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Super achiever, sports star Luvo Manyonga Luvo Manyonga, shares his journey to become no.

1 in the world in the long jump. We were priviliged to chat to him a few days after he won the highest sport accolade in South Africa, namely SA Sport Star of the Year.

Also read about all the top achievers of the year at the AWSUM schools in your region, with more to follow in January.

Summer is a great time to eat interesting things and indulge a bit in fabulous food.

Enjoy our Jenny Morris recipe for a delicious salmon dish.

SO LONG SCHOOL, HELLO HOLIDAYS! Fashionista Pepe brings you cool ideas for summer fashion – time to ditch your uniform for the coolest summer kit ever.

Read all about the AWSUM App for Schools and join the revolution!

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AWSUM Celebrity Interview

World long jump champion Luvo Manyon ga was the big winner on 12 November at the SA Sports when he was crowned Awards not only Sportsm Star of the Year. an of the Year, but The South African also Sports long jump phenom Niekerk and Chad enon beat the likes le Clos to claim the of Wayde van Sportsman of the checked in with Luvo Year accolade. AWSUM on his achievements News and life journey to become the world champion in August this year.

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Q You hail from Paarl. Tell us a bit about your and hometown. school years

A I played a lot of sport at school, at Desmond Tutu Secondary School in Mbekweni.

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A Yes, I was the World Junior Champ in long jump while still at school, at the age of 19.

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I love salmon. It is such a healthy fish full of omega-3 fatty acids. I believe that omega-3 consumption can help keep osteoporosis at bay. Omega-3-rich salmon is a natural anti-inflammatory food, so eating this delicious fish on a regular basis is a great way to keep your bones nice and strong and it’s good for keeping your memory alert. It helps children to focus and remember more – no wonder it is called ‘brain food’.

One does not need a huge amount of fish to get the pleasure, because this fish is so rich in flavour that a little goes a long way, so even though it is more expensive than other fish, you don’t have to eat large portions to get enjoyment.

When buying salmon make sure that the eyes are clear and the fish has consistent colouring – no dark spots. The flesh should be firm to the touch and springs back when touched. The flesh must be intact with bone and it should be free of cuts on the belly area or or other parts of the body.

There should be no discolouration of the flesh and it most certainly should not smell fishy – it should smell fresh. Check the gills – there should be no slime on the gills. They should also be nice and bright red in colour.

It’s important to store your salmon in the coldest part of the refrigerator such as the meat drawer or the lowest shelf in the back of the fridge once you have brought it home. I try when possible to eat salmon once a week and I love to pair it with the earthy flavours of mushrooms, which are also full of wonderful health-giving properties and low in calories and fat.

Let’s Cook!!

Ingredients • 4 x 160g Fillets of fresh salmon • 300g white button mushrooms, sliced • 1 Tomato, chopped • 200g of fresh baby spinach, washed and dried • 3 Cloves of garlic, minced • 1 tbsp of Balsamic vinegar • 3 tbsp of canola/olive oil • Salt and pepper, to taste

Salmon with Sautéed Spinach and Mushrooms Serves 4 Preparation time: 10 minutes Cooking time: 15–20 minutes

Method 1. Add 2 tbsp of oil and garlic in a frying pan with high sides and preheat it over medium heat. Once the garlic is nice and sizzling, add the mushrooms and season with salt and pepper. Cook the mushrooms for 4 to 5 minutes or until they have cooked down. Add the tomato and season a bit more with salt and allow it to cook for a couple of minutes.

2. Turn the heat up to medium high and add the spinach. Place a lid on the pan and let it cook for a minute or two or until the spinach has wilted. Remove the lid and season with a bit more salt if you feel it needs it. Add the balsamic vinegar and just mix everything together so it’s all mixed with the vinegar. Remove the veggies to a plate and cover it to keep warm. Set aside.

3. In the same pan, add another 1 tbsp of oil and allow it to get nice and hot on medium high. Season your salmon with salt and pepper on both sides and place them skin side down in the hot pan. Cook for about 3 to 4 minutes on each side if your salmon is about 2,5 cm thick.

4. Set it on your cooked veggies and top with a little fresh parsley.

by Jenny Morris @jennymorrischef

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Luvo Manyonga AWSUM Celebrity Interview

Luvo Manyonga after winning the silver medal in the long jump at the 2016 Olympic Games.

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AWSUM NEWS Achievers’ Edition 2017

World long jump champion Luvo Manyonga was the big winner at the SA Sports Awards on 12 November when he was crowned not only Sportsman of the Year, but also Sports Star of the Year. The South African long jump phenomenon beat the likes of Wayde van Niekerk and Chad le Clos to claim the Sportsman of the Year accolade. AWSUM News checked in with Luvo on his achievements and life journey to become the world champion in August this year.

Q Congratulations on being awarded both SA Sportsman of the Year and SA Sports Star of the Year. What do these accolades mean to you?

A It is huge. I says to me that my country recognises my achievements. it’s a huge moment to be honoured like this.

Q You hail from Paarl. Tell us a bit about your school years and hometown.

A I played a lot of sport at school, at Desmond Tutu Secondary School in Mbekweni. I was really just a normal kid who enjoyed sport more than anything.

Q Did you excel in sport at shool?

A Yes, I was the World Junior Champ in long jump while I was still at school, at the age of 19.

Q It is well-known that you were a tik addict. How did you manage to overcome that?

A I don’t really like to talk about it anymore, because I am not that person anymore. But as an inspiration for your readers I can say that it depends on the person you are and how much you really want to change your life. You have to get away from the situation mentally and physically. My family was such strong support during my struggle. I owe my success in overcoming this to my family and the Mighty God. Q 2016 and 2017 were two years of huge achievement and glory. How does it feel to have reached these heights? What is your daily motivation?

A I hope this is just the beginning for me. My daily motivation is that I can look at the world and say that I have lost the Olympic Gold Medal by only 1 cm. That 1 cm is my reminder to put my mind towards and work hard at being great. I am now the world champion.

Q As you’ve said earlier, you were the world junior long jump champion in 2010. In August this year you became the senior world long jump champion. How does it feel to be the best in the world?

A As you say, I’ve been there before, but it is now on a different level. I always feel this is not enough – there is more to achieve than what I am doing now.

Q How do you handle the fame and attention that come your way as a high-profile athlete?

A One has to guard against it going to your head, as it can destroy you. It’s not easy to always be in the spotlight. Mental strength is very important. I make sure I keep perspective.

Q What was the highlight of your career this far?

A 2017 itself is the highlight of my career. I have never been so honoured, from being undefeated in the Diamond League, to becoming world champion and SA Sport Star of the Year.

Q What are your future aspirations? What is the one thing you would really like to achieve? The big dream?

A I want to win the Olympic gold medal. And I want gold at the World Indoors, the Commonwealth Games, the Continental Cup and the African Cup. Then I would have won everything. I am still getting there. It will be like winning the grand slam of athletics.

Q What goes through your mind the moment before you start a jump?

A I zone out. I see myself making the jump and landing on the other side.

Q What do you do in your leisure time?

A I mostly watch cartoons. I also go to entertainment parks, for activities such as bowling.

Q What makes your heart beat faster when you are away from the athletics field?

A My girlfriend, Khomotso Mamburu. She is a very special person in my life. She means a lot to me. She is also an athlete. She plays Free State softball and has been the player of the tournament in the Varsity Cup. Q What message do you have for our readers (high-school kids) about life and how to achieve their dreams?

A Keep on working hard. Go to school and study hard. You are the future.

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OK, so it’s time out. You can ditch your uniform for the coolest kit ever. Pepe Sofianos has sorted the looks you’ll love all summer long.

SO LONG SCH OOL, HELLO HOLIDAYS!

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…the whole laidback holiday in Honolulu scene for guys.

STRIPES ARE STRONG There’s no summer without stripes.

Blue and white stripes, embroidered flowers and rocking ruffles say it all. Cool, yes. Trendy, too much. The whole look is defos on your holiday wish list.

Find your stripey style at The Fix, H & M, Edgars, and check out www.newfeeling.co.za for great striped shirts and dresses.

REALLY RUFFLED Brazilian designer and model Vin Uehara has made the Hawaiian shirt hot property.

Don’t think you don’t need it! Summer sun pro is non-negotiable, so get with the plot and wear a sunscreen top to toe whenever you’re outside. So what’s new on the sunscreen scene?

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Nivea Sun Kids Caring Roll-on, R89.99, makes application and touch-ups quick and easy, without a mess. Have loads of fun drawing designs on your skin with Nivea Sun Kids Coloured Sun Spray, R175.99. The green sunscreen does a disappearing act after a while, but makes it easy to ensure even coverage . All are SPF 50+which is the max and also water resistant.

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Trade in your plain denim sandals and sneakers for these upgraded floral ones.

Denim lace-ups, R169, Pick ‘n Pay Clothing. Edgars. Flowery sneakers, R349.95, Edgars. White sneakers with embroidered roses, R1260, Edgars.

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They’re beachy and fun and although they used to be considered peasant shoes, now they’re the hottest footwear favored by the rich and famous, and you!

2. Aloha Flowers are everywhere, bro, and the latest look is the Hawaiian shirt.

Something like Madiba’s shirts but a lot more tropical and playful. The Hawaiian shirt, that cheesy loose shirt lurking in the back of your dad’s wardrobe, is now a cool trendy choice for something summery with a fun twist.

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ways walking boosts your health Walking is a fantastic, easy way to get moving – and your body will thank you in more ways than one.

Simple, energising and low impact, walking is an excellent choice for anyone wanting to bring more physical activity into their daily life. It can be done anytime and anywhere, and it’s something that most people can do regardless of age or starting fitness levels. Plus, there are plenty of opportunities you can find to fit walking into your day, without necessarily thinking of it as exercise. Here are just some of the health benefits of walking:

1. It can make you live longer Well, that’s just about the ultimate health benefit, isn’t it? Regular physical activity improves your chances of living a longer, healthier life. In fact, a Harvard University study suggests that walking briskly for just 75 minutes a week can add almost two years to your life, while upping your steps to walk 2.5 hours a week can add more than seven years. Other research has also found a link between walking quickly and living longer – so get those runners on and start zipping along.

2. It helps keep your heart healthy Being active helps keep your heart in good condition. To reduce your risk of heart disease and high blood pressure, the Heart Foundation suggests aiming for 30 minutes of moderate activity such as walking on most, if not all, days of the week.

Studies also show that when it comes to cardiovascular health, a brisk walk is as good as a run. People who walk regularly have fewer heart attacks and strokes, have lower blood pressure, and higher levels of healthy HDL cholesterol than those who are mostly sedentary.

3. It reduces your risk of diabetes A combination of daily exercise, a balanced diet and a healthy body weight can prevent 60% of type 2 diabetes cases. Regular walking is a great way to manage your weight, and therefore reduce your chances of developing this common condition.

Walking for 30 minutes a day also makes your muscles more sensitive to insulin, which means better blood sugar control. This not only helps lower your risk of diabetes, it can also help you to manage the condition if you already have it.

4. It helps you lose and manage weight Any kind of regular physical activity will help you burn more calories, manage your weight and lose unwanted extra kilos. Research has shown that frequent walking can help you lose body fat. A study published in the British Medical

Journal also found that a higher daily step count was linked with lower body mass index and lower waist to hip ratio.

It has also been suggested that walking can help reduce cravings, and that taking a walk after a meal can encourage weight loss.

5. It boosts your brain function Being active nourishes your brain tissue and encourages the growth, health and survival of new brain cells. Studies have shown a link between exercise and improved cognitive function, including memory, concentration, clarity of thought and problem solving. One study, for example, found that walking at one’s own pace for 40 minutes three times a week can help enhance the connectivity of important brain circuits.

It has also been shown that regular exercise such as walking can help prevent decline in brain function, such as in conditions like Alzheimer’s.

6. It’s good for your mental health Lower stress, better mood, a feeling of refreshment, and greater emotional resilience – walking offers excellent mental health benefits. Not only does it give you a chance to clear you mind, the physical activity helps to release endorphins (your body’s natural mood enhancers) and lower cortisol (the stress hormone).

Studies suggest regular walking can be a good natural tool for managing and preventing depression and anxiety.

7. It gives you more energy You’ve probably noticed feeling brighter and more rejuvenated when you come back from a brisk stroll – even if you felt tired to start with. Taking a walk is a great way to get a natural energy boost. Plus, it helps improve the quality of your sleep. One study showed that 30 minutes of brisk walking over five days can help you sleep better, so you feel more alert and energetic throughout the day.

So get moving for a great summer and the rest of your life!!

SOURCE: https://www.medibank.com.au/livebetter/7-ways-walking-is-good-for-your-health/

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GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 205 5241 (e) erasmush@glenwoodhighschool.co.za Sports Awards 2017 Glenwood High School held its Annual Sports Awards on Wednesday, 18 October.

Almost 200 awards were handed out on the night, showing why Glenwood sporting boys and coaches are regarded as some of the best in the country. Their achievements were suitably acknowledged.

The guest speaker for the evening was Paul Anthony (Sharks U21 head coach). His speech was very inspirational.

The Glenwood High School Sportsman of the Year trophy was awarded Juan van der Mescht. JJ played SA Schools Rugby, KZN Athletics and Basketball for the school team.

Games Caps were awarded to the following boys: • Jared Cass (Hockey) • Jordan Clarke (Rugby) • Jaden Hendrikse (Rugby) • Conan le Fleur (Rugby) • Juan van der Mescht (Rugby) • Slade du Randt (Water Polo) • Gabriel Stopford (Water Polo) Congratulations must go to all boys and staff who received awards.

Sportsman of the Year – JJ van der Mescht

Annual Senior Speech & Prizegiving

Shane McFarthing and Dr Ruan Grobler (Guest Speaker).

Outgoing Head Prefect Herendran Reddy ringing the bell and being wished well for the future by the newly appointed chairman of the Old Boys Association, Mr Erik Aissing (Head Prefect 1993).

PHOTOGRAPHS Andries Erasmus (Classic Portraits)

The Glenwood High School Annual Senior Speech and Prizegiving took place on Thursday, 18 October in the Mvinjelwa Johannes Mhlongo Hall at Glenwood High School.

A total of 22 Honours awards for Academics were presented to our top academics.

The Guest Speaker for the evening: • Dr Ruan Grobler (Head Prefect, 2009) The top academic achievers were: • Dux of the School – Shane McFarthing • Dux Proxime Accessit – Rowan Pellow-Jarman • 3rd in Grade 12 – Makyle Naidoo The following bursaries were awarded: • Varsity College Bursary (Glenwood Old Boys’ Club Award) – Gabriel Stopford • Max Sandler Memorial Goodfellowship Bursary – Christopher Murphy Special awards went to: • LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE (Grant Robertson Award) - Henrendran Reddy • SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR (The Derek La Marque Trophy) - Juan van der Mescht • THE JES FOORD Trophy for Community Service - Shane McFarthing • PERSEVERANCE AWARD (Warren Clewlow Award) Josef Hartman • SERVICE AWARD (Simon Mc Chesney Memorial) – Mondi Gcaba • OGA (Acting Principal’s Award) – Daniel de Wet Truter • BOARDER HEAD PREFECT (Don Chase Memorial Award) – Brendon Schwulst • RCL CHAIRMAN (The Headmaster’s Trophy) – Connor Allan • HEAD PREFECT (Owen Ritson Memorial Prize) – Herendran Reddy • THE HEAD PREFECT’S LEADERSHIP AWARD – Dylan Kruger • ACTING PRINCIPAL’S AWARD – Herendran Reddy and Connor Allan

Herendran Reddy (Head Prefect), Mrs Andri Barnes (Acting Principal) and Connor Allan (RCL Chairman).

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NORTHLANDS GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 571 1100 (e) marketing@nghs.co.za Class of 2017 Honoured at NGHS Speech Day Northlands Girls’ High School honoured its Class of 2017 at its Speech Day on 12 October. This prestigious annual event is not only a celebration of the Grade 12 learners and the hard work they had put in throughout the year, but a speaker is also invited to offer inspiration and advice to the senior learners of the school.

This year, Mrs Ingrid Roberts, well-known Pietermaritzburg talk show host and master of ceremonies, did just that when she explained why she regarded today’s youth the smartest generation of them all. She said she was astounded by the millennials and the way they were changing the world with technology.

This year's Dux is Sejal Mahadeo. Santhuri Govender is the runner-up to Dux and Merissa Chetty is third in Grade 12. Sarah-May Rowlands was named Sportswoman of the Year. These learners, together with the rest of the Grade 12 group, are currently writing their final examinations.

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Sportswoman of the Year: Sarah-May Rowlands.

Santhuri Govender, Sejal Mahadeo and Merissa Chetty.

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DURBAN HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 277 1500 (e) marketing@durbanhighschool.co.za DHS 2017 Senior Speech Day Awards Ceremony!

Durban High School recently held their annual Senior Speech Day awards ceremony for the Grade 12 learners with invited guest speaker for the event, Mr Sudhakar Dass, (Class of 2000).

Mr Dass gave an insightful speech about intellect and thinking beyond the mind. “In my 17 years of travelling the globe, I have concluded that nobody is thinking. Human beings have a herd instinct and think with using their intellect,” he said.

He spoke about three ways of using intellect, which he describes as having no connection to one’s intelligence – that of deciding to do something and following it up with action; setting and choosing a higher goal to pursue in a one hundred percent capacity as well as choosing to follow ones swardharma (following an action that is in accordance with one’s nature) – ultimately spelling out the words ‘DHS’: D for decide, H for higher goal and S for swardharma.

Dass is a lecturer and research Scholar at Vedanta World in India.

Vedanta means the end of knowledge.

This ancient philosophy presents the eternal principles of life and living. It programmes a life of mental peace combined with dynamic action in the world. Equips one with clarity of intellect to deal with the challenges of life.

After his address, Dass was invited to hand over the awards to the respective achievers.

Top three academic awards • The Kessel Feinstein prize for third in Grade 12 which was awarded to

Nischay Jairaj, who also received a merit certificate for achieving an A aggregate in 2017 • The GB Lapinsky Prize for Dux Proxime Accessit (Dux runner-up) which was awarded to Deputy Prefect, Matthew Henley, who also received the Alan Turton Prize for Visual Arts, a shared award for the Ladies Committee Prize for Visual Arts Practical, a merit certificate, as well as the Niekie Gerber Prize for Afrikaans 1st Additional Language Major award of the day The CG Hands Memorial Prize for Dux was awarded to Muhummad Moosa.

Moosa was recently selected as one of the Top 100 South African matric learners to attend the 4th annual VC’s Top 100 event, coordinated by the Wits School’s Liaison Team, and has selected Wits as his University of choice for 2018. Apart from Dux, he also achieved the Eddie Corlett Prize for Accounting, the DC & EV Thompson Prize for Life Sciences, the WI Knight Prize for Mathematics, the GJ Armstrong Prize for Physical Sciences and a merit certificate.

Other achievers • Phendulani Buthelezi (Head Prefect) who received the Sport Achievement of the Year Award as well as the Ernie Theunissen Award (Captain of Rugby), the Transvaal Old Boys’ Award (Head Prefect, Blackmore House) and the George Armstrong Award (Head Prefect, School) • Tonderai Ndudzo, who won the

Geoff Mace Award for Excellence in Academics, Sport & Culture, as well as the All-Round Sportsman of the Year • Deputy Head Prefect, Thomas Kempen, received the SAS’ Nourse Prize for Geography and a merit certificate This annual event, which was the first for Mr AD Pinheiro (15th Head Master of Durban High School), is a highlight on the DHS calendar. In his address, Mr Pinheiro highlighted that even though learners had made some bad choices in their schooling career thus far, it was time for them to start making good choices for their futures. He continued that life was about choices and that a human being makes, on average, 10,000 choices every day. He added, “For those of you who excel in academics, now is your time to shine and for those of you who have not been academically inclined, now is the time to pull up your socks and study hard,” he said. In concluding his speech, he thanked a number of people who have contributed to the education and guidance of the Matric learners and who have, over the past year, supported him as the Head Master. “I am especially grateful to the Governing Body who have given me this opportunity of leading this great school,” he said.

In conclusion of the event, Head Prefect for 2017, Phendulani Buthelezi, took to the podium for his speech before the changing of the guard to the 2018 Head Prefect.

In his speech he reflected on some

of his highs at School, including their wins vs College on Goldstones and vs Glenwood on Dixons as well as their loss on Founders Day, which he said showed the character of the team. He added that he now fully understood what it meant to be part of the brotherhood at DHS and would always remember his time at School.

He thanked many of the staff, and made special mention of Mr Coskey and Miss Smith for their airport trips when he was on tour, and Mr Mathie for always looking out for his best interests and for helping him become a man of character.

“Mr Mathie, thank you for the huge role you have played in my development, both, on the field as well as a leader,” he added.

Buthelezi also thanked the Class of 2017 for their efforts in changing the perception of the public this year, and for proving wrong, many of the people who doubted DHS as the great school it is. “DHS is not back; we never left!” he added.

In an emotional conclusion, he said, “I am so grateful to DHS for giving me, a boy from Zululand, the opportunity to lead in the role of Head Prefect and guiding me as a leader and for helping make my dreams come true.”

He left the learners with a quote from Aristotle: “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” He then quoted the school motto: “As he is, so is his school”.

TOP 3: Matthew Henley (Dux Proxime Accessit (Dux runner-up)), Muhummad Moosa (CG Hands Memorial Prize for Dux) and Nischay Jairaj (Kessel Feinstein prize for third in Grade 12).

DUX: Muhummad Moosa with the CG Hands Memorial Prize for Dux and his many other achievements.

SPORTING & CULTURAL: FRONT: Sem Kim-Kayembe, Liam Green, Nkanyiso Mashishi. MIDDLE: Nkanyiso Gasa, Nkanyezi Hlongwa, Calvin Newton, Tonderai Ndudzo. BACK: Phendulani Buthelezi.

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KLOOF HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 764 0451 (e) marketing@kloof-high.co.za Speech Day & Evening of Excellence Both functions were held recently at the school and we congratulate all our prizewinners on their outstanding achievements.

Ryan Abraham (Runner-Up to Dux), Kiara Pillay (Dux), Mr Michael Goemans (guest speaker), Mrs Lefort (Principal), Kaelin Hartog (3rd in Grade 12).

Ndumiso Mhlanzi (Sportsman of the Year), Ms Carla van Niekerk (guest speaker), Nosipho Mkhize (Sportswoman of the Year).

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DURBAN GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (t) 031 274 2700 (e) phipps@dghs.co.za Senior Prizegiving School Dux The vibrant and energetic East Coast Radio Presenter Keri Miller was the guest speaker at this years’ Senior Prizegiving. To add to her many achievements, Keri is also an old girl, Class of 1999.

She encouraged the matrics of 2017 to live in the ‘present’ and wished them well for final exams. She is flanked (below)

by Ammara Vaid, Head Prefect, who received the Charmaine Nel trophy for oratory, the Margaret Martin Award presented to Head Prefect, the Paul Viljoen Trophy for best Afrikaans Essayist, The Hobson Cup for Visual Art, Class of 1965 Trophy for excellence in English, and fourth position in the grade.

The other prize winner is our School Dux who received the Olcedor Shield with an average mark of 94%, Joseanne Capelo. Joseanne also received the following awards: Academic Committee Chairperson award, The Krige Trophy for Life Science, the Katherine Bernadis Trophy for English, the Wyatt–Minter Trophy for Creative Writing, the Schunselaar Cup for History, the Leppens Trophy for highest combined mark in History and Life Sciences, and the Advanced Programme Mathematics, Excellence and Interest in Mathematics, Kathleen Hebblethwaite Cup, the Adams Science Award, The Patricia Hurter Cup.

Top 10 Grade 12 FRONT: Avela Mabaso (10th), Sohana Bridgemohan (3rd), Yolisa Nzimela (Proxime Accessit to Dux), Joseanne Capelo (Dux), Zahra Persad (9th), Sizakele Mfusi (7th). BACK: Nonkululeko Sithole (5th), Ammara Vaid (4th), Danielle Tyler (6th), Andrea Morgan (8th).

Protea Awards The following girls received a symbolic Protea as they got to represent South Africa in the respective sports in 2017: • Chelsea Smith – Action Netball • Jade de Figueiredo – Softball • Catherine Lafitte – Gymnastics • Paige Tancrel – Waterpolo (Missing from the picture were: • S’nenhlanhla Makhubu – Surfing • Amber van Rooyen – Action Netball)

Good Fellowship Award The Tollman– Muller Trophy for Good Fellowship was awarded jointly to Phakamile Shandu and Sibonginhlanhla Mathengela.

Maths Olympiad This year has seen a fantastic set of results for the South African Mathematics Olympiad. Just over 99 000 learners nationally participated in the first round of the Olympiad; this included 220 learners from DGHS. At a recent awards ceremony DGHS was awarded a certificate for 20 years of consecutive participation in the South African Maths Olympiad. Round two of the Olympiad included 120 learners from DGHS and two of our learners, Saneha Rajoo and Te’jay Rajoo were selected for Round Three which was only open to the top 100 candidates in the country.

Saneha was awarded a special national award from the South African Maths Foundation for the most reasoning shown in the working of her answers. She was also awarded first place in KZN for Round Three of the Maths Olympiad.

Highest Mark in Dramatic Arts Awarded jointly to Nicole Seaman, Zandile Maphumulo and Avela Mabaso.

Avela was also awarded the HSA & MSA Trophy for Excellence in Academics and Cultural Pursuits, the Chairperson Cultural Service Committee award and acknowledge for being placed 10th in the grade.

Zandile was also awarded the Prior Trophy for commitment and contribution to dramatic arts. The Willis Trophy for Commitment to the school during her time at DGHS. Zandile also shared the award for the highest mark in Dramatic Arts Practical with Nicole Seaman.

Sportswoman of the Year The Lindsay Gwillam Trophy for Victrix Ludorum was awarded jointly to Jade de Figueiredo and Catherine LaFitte.

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ST STITHIANS 30 9.25 HILTON COLLEGE 22 9.10 RONDEBOSCH 32 8.49 GREY HIGH SCHOOL 26 8.42 MICHAELHOUSE 18 8.22 SELBORNE COLLEGE 28 8.19 ST ANDREWS COLLEGE 29 8.09 NELSPRUIT 21 7.65 PAUL ROOS GYM 30 7.59 WYNBERG 43 7.43 HUDSON PARK 25 7.39 ST ANDREWS SCHOOL 24 7.17 WOODRIDGE 25 6.94 WATERKLOOF 25 6.88 FRAMESBY 10 6.86 PINELANDS 14 6.85 MARAIS VILJOEN 20 6.50 BRACKENFELL 12 6.28 WESTVILLE 19 6.24 ST JOHNS COLLEGE 32 6.23 MARITIZBURG COLLEGE 19 6.04 CENTURION 27 5.86 NORTHCLIFF 16 5.83 GOUDVELD 18 5.78 NOORDHEUWEL 29 5.72 PAARL BOYS HIGH 24 5.70 PRETORIA BOYS HIGH 25 5.68 UPLANDS 22 5.63 ST DAVIDS 18 5.61 GLENWOOD 21 5.58 HELPMEKAAR 11 5.55 SACS 28 5.44 AFFIES 25 5.42 GREY COLLEGE 12 5.40 CLIFTON 28 5.20 ST BENEDICTS 17 5.18 POTCH VOLKIES 21 5.13 BISHOPS 25 5.12 KES 21 5.08 DURBANVILLE 11 5.05 HANS MOORE 25 5.01 PAARL GIM 20 4.97 GARSFONTEIN 18 4.87 ST CHARLES COLLEGE 17 4.82 NORTHWOOD 19 4.70 MENLOPARK 25 4.70 PEARSON 19 4.44 MONTANA 22 4.34 KEARSNEY COLLEGE 16 4.01 STELLENBERG 12 3.68 DALE COLLEGE 13 3.68 MILNERTON 10 3.53 CAMBRIDGE 13 3.41 JEPPE 15 3.37 KINGSWOOD 13 3.29 ST ALBANS COLLEGE 19 2.85 TRINITY HOUSE 14 2.52 DHS 16 2.23 BOLAND LANDBOU 12 1.88 QUEENS COLLEGE 13 1.88

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HUDSON PARK 8 10.70 SELBORNE COLLEGE 11 9.51 RONDEBOSCH 23 8.80 SACS 15 8.64 KES 12 8.38 POTCH VOLKIES 15 8.05 MENLOPARK 23 7.37 KEARSNEY COLLEGE 16 7.28 ST ANDREWS COLLEGE 8 7.25 PAUL ROOS GYM 9 7.18 WYNBERG 13 7.02 PEARSON 8 6.95 DF MALAN 12 6.83 BISHOPS 23 6.71 WESTVILLE 11 6.70 WATERKLOOF 28 6.57 GARSFONTEIN 8 6.50 ST JOHNS COLLEGE 15 6.35 GREY HIGH SCHOOL 12 6.34 CLIFTON 15 6.07 MARAIS VILJOEN 21 6.05 HILTON COLLEGE 15 5.93 ST STITHIANS 17 5.85 NOORDHEUWEL 17 5.71 HANS MOORE 24 5.68 MICHAELHOUSE 15 5.54 ST CHARLES COLLEGE 10 5.52 HELPMEKAAR 23 5.37 JEPPE 13 5.32 AFFIES 14 5.18 PRETORIA BOYS HIGH 13 5.10 GREY COLLEGE 11 4.95 MILNERTON 8 4.65 GLENWOOD 9 4.59 PAARL BOYS HIGH 15 4.41 PAARL GIM 13 4.36 BOLAND LANDBOU 9 3.78 ST DAVIDS 12 3.73 MARITIZBURG COLLEGE 11 3.55 NORTHWOOD 7 3.53 EG JANSEN 13 3.48 ST ALBANS COLLEGE 9 3.41 CENTURION 12 3.13 MONTANA 13 2.86 CAMBRIDGE 8 2.38

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ST STITHIANS 54 5.05 PEARSON 33 4.63 REDDAM 30 4.22 STIRLING 37 4.19 CRAWFORD 59 4.02 DURBAN GC 34 3.96 HERSCHEL 30 3.85 ST MARYS WAVERLEY 46 3.53 ROEDEAN 49 3.39 ST DOMINICS 51 3.37 DURBAN GHS 18 3.36 CLARENDON 17 3.16 ST PETERS 51 2.78 KINGSWOOD 24 2.77 WESTERFORD 26 2.69 ST ANNES 24 2.60 ST MARYS KLOOF 17 2.60 BEAULIEU 15 2.35 SOMERSET 11 2.31 DSG 41 2.08 RUSTENBURG 16 2.05 GLENWOOD HOUSE 14 1.88 COLLEGIATE 19 1.72 THOMAS MORE 18 1.68 WYNBERG GH 28 1.53 SPRINGFIELD 18 1.49 RANDPARK 49 1.44 FOURWAYS 25 1.40 KINGSMEAD 37 1.24 ALEXANDER ROAD 16 1.19 PRETORIA GIRLS 42 1.08 HUDSON PARK 16 1.03 BLOEMHOF 14 0.87 RHENISH 17 0.45 WESTVILLE GH 8 0.09

Collegiate Girls’ High

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RONDEBOSCH 37 5.35 GLENWOOD 37 4.80 SELBORNE COLLEGE 30 4.06 SACS 32 3.95 CLIFTON 36 3.95 GREY HIGH SCHOOL 44 3.91 ST JOHNS COLLEGE 49 3.87 BISHOPS 37 3.82 KES 33 3.54 HILTON COLLEGE 44 3.45 PRETORIA BOYS HIGH 32 3.24 ST STITHIANS 48 3.19 STIRLING 31 3.16 REDDAM 30 3.09 JEPPE 32 3.07 ST ANDREWS COLLEGE 38 2.98 WESTVILLE 38 2.96 WESTERFORD 14 2.94 PEARSON 31 2.74 PORT REX 20 2.61 ST DAVIDS 31 2.38 KINGSWOOD 33 2.21 ST ALBANS COLLEGE 25 2.18 NORTHWOOD 36 2.16 GLENWOOD HOUSE 20 1.96 CRAWFORD LONEHILL 33 1.94 AFFIES 19 1.86 KEARSNEY COLLEGE 31 1.77 ST PETERS 18 1.72 ST BENEDICTS 9 1.65 PAUL ROOS GYM 18 1.53 MICHAELHOUSE 35 1.46 GREY COLLEGE 16 1.32 DHS 37 1.21 PARKTOWN 23 1.10

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