the win, with a score of 32-54.

The next few games were challenging, but KZN managed to take keep up their good spirits, winning against Jozi Nuggets (58-29) and MSA Kings (53-37).

It was only in the final game, played against Wits, the hosting team that is placed 3rd in the country Brian Cele, Latrell Beukes, Archange Kalonji, Sicelo Dzingwa and Grace Lufungwa.

U18 Craven Week Phendulani Buthelezi Sanele Nohamba Tonderai Ndudzo Cham Zondeki Onke Jiba U18 Academy Week Ryan Dafel Sibusiso Mkhaliphi Gert Coetzee U16 Grant Khomo Week Mthokosizi Gumede Asanda Mnguni Lwandile Menze Celimpilo Gumede Asanda Kunene Grant Khomo week Assistant Coach (Backline): Scott Mathie Manager: Conal Levin

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GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 205 5241 (e) erasmush@glenwoodhighschool.co.za Official launch of the Cambridge International Examinations’ Glenwood High School had the official launch of the Cambridge International Examinations’ Board on Monday, 23 May, with 10 boys in the Elite Academy Programme.

The programme focuses on academic development and acceleration and elevates the principles of independent learning and provides an environment conducive to ensure that academic performance is heightened. The introduction of the Cambridge International Examination Board provides a comprehensive curriculum that develops critical thinking and independence. This gives the boys an international qualification providing opportunities to international learning gateways and a global perspective education.

Glenwood is one of only 90 schools in South Africa that offer Cambridge International Examination Board. This move is part of our organisational goals at Glenwood to redefine educational practices in 21st Century classroom and ensure that teaching and learning are relevant with current global educational philosophies. The Cambridge Qualification is the progression in our Elite Academy programme that has

been in process for the past four years.

The Director of the Elite Academy and Cambridge Administrator for Glenwood High School, Mr Wesley Augustus, was the Master of Ceremonies for the evening opened the launch with a video to give insight into the Cambridge programme. An address by the Acting Headmaster highlighted the inception and purpose of the Elite Academy and the Cambridge programme. His address gave insights into the organisational goals for future progression at Glenwood High school and the importance of modern developments in education.

The launch of Cambridge as an educational paradigm shift was the core of the address by Mrs Barnes, the Deputy Principal and Head of Academics at Glenwood. She spoke about the educational changes and the positive results that the Elite Academy program has achieved from its inception. She encouraged and congratulated the boys who

have embarked on Cambridge and motivated parents to constantly provide support, as the Cambridge qualification requires the boys to focus and work constantly.

Two boys from the Cambridge programme, Francis Moran and Connor Montague, spoke about their experience of being part of this programme. It was evident as they addressed the parents that the curriculum has already commenced in the development of critical thinking.

KLOOF HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 764 0451 (e) marketing@kloof-high.co.za Kloof High School’s Matrics dine in style Our Grade 12 students were delighted by the sheer opulence of their Matric dance this year. The theme was ‘The City of London’.

Kay Bailey and Karabo Malahleha.

Claire Knepscheld and Ashley Garrity.

Thabani Mhlongo and Ziningi Mlotshwa.

Andile Mqadi and Isabella Panzenböck.

NORTHLANDS GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 571 1100 (e) marketing@nghs.co.za Northlands’ Sports Stars From 9-13 July, Sonal Reddi will represent her country in Russia for the 15th Fina World Junior Synchronised Swimming Championships.

KZN Coastal Hockey Team The following Hockey players have been selected for the KZN Coastal Hockey Team.

Gabriella Ferdinand (U18B)

Nomfundo Mfeka (U16B)

Tasneem Booley (U14A)

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SCHOOL SPORT RANKINGS RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

FIRST XV RUGBY RANKINGS 6 JUNE 2016 TEAM PLAYED PAARL BOYS HIGH 12 GREY COLLEGE 11 12 AFFIES 12 PAARL GIM GLENWOOD 14 DALE COLLEGE 14 13 BOLAND LANDBOU MONUMENT 17 15 JEPPE 14 PAUL ROOS GYM EG JANSEN 15 GREY HIGH SCHOOL 13 SELBORNE COLLEGE 15 12 HELPMEKAAR OUTENIQUA 12

AVG PTS 6,950 6,909 6,667 6,533 6,036 5,457 5,323 5,165 5,073 5,050 5,000 4,854 4,700 4,533 4,250

RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

U16 RUGBY RANKINGS 3 JUNE 2016 TEAM PLAYED 8 GLENWOOD 12 JEPPE 12 PAARL BOYS HIGH PAUL ROOS GYM 10 HTS DROSTDY 10 GREY COLLEGE 10 12 MONUMENT 7 GREY HIGH SCHOOL HUDSON PARK 9 CENTURION 7 OOS MOOT 6 MENLOPARK 12 HILTON COLLEGE 12 BOLAND LANDBOU 10 10 WESTVILLE

AVG PTS 7,025 6,617 6,492 6,200 6,080 6,050 6,025 5,514 5,089 4,900 4,883 4,883 4,592 4,420 4,330

entertainment Pacific regal blue tang fish FACTS

The friendly-but-forgetful blue tang fish reunites with Nemo and Marlin on a search for answers about her past. What can she remember? Who are her parents?

And where did she learn to speak Whale?

* The flesh of the blue tang is poisonous. * The blue tang possesses a sharp spine, or modified scale, located along either lateral edge of the caudal peduncle. These spines may be made to stand erect, providing the tang with an effective means of self-defense * Blue tangs are capable of adjusting the intensity of their hue from light blue to deep purple.

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