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For 19 years Ruda Landman was part of South Africans’ Sunday evenings as a co-presenter on Carte Blanche. She left the show in 2007, and since then Ruda presented ‘n Lewe met and VeranderDinge on kykNET and is one of South Africa’s best-known journalist and television personalities.

It was a great honour for AWSUM to do this interview with her.

Ruda, you grew up in the Northern Cape, Upington to be exact, please tell us about your school career. What school did you attend? Any achievements or great memories?

I grew up in small towns all over the Northern Cape – Hartswater, then Keimoes, and boarding school in Upington for my high school years. It shaped who I am.

Both your parents were school teachers, as a teenager how did you find that?

By the time I got to high school they were no longer actively teaching – my dad had moved on to be an inspector of schools, and my mum stopped teaching. But I learnt what any teachers want to instil: discipline, punctuality, and doing your homework!

What did you do after school? How did you end up as a presenter?

I studied Afrikaans and English at Stellenbosch University, and did a teaching diploma, but decided I did not want to teach. So I got a job at Die Burger in Cape Town, and later at the Afrikaanse Diens at SABC radio, now RSG. Management at the TV news department were looking for women to read the news in Afrikaans, and I was among three or four who started doing that.

It’s a well-known fact that when you started your career you could not speak English & had a very bad Afrikaans accent. Did you ever wish that you could go back to high school and do things differently?

I wouldn’t know how – my world was Afrikaans. That’s who I am. When it became necessary, I could and did learn to speak English.

As a young conservative Afrikaans lady in the 80’s, the boundary-pushing TV show Carte Blanche was an eye opener for you. Do you have one story/ experience that will stay with you?

I can’t narrow it down to one story. We got to know the country in close-up during the transition years of the late 80s and early 90s. It was an amazing personal and professional journey.

Your family is the most important thing in your life. Any advice on how to be a big career woman and a great mom and wife?

Choose the right partner, and pay attention to the relationship. Find and appreciate other help, in my case Rosie Mgangathe who has been housekeeper, nanny and organiser of our lives since 1981.

A lot of our readers invited you into our homes on a Sunday evening on Carte Blanche. What does a normal Sunday look like in the Landman household?

The best part of leaving CB was having my Sundays to myself! We might go for a walk or a late breakfast in the morning, and then sit on our stoep, braai, have some good red wine, read, perhaps watch a cop series.

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Do you like cooking and what is your speciality?

My husband loves to braai. I have developed a whole catalogue of delicious salads to go with that. Otherwise, I make a mean curry.

Please explain to our readers what Study Trust is all about and how GRAD: Your Guide to University Success is helping students.

This year, South Africa has about 150,000 first-year students at university.

Around 60% of them are first-generation, the first in their family to go to university. They have no one to turn to when things get rough, no one to say, “Don’t worry, I’ve walked the road, it will get better. Hang in there.” They need skills like handling money, managing time, mastering huge amounts of information, handling stress. StudyTrust has been administering bursaries for more than 40 years, and they have a support system for the students which includes seminars on all these subjects. I adapted that content, Van Schaik Publishers turned it into a lovely, vibrant booklet (pro bono), and Capitec sponsored printing and distribution of 140,000 copies which were delivered to 22 universities in January.

“Tell me your story” is your latest book that was launched in April. What inspired you to write this book?

About three years ago, insurance company BrightRock approached me to interview a range of South Africans for their website, The Change Exchange (www.changeexchange.co.za). The idea was to talk about change moments in life – how do you make decisions, or how do you handle change when it is forced upon you. From that flowed the kykNET programme VeranderDinge, for which I did similar interviews. It was wonderful – people shared insight and life lessons and personal emotion, far beyond what I had expected. I wanted to find a wider audience for that, so I selected 18 of the interviews and put it into a book.

Why do you think it’s important to hear everyone’s story?

Our experience of our reality in this country is so diverse that we can very easily retreat into separate enclaves and start talking about “they” and “them”. That breaks up society and disables our growth and development.

How will we understand one another if we don’t listen to the stories?

You interviewed really big names, how do you prepare for an interview and any specific interviews that changed your life?

You have to find out as much as you can about the person so that the conversation can be about his or her experience, emotion, interpretation, response, not about the facts. The facts are just the washing line to hang the real content on.

Again, I can’t single out specific interviews. The experience of talking to such a wide range of South Africans has shifted and shaped my view of our reality.

What is next for Ruda Landman?

I’m not a planner. A door opens and I consider the possibilities. We’ll have to see!

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Goats Cheese is becoming more and more popular these days, and for people with lactose intolerances there is hope.

Goat Milk has many benefits, not only is it easier to digest it is highly nutritious.

If you look at the differences between cows and goats milk you will see that while the fat content of cow and goat milk are similar, the fat globules in goat milk are much smaller, this makes it a lot easier for your body to digest, only about 2 percent of goat milk is curd, compared to about 10 percent in cow milk — helping your body digest it with less irritation than cow milk.

Goat’s milk is high in calcium and fatty acids but low in cholesterol a protein-wise, and I’m told the closest milk to human breast milk.

It is said that Goat milk helps increase “good” cholesterol levels while reducing the bad ones. They say it has got healing properties similar to olive oil and is recommended for keeping high cholesterol in check.

Goat milk also has high levels of vitamin A, which can improve your complexion, fight acne and improve overall skin health.

Now besides drinking it I think I prefer eating it, and there are so many wonderful goat cheese varieties available today thanks to Fairview and the passion of Charles Back. Just a little bit of info about Fairview for your information, it is first and foremost a working farm, housing a collection of micro-businesses all sharing in a common goal – to create artisanal and sustainable produce, with a focus on fine wine and cheese. We’ve been caring custodians of our land since 1693.

They invite you to come and visit them to see for yourself how their farm operates, supports the environment and contributes to a more holistic lifestyle. They say “Everything we do is driven by our philosophy of being honest, honouring our heritage and ensuring that ingenuity perpetually flows from our soils and cellars and straight into the heart of your relationship with us. After all, at Fairview, we do things differently.”

Amongst the many other cheeses they make these are a few of my Favourite things and when aged well you will have the wonderful benefits of their ooey gooey delicious centres.

The Fairview Ripe & Ready Camembert Made using Jersey cows’ milk, this cheese has a mild and creamy texture and characteristic savoury flavour. The best part about this cheese is that it is ready to enjoy as soon as you purchase it. So don’t worry if you have left it to the last minute to stock up for your cheeseboard!

The Traditional Camembert A traditional recipe is used to produce this Camembert. The firm texture at beginning of shelf life will change to a soft and bulging texture towards end of shelf life. The flavour intensifies with age to a characteristic earthy, mushroom aroma.

The Roydon Camembert Our Fairview’s flagship cheese, Roydon Camembert is crafted using a secret, traditional recipe and is named in honour of one of our earlier cheesemakers. It is produced in the traditional French method, with a dash of our goats’ milk to give farmhouse flavour and characteristics.

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How do you tell a ripe Brie or Camembert from one that’s under- or overripe?

When choosing a Brie or Camembert cheese that is ready to eat there are a few pointers.

A pristinely white rind and cheese that feels solid to the touch is still un-ripe and won’t be nearly as tasty as a ripe cheese with a soft, bulging centre that just flows.

One also has to take care that the cheese is not over ripe and paste its time, it should not smell of ammonia, so feel and smell before you buy.

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A few Serving Suggestions to eat alongside your cheese.

• Ripe Swollen sweet and gooey purple figs • Raspberry jam • Preserved apricots and dried fruits • Preserved Figs • Preserved Melon • Gooseberry jam • Chutney • Bramston Pickle

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LAERSKOOL NAHOON Leerders presteer by ATKV Redenaars Drie van ons leerders word gekies vir die OosKaapspan en dring deur na die semi-finale rondte van die ATKV Redenaarskompetisie teen die Suid-Kaap. Die kompetisie vind op 1 Junie in George plaas.

Baie geluk aan Lana Swanepoel (Graad 1), Lienke van Jaarsveld (Graad 2) en Elné Moolman (Graad 3).

(t) 043 735 3668 (e) office@nahoonskool.co.za

Die musiekleerders het aan die jaarlikse Port Rex Lions Eisteddfod deelgeneem en pragtige uitslae behaal in sangsolo, vioolsolo, klaviersolo, trompetsolo, klavierensemble, koorsang en orkes. Hulle het drie silwer, tien goud en vier spesiale vermeldings ontvang. Die senior orff-orkes het ook die medalje ontvang vir die beste groep in hulle afdeling. Baie geluk aan al die leerders.

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Cambridge High School’s Kamvelihle Cultural Society’ visit to Jiba Day Care Centre The Kamvelihle Society at Cambridge High School has as its aim the improvement of people’s living conditions. This year the Society decided to support Jiba Day Care.

A very successful Cultural evening was held in March and the proceeds from this evening were then used to purchase some items the Day Care needed which included a stove, microwave oven, tables and chairs, a heater and blankets which were handed over on 9 May. The children also received some drinks, sweets and chips.

The children then responded in appreciation by singing a song. Cambridge High School is very proud of Miss Peter and her Board who carried out the true spirit of a Cantabridgian, Non Vobis (not for ourselves).

Miss Peter (Teacher-in-charge) and Sihle Kelenjani (Chairman of the Board) handing over some of the items to a representative of Jiba Day Care Centre whilst some of the other board member are watching.

GONUBIE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 043 740 4005 (e) gpsstaff@telkomsa.net Funfair Carnival Gonubie Primary once again hosted their annual Funfair Carnival in April – much to the delight of adults and children alike!

First to enjoy the carnival rides once they were set up on Friday morning were Gonubie Primary Staff members (GA’s and Teachers) and they were followed soon afterwards by many excited pupils who enjoyed every moment!

Inter-school mini Rugby and Hockey

While inter-school mini Rugby and Hockey Challenges took place on the fields on the Saturday morning, the Fathers’ Club churned out the Boerewors and Chicken Sosatie Rolls for everyone throughout the weekend!

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CLARENDON PRIMARY SCHOOL

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Clarendon Derby Day Clarendon recently hosted a derby day against Kingsridge, this an annual event and one we look forward to. Netball and hockey matches were keenly contested from U9 to U13 level.

CLARENDON HIGH SCHOOL

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Clarendon’s Top 7 players, as well as four u15 girls, travelled to Bloemfontein to participate in the Amanda Coetzer Tennis Tournament hosted by Oranje Meisieskool. This tournament is by invitation only and it is reserved for the strongest eight girl’s teams in South Africa. We started our campaign on Thursday morning by playing Bloemhof, last year’s winners, and Paarl Gym in the afternoon. Despite solid play we were beaten 9 - 0 by Bloemhof and then narrowly lost 5 – 4 in matches to Paarl Gym. On Friday morning we lost 6 – 3 in matches to Waterkloof in the last of our round robin matches, and as a result we played Affies in our first crossover match. This match was played in fine spirit but the girls from Pretoria managed to secure victory. This result saw us playing Stellenbosch for 7th and 8th place. We began this match with great energy but rain spoiled the party and forced us from the courts.

Thankfully we were ahead in both singles and doubles when the match was abandoned and we finished the tournament in seventh place.

Our u15 team was also in a similar position as they lost their first four matches, however they were in complete control of their match when the rain came down and they too finished in 7th place. Special mention must be made of Leah Jonas for ending the tournament as the best Number 7 player in the 1st Team section, as she won all the singles matches she played. Teena Greyling was nominated for the Sportsmanship Award for the second year in a row in the 1st Team draw, and Leila Greyling won the Sportsmanship Award in the u15 competition.

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Hockey Vs Kingswood College this past weekend.

The results are as follows: • U14B won 6-0 • U14A won 5-0 • U16D won 1-0 • U16C won 4-0 • U16B lost 1-2 • U16A won 2-1 • 3rd Team won 2-0 • 2nd Team won 3-1 • 1st Team won 4-2 Clarendon won all their matches except one.

This is an excellent result.

Clarendon vs Kingwood netball results Clarendon played some tough games with Kingswood and these were the results: • U/14 A Clarendon lost 10-13 • U/14B Clarendon won 12-5 • U/14C Clarendon won 16-3 • U/15A Clarendon lost 3-6 • U/15B Clarendon won 8-1 • U/15C Clarendon won 12-4 • U/15D Clarendon won 6-1 • U/16A Clarendon lost 10-14 • U/16B Clarendon lost 12-15 • U/16C Clarendon drew 10-10 • U/16D Clarendon lost 2-9 • 4ths Clarendon won 14-9 • 3rds Clarendon won 19-6 • 2nds Clarendon lost 8-16 • 1st Clarendon narrowly lost 29-30

Border Schools’ Squash Teams for IPT in June 2018 The following Clarendon High School girls have made the border squash teams: • U19A: to Paarl: Lara Patrick, Alexia Brown • U16A: in East London: Taryn Emslie, Alexa Phillips • U16B: in East London: Amber Jacoby, Kristin Hatley, Kathryn Connock, Kate Forrester • U14A: to Johannesburg: Katherine Gaylard, Megan Patrick, Catelyn Farrer, Kay-Leigh de Bruin Congratulations to all these players and best wishes for your Inter-Provincial Tournaments at the end of June.

Spar School Girls’ Hockey Challenge The 1st Hockey Team played in the Spar School Girls’ Hockey Challenge hosted by Stirling High School on Sunday and the results are as follows: • Clarendon vs West Bank 12-0 win • Clarendon vs Grens 9-0 win • Clarendon vs Stirling 1-1 draw The girls ended 1st in their pool on goal difference and proceeded to play cross pool playoffs against Cambridge and won 2-0.

The girls then proceeded to the final against Hudson and lost 2-0, ending in 2nd place overall.

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Recent sport results: Derby Day vs Kingswood College (19 May 2018) Rugby Results: • 1st - 7-34 loss • 2nd vs KC 3rd - 28 - 10 won • 16 A - 34-14 won • 15 A - 7-65 loss • 14 A - 36-5 won • 14 B - 35-15 won Well done to all the players and coaches.

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We are especially proud of Zac Smith, Stephen Tinhof, Caylin Saunders, Kara Batting, Sarah-Jane Mouton, Luke Tinhof, Isabella Stanyon, Sophia Burgess, Bradley Saunders and Samantha Mouton, who have all been selected to represent EC at the SA Biathle Champs in June. Zac Smith and Luke Tinhof will also be representing EC at the SA Triathle Champs.

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Selborne College sport results for 20th May 2018 Hockey • Selborne College vs Grey High School at Grey High and Pearson (19th May 2018) • Selborne 1st Hockey XI lost Grey HS 1st Hockey XI (0-5) • Selborne 2nd Hockey XI lost Grey HS 2nd Hockey XI (0-3) • Selborne 3rd Hockey XI lost Grey HS 3rd Hockey XI (0-3) • Selborne 4th Hockey XI lost Grey HS 4th Hockey XI (0-3) • Selborne U16A Hockey XI lost Grey HS U16A Hockey XI (1-5) • Selborne U16B Hockey XI drew Grey HS U16B Hockey XI (2-2) • Selborne U16C Hockey XI lost Grey HS U16C Hockey XI (0-1) • Selborne U16D Hockey XI lost Grey HS U16D Hockey XI (0-4) • Selborne U14A Hockey XI drew Grey HS U14A Hockey XI (1-1) • Selborne U14B Hockey XI lost Grey HS U14B Hockey XI (1-5) • Selborne U14C Hockey XI lost Grey HS U14C Hockey XI (0-5)

Played: 11, Drew: 2 and Lost: 9 Squash • First League (14 May 2018): • Selborne College A beat Clarendon A (25-0) • Selborne College B beat Hudson Park A (22-4) • Second League (14 May 2018): • Selborne College C beat Stirling B (18-5) • Selborne College D beat Port Rex A (21-1) Cross Country Port Rex Cross Country Event held at Bonza Bay (19 May 2018) U14 • Nathan Gallacher 3rd Place U15 • Daniel Mac Donald 4th Place • Rethabile Maifo 7th Place U16 • Darryn Russon 7th Place U17 • Matthew Raath 1st Place

Eisteddfod 2018 Hosted by Selborne College Silver: Clarinet • Matthew Goldblum • Joshua Hayes Vocal • Liam Graetz Trombone • Blake van der Kolk Trumpet Gold: Vocals • Siphesihle Makaleni • Nico Efstratiou Drums • Luca Bok Piano • James Fletcher Clarinet • Dylan Heurlin Clarinet • Corben Roodt Saxophone • Matthew Murie Flute • Jonathan Louw Flute • Military Band Special Mention: • Jnr Rademeyer Piano • Byron Nel Piano Special Mention and Medal: • Take 5

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STIRLING HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS

RUGBY FIRST TEAM

Dimitri Peter, Tylo Adams, Andre Nel, Francois Naude, Morne Coetzee (C), Storm Siebert, Kyle White, Kwezi Dlamini, Lutho Macibela, Siba Mqeni, Sakhe Dingile, Sino Mafanya, Thabang Maifo, Mike Tyolani, Keegan Wessels.

NETBALL 0.18A

Jada Freeman, Rubine Kamangu, Asanda Ntamo, Chiara Subbigadu (C), Silizwe Mxinwa, Lauren Rutters, Kwakhanya Bodlani, Ayabonga Bodoza, Kamva Bikitsha.

BOYS HOCKEY 0.19A

Siphosihle Saliwa, Stephen Bentley, Cameron Rasmussen, Darshan Jeram, Kian Parsotam (C), Joshua Young, Dean Bowman, Kayden Barlow, Keane Lee, Cuan Vincent, Jayden Nass, Zackry MacAllister, Reece van Heerden, Edward Gallagher, Thabang Maifo, Jordan Francis.

GIRLS HOCKEY 0.18A

Georgia Slater, Rozelle van Vuuren, Rebecca Ansell, Athenkosi Mpiti, Siliziwe Mxinwa, Fran Darkoh (C), N van den Berg, Jodi Seeger, Jenna Gray, Nerisha Ramjee, Bontle Thinyane, Carmen De Beer, Kayla Featherstone, Jade van Zyl.

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RUGBY FIRST TEAM

Wiegard Brummer, Kamva Kalipa (C), Richard Rautenbach, Jordan Lombard, Loyd Dangazele, Jack Mills, Onika Mgijima, Athi Galada, Nick Lawson-Smith, Jared Manus, Jeff Mutuku, Hilton Krige, Sandiso Charles, Abongile Klaas, Anele Makongolo.

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BOYS HOCKEY 0.19A

Thomas Klopstra, James Kelly, Nicholas Wilmot, William Pieterse, Mvuyelwa Tyibilika, Aidan Meyer, Nick Lawson-Smith, Anele Makongolo, Justin Potgieter (C), Blaine Archibald, Matthew Pieterse, Jeff Mutuku, Cameron Lombard, Caleb Daniels, Liam O’ Sullivan, Jano Roux.

GIRLS HOCKEY 0.18A

Lushana van Heerden, Pippa Stirk, Laura Wiegmann, Taya Trivella, Bridget Mildenhall, Kelly Biggs, Zinathi Mbenyana, Bianca de Klerk, Ciana Daniels, Megan du Preez, Amy Mills, Tatum Schwedhelm (C), Nelly Mabusela, Robyn Koch, Kirsty Wicks.

Kingswood ready to take on Stirling Kingswood College takes on Stirling in this year’s traditional fixture on 26 May. This rivalry between these two Eastern Capes schools is an old favourite in the area and spirits are high and the excitement is mounting.

So far, Kingswood is having a great season, Kingswood’s Head of Rugby Jonny Mallet said: “The rugby season has gone well so far, and our focus has been on improving our game each week and trying to not think about the results too much, but to rather focus more on the process. This has meant that we have been able to take valuable lessons from our encounters on the field in order to improve our play”.

In 2017, Kingswood were beaten by Stirling but they look forward to playing this fixture against Stirling

this weekend. Mallett went on to say: “This fixture is very important for our school as both Stirling and Kingswood are co-ed schools which means we can play competitively in a number of sporting disciplines”.

Fixtures against different schools provide a platform for players to test their skills and technique, and indeed to improve on them. “We always aim to keep improving our players to play to their full potential, whilst simultaneously reminding them to enjoy playing the game”, Mallett said.

This weekend is sure to be full of exciting matches and there will be a great sense of camaraderie shown between these two schools on and off the field!

VOORPOS PRIMARY SCHOOL

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Grade R Sports Day Our Grade R learners had a fabulous time at the annual Grade R Sports Day hosted by Kuswag Primary School.

HOËRSKOOL GRENS

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Rugby: Border o.16 Grant Khomo

Eisteddfod Eisteddfod 2018 Geluk aan die volgende leerders wat albei goud vewerf het.

Liesl Dreyer: klavier solo (14 jaar oud) Amelie Pienaar: dwarsfluit Eisteddfod: Marimba-Orkes Die marimba-orkes, onder leiding van mev. Cerff, het 10 Mei 2018 aan die Port Rex Lions Eisteddfod deelgeneem. Hulle verdien ‘n goue medalje en word as die wenners van hul afdeling aangewys.

SELBORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Baie geluk aan die volgende seuns wat vir die Border o.16 Grant Khomo-span gekies is: • Marco Erasmus • Dominic de Klerk • Dillan Kromhout

Skaak Henrique Lewis en Conrad Labuschagne is vir die Border o.18 Skaakspan gekies.

Baie geluk.

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Lori-Ann Preston Lori-Ann Preston, author of, ‘Thabo, the Space Dude’ will be spending time with our Gr 4-6’s this week.

Lori is an enthusiastic speaker who excites children about reading.

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LILYFONTEIN SCHOOL

STIRLING HIGH SCHOOL

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Border recognise Lilyfontein Sportsmen and women Seven hockey players and Rugby players are being recognised by Border teams for their efforts.

• Hockey: Melissa Hayward, Jessica Rutherford, Jaydee Nicholson and Anya Nash have made the Border U18B Coastal Team; Kwakhanya Jango made Border U14B Coastal Team (Lene Steyn and Bulelwa Kubheka are Non-travelling reserves); and Megan Emslie and Thabelani Metu made Border U13A team.

• Rugby: Tyler Blom, Tess van der Walt, Joshua Swinney made the Border U18 academy squad.

M P E R IDELIS F

Dance fundraiser The Stirling Jazz Bands held another successful May Dance fundraiser on Friday, 11 May. Five Stirling bands performed on the night including Stirling Primary. Special guest on trombone was James Bassingthwaigthe (Musical Director of the Voice SA & Dancing with the Stars).

Hockey

Lene Steyn, Bulelwa Kubheka, Head of Hockey Miss Moodlay, Kwakhanya Jango, Melissa Hayward, Anya Nash, Jaydee Nicholson and Jessica Rutherford.

Francisca Darkoh on the attack for the Stirling 1st team in the derby with KHS. The 1st teams drew 1-1.

Francisca, captain of the Stirling team, is a member of the SA U21 squad also plays for the Border Women’s A Team.

SAICE Amathole Branch Water Competition The Stirling team of Tarryn Williams, Damian Puttergill and Arisha Chain won the annual SAICE Amathole Branch Water Competition and in the Bridge Building Competition, Stirling teams came 5th, 6th and 9th out of 20.

Tyler Blom, Tess van der Walt, Joshua Swinney.

BEACONHURST SCHOOL

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A night to remember “Morocco” was the theme for the 2018 Beaconhurst Matric Farewell. With its rich colours and phenomenal décor, it couldn’t have been more perfect. The Matrics arrived at “The Summit Lifestyle and Event Centre”, where the farewell was held, and brought traffic to a standstill, literally. As they slowly trickled in, we completely understood why… they were dressed to the nines and ready for an unforgettable night of delicious food and crazy dance moves.

From the starter, right through to desert, chatter and laughter filled the halls of the venue and as suspected, there were no dull moments. Mrs Van Greunen was heard saying, “At some point, we thought we’d need to open the dance floor soon, or they would open it themselves. That’s how excited they were.” After the opening of the dance floor, the real party got started.

Mrs Potgieter and Miss Hudson, the teachers who organised the farewell, are truly a force to be reckoned with. It was their first time planning a Matric Farewell and they surpassed all expectations. We can’t wait to see what they do next year.

Jersey Week A few of the Beaconhurst Early Act Board members joined Mrs van der Watt in taking all the warm clothes collected during Jersey Week to the Cambridge Catholic Centre. While there they were shown around the operation by Mrs Lynn Grenfell of the Rotary Club. She explained the sorting process and where all the warm clothes would be distributed.

A big thank you to those who donated towards this worthy cause.

A Night behind the Mask Weeks of preparation, heated discussions, and arguments about the elements of the 2018 Beaconhurst Supporters Ball produced an extremely successful supporter’s ball. The Grade 10’s worked hard on raising capital by hosting a wellsupported car wash at break for the teachers’ cars.

Set up took what felt like forever, but decor on a budget produced an absolutely stunningly decorated venue. The evening was filled with fun, dancing, laughter... and slap chips. The dance was very well supported, and from what I could see, it was enjoyed by everyone who attended. The Grade 10s were so thrilled to hear of their major profit, that it made the dreaded clean up after the dance all worth the while.

Crazy Hat Civvies Beaconhurst Primary donned crazy hats for a special civvies day recently, proceeds of which went to the Carel du Toit Centre: ‘Where deaf children learn to speak’.

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Music Department hitting all of the right notes!

At this year’s East London Port Rex Lions Eisteddfod, Hudson Park High School achieved 8 bronze awards, 9 silver awards and 21 gold awards.

Special mention awards were given to: Vuyolwethu Camngca, Nkosozana Dasha, Camden Davidse, Ariane van Wyk, Amy Bruton, Tawanna Mareya, Leah Liang and Jason Liang (Piano Ensemble), Tristan Henderson, Raleke Ogbonna, HPHS Flute Ensemble and HPHS Choir.

Medal winners included: • Adri Samuels Medal for Best Piano Ensemble - Leah Liang and Jason Liang.

• Harold and Ernest Griggs Medal for Best Senior Brass Player - Tristan Henderson and Raleke Ogbonna.

• Contemporary Section Medal for Best Senior Instrumentalist - Vuyolwethu Camngca.

• Cape Cladding Medal for Best Chamber Ensemble - HPHS Brass Ensemble.

• Contemporary Section Medal for Best High School Ensemble - HPHS Jazz Band.

• Doris Pryce-Harper Medal for Best High School band/orchestra - HPHS Concert Band.

Hudson Park High School won 6 medals which was more than any other high school.

Brass Ensemble: Front: A.Ncapai, E.Arosi, K.Ngceba, S.Msimango. Back: J.Roux, T. Henderson, R. Ogbonna, C.Kilroe, Mr W.Wong.

Solo Medal winners: Front: V.Camngca, J.Liang, L.Liang. Back: T.Henderson, Mr W.Wong, R.Ogbonna.

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