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on his brand-new album, being in school and his career

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With his debut album, Trading Change, he changed the music scene in 2014. This album gained gold status in South Africa, was crowned Album of the Year by iTunes SA and won multiple awards including MTV Africa Music Award for Best Pop & Alternative in 2015.

Fast forward 4 years of awards, number one on all South African radio stations, touring with his inspirational modern folk music all around the world headlining festivals all over Europe, sold out shows in the US and now Jeremy Loops just launched his new album, Critical as Water.

Before heading on his world tour, AWSUM had a chat with Jeremy.

We must start off by asking where were you in primary and high school?

I went to Kommetjie Primary School. The local school in the village where I grew up. And then for High School, I was at SACS for a bit, before heading off to Reddam.

Tell us about your inspirational music career, where and how did it start?

I’ve always been artistically inclined, but I’m also deeply rational, and I realised early that the risk profile of majoring in something art-based was much higher than other industries. In university, I did a finance and property degree, but financial maths wasn’t interesting to me the way that art and music was. So I escaped to my guitar every chance I got. That slowly snowballed into where I am today. That’s not to say I wasn’t deliberate in deciding to really go for it, but rather that the start came from a place of escapism and passion, and just pursuing the avenues I felt were worth pursuing led me here.

Congratulations on the launch of your new album. One of the singles, ‘Waves’, has garnered over 1 million streams since its release.

Each project has its own obstacles. For every zig, there is a zag. Where there many when creating this album?

I really struggled to get up to speed when I began writing this album. It took roughly a year to begin producing decent songs, and then another six months on top of that to begin producing good songs. I think a combination of fear and the pressure of expectation weighed heavily on me.

I trusted myself, and slowly we began cobbling together something I feel is exceptional. The other major obstacle was managing cash flow, like any business. I’m completely independent and this album is entirely self-funded, and there’s huge financial exposure on something of this undertaking - hence why record labels continue to do well - but I’m happy with the decision to go about it this way.

You are the co-founder of Greenpop, please explain to our readers what Greenpop is about and the good work that you do.

Greenpop is a tree-planting organisation that plants trees in under-green and underprivileged communities throughout Southern Africa. To date, we’ve planted more than 85,000 trees. While the overt aim is environmentalism and environmental education - hence the tree-planting - we also use it as a tool to bring communities together and uplift society. Greenpop is one of the things in my life I’m most proud of, and to quite literally watch trees you planted bear fruit and feed communities and improve people’s lives is rewarding in a way that’s quite difficult to explain.

You are a Kommetjie Boytjie, do you enjoy going back to your hometown?

Our family home is still there, so I’m home all the time. Many of my childhood friends still live out there, and those are relationships that are important to me. Our local surf break is also one of my favourites, so I have lots of reasons to go home to Kommetjie. It’s important to know and to embrace where you come from.

After all the success and multiple awards, how do you keep your feet on the ground?

By doing just that. Keeping your feet on the ground. I’m not distracted by material things and my goals and my family keep me motivated, so it makes it easier to keep sight of what got me here and to understand that the same philosophy will propel us forward.

Okay, so we know you surf and like to plant trees but what do you do to relax?

Spending time with my family, our dog Maya and being in the great outdoors as much as possible.

Writing songs, when there is no deadline or pressure to deliver a new album, is another place I look to for relaxing.

Your music is very uplifting and joyful, what inspires you to write such great songs?

I write as a reaction to the world I’m in. For my first album, Trading Change, I was in a hopeful and

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Distribution AWSUM News is distributed to the following schools in JOHANNESBURG, SANDTON AND RANDBURG: Primary Schools:

Louw Geldenhuys, St Peter’s Girls, St Peter’s Boys, King Edward Prep, Jan Celliers, Craighall, Randpark, Fontainebleau.

High Schools: Northcliff, Fourways,

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joyous space, so that informed those songs. This song has material that’s much darker, as in songs like Vultures and Underwater Blues, but that’s also a reaction to feeling like the world is a darker place than it’s been in a while. I find that if you’re open to life and to the world, inspiration is there just waiting for you to grab it. You just have to be open to receiving it.

What do you see as success?

Success is getting to wake up every day doing that which you wish to be doing with your time, whether professionally or personally. Wealth is not success. Acclaim isn’t success. Fame isn’t success.

Success is quite literally being the master of your time and being content with how that time is allocated.

If you can go back to high school, what would you do differently? Anything you want to tell the 16-year-old Jeremy?

I find thinking back is dangerous because it’s to presume that the place you’re in now isn’t a good enough foundation to do the things you wish to do. All our mistakes and successes put us somewhere valuable to make new decisions and to create new opportunities from. So I’d say to 16-year-old Jeremy, ‘do you. We still have time to right the wrongs and to capitalise further on our rights.’

Any advice you can give to our AWSUM fans in school that want to follow a music career?

Get the best education you can and study for as long as you can. And please do not make music your primary source of income at the beginning of your career. The less reliant you are on music to make money, the more likely you are to make music you are proud of. Only once your music career feels financially stable or you’ve mitigated as much of the risk as you can then should you jump in full force. You’re young. You have much more time than you realise… but also not that much. So get started! Perfect your instruments and skillsets, study, and live life receptive to learning from everything and everyone. http://jeremyloops.com/ Photo Credit: Taahir Matthews

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Curry Queen Ishay!

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Rahul’s Fried Fish Masala Serves 4 to 6

Ingredients • 45 ml (3 T) coconut oil • 2 medium onions, finely diced • 22,5 ml (1ó T) hot masala • 2,5 ml (ó t) turmeric • 2 medium tomatoes, finely • chopped • 375 ml (1ó C) water, plus extra if needed • Pack tamarind (25 g) soake in 100 ml hot water and strained • 600 g firm white fish (such as yellowtail), cut into • 50 g portions • Salt • 100 ml coconut milk • 5 ml (1 t) black mustard seeds • 6–8 fresh curry leaves • 4 green chillies, finely chopped • 6 dried red chillies, halved • 15 ml (1 T) julienned fresh ginger • 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped • 7,5 ml (1ó t) ground coriander To serve Rice or chapatti

Locally, many cookbooks focus on regions or cuisines specific to a section of the population. This book follows a different trajectory. It includes recipes from people from all walks of life. You will find recipes for korma, vindaloo and masala, made with seafood, lamb, beef, tripe and even goat. From fiery, strong curries to curries with subtle flavours.

As a 5th generation South African of Indian descendant, Ishay travelled for a year across the length and breadth of South Africa, meeting cooks from all over South Africa, the purpose was to find their store of culinary memories and expertise.

Ishay explores the fascinating story of the South African curry. Spanning almost 90 recipes and conversations with more than 60 cooks and food experts, Ishay threads together these aromatic flavours - from a classic KwaZulu-Natal crab curry to the Cape Malay chicken and crayfish curry, from Calvinia offal to kasi beef, from Orlando West to Qunu. Learn to cook Karoo venison, kerkbasaar kerrie en rys and vegetarian dhals – recipes taken from respected local cooks as they share their stories and recipes.

This is a true tour through South Africa’s soul.

Ex-lawyer Ishay is an award-winning travel and food blogger. In her blog, Food and the Fabulous, she writes about locals, cuisines, travel guides, topical issues and current affairs. She also writes for a variety of print and digital media, including the Sunday Times Travel UK, Mail & Guardian, Business Day, Olive Magazine and Fine Dining Lovers, to mention a few.

Coming from Durban I love nothing better than a good fish curry and this one Rahul’s Fried Fish Curry is delicious, give it a try.

Method

1. In a heavy-based saucepan, heat 15 ml (1 T) of the coconut oil and sauté the onions. When the onions have browned, add the masala and turmeric and stir for a few seconds.

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2. Add the tomatoes. The tomatoes are ready when the oil rises to the surface after about 15 minutes.

3. Add the water and tamarind water.

Bring to the boil and then lower the heat. Add the fish and salt and cook for 10 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through.

4. Turn the heat off and remove the saucepan from the heat. Add the coconut milk and stir gently with a wooden spoon.

5. Heat the remaining 30 ml (2 T) coconut oil in a separate saucepan on high heat.

Add the mustard seeds, curry leaves, chillies, ginger, garlic and coriander.

6. Cook on high heat for 15–20 seconds, then pour this over the fish.

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Former 1D band mate Zayn Malik stepped up his game on the Red Carpet at the Oscars a few weeks ago sporting a trendy retro high top style. Check out the top of this page and you’ll see what I mean. For the girls it’s eye candy; for you guys it’s proof that a little hair wax goes a long way.

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ST PETER’S BOYS PREP SCHOOL (t) 011 705 3423 (e) reception@stpeters.co.za St Peter’s Boys Grade 0s show their Grandparents what School is all About!

The Boys Junior Prep Grade 0 Grandparents and Special people service and breakfast took place end of February followed by a visit to the classrooms. The boys were so excited to show their grandparents their new school. Many a grandparent was also heard commenting that they would not mind going back to school too!

ST PETER’S GIRLS PREP SCHOOL (t) 011 367 6631 (e) girlsreception@stpeters.co.za Website Article – Kids Lit Quiz

The regional heat of the annual Kids Lit Quiz took place on Monday, 12 February 2018. The Kids Lit Quiz is an international competition, focusing on building a love of literature and reading amongst its participants. Students really look forward to this event, and challenge themselves to read widely from various genres and authors, in preparation for this fun and exciting day.

This year, St Peter’s Prep Schools took two teams of four members each to

participate in the Quiz. The girls were extremely grateful for the opportunity to put their literary knowledge to the test! Between them, they have read hundreds of books! They showed much enthusiasm when answering the questions, presented by quizmaster, Wayne Mills.

Our teams certainly did us proud in the competition, and were thrilled with their overall results.

ST PETER’S COLLEGE (t) 011 807 5315 (e) info@stpeterscollege.co.za Donation to Hands of Love St Peter’s Grade 10 students ran their annual Sandwich Drive.

The students lobbied the school community to donate bread, spreads and fillings to make sandwiches for Hands of Love.

They managed to produce 1035 sandwiches which they handed over to Hands of Love.

Drama students experience excellence Senior Drama students were treated to a once-in-a-lifetime experience on 21 February, when they attended a production of “The Color Purple”. The all-South-African cast astounded us with their musical theatre skills, leaving very few dry eyes in the house. Grade 11 Drama student, Sage Palombo, shared some of her thoughts after the performance…

“Completely speechless. ‘The Colour Purple’, a production like no other I’d seen before. The meaning behind of the songs sung brought tears to my eyes. My tears were not for the sad moments, but for the characters’ development and happy endings to each hardship. Exquisite voices with beautiful stories. I fell in love with each character as soon as they stepped onto the stage. The moments of comic relief brought humour to the serious themes, which in my opinion created deeper understandings.

The stage and set were stunning: bare yet so creative, it told the story as much as the characters.

As a woman, this play was so empowering to watch, and I felt privileged to have witnessed such home-grown talent.

The play has taught me that standing up for yourself will create a life worth living, and that self-acceptance and love is hugely important in this age of insecurity and doubt.

It also showed me that no matter where your loved ones are in the world, you carry them in your heart, and that’s what makes you strong.”

- Sage Palombo (G11MKI)

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SCHOOL SPORT FIXTURES 2018

KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL Date

Match

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24 March 28 31 March 28 March - 2 April 2 -5 April 28 March - 2 April 14 April 21 April 28 April -1 May 5 May 12 May 19 May 26 May 2 June 21 July 28 July 4 August

Pretoria Boys’ Parktown U/14 Rugby Week JEPPE Rugby Week Francois Swart Rugby Week KES Easter Festival Jeppe High School for Boys Affies Grey High Tour Maritzburg College St Benedict’s Waterkloof Parktown Boys’ St John’s Pretoria Boys’ Jeppe High School for Boys Maritzburg College

KES Parktown Boys’ Jeppe High School for Boys Affies KES KES KES Grey High KES St Benedict’s KES Parktown Boys’ KES PBHS Jeppe High School for Boys Maritzburg

A well-balanced U19A side will be very helpful for KES head coach, Mzwakhe Nkosi, as they prepare for the 2018 season. Nkosi will be hoping for a good start to the season given that the KES Easter Festival promises to be very entertaining. All 27 rugby teams are heading into 2018 with the hope that last year’s momentum will help them continue their fine form. If they play accordingly to their philosophy ‘Creativity with in Uniformity’ then KES will be dishing up some attractive rugby in 2018. King Edwards 1st XV start to the season kicked-off against St Stithians and the Reds battled against a spirited Saints XV. KES was solid on attack & bagged a sound 29-19 win to start season 2018 on a positive note on home ground.

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HOËRSKOOL LINDEN (t) 011 888 1433/4 (e) linden@linden.co.za D10-byeenkoms

Baie geluk atlete! Al ses Linden atlete wat vandag by die D10-byeenkoms deelgeneem het, het plekke op die podium behaal.

• Ruan van der Spoel: 1e plek 200m en 400m • Gené Coetzee: 2e plek 3000m

• Swanei Bierman: 2e plek gewigstoot • Llewellyn Janse van Rensburg: 3e plek 100m • Emmarentia Germishuyzen: 1e plek 100m • Lana Gouws: 1e plek diskusgooi

Tennis Baie geluk aan die dogterstennis wat ‘n welverdiende oorwinning van 88-28 teen Assumption Convent behaal het.

LAERSKOOL JAN CELLIERS (t) (0)11 646 3336 (e) bemarking@jancelliers.co.za Graad 7 Leiersinhuldiging

Ons Gr. 7 Leiersinhuldiging was ‘n Heerlike aand vol glimlag, ‘n trotse traan of twee, en ‘n heerlike warm hartlike geselligheid, soos net Jan Celliers kan.

Ons gelukwense aan elke Gr. 7 leerling en soos ons gasspreker vir die aand, voormalige onderhoofseun

by Jan Celliers, Mnr Nickey Sibanyoni gesê het: “Leierskap kom met baie verantwoordelikhede, maar n leier sal min tot niks bereik as hy nie die samewerking van sy span het nie. En onthou om altyd tyd te maak om jou finale laerskool jaar

te geniet - in ‘n oogwink is dit verby...”

Ons voorsitters vir 2018: • Leerdersake: Jenna Volschenk; • Sport: Gabbi Craven; • Media: Christiaan Portwig; • Kultuur: Stephanie Campher.

• Ons hoofleiers vir 2018 : • Onderhoofdogter: Margitte Kirstein; • Onderhoofseun: Sebastian Prinsloo; • Hoofdogter: Lucia Swanepoel; • Hoofseun: Vincent Miles.

Baie geluk seuns en dogters!

Storie-week

Tennis Baie geluk aan Amelie van Zyl. Sy is vir die Sentraal Gauteng 0.13 provinsiale tennisspan gekies.

Ons storie-week het vanjaar weer afgeskop met die storie-ontbyt op ons sportvelde. Ons kinders, en hul ouers, is versot op stories en hierdie storieontbyt was beslis weer ‘n wenner. Sò hou ons vol om ‘n liefde vir lees te kweek onder ons kinders.

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NORTHCLIFF HIGH SCHOOL

(t) 011 476 1544 (e) info@northcliffhigh.co.za

Northcliff takes 1st place at the A, B and C League Interhigh Galas!

We are immensely proud of our students who worked and trained hard for the gala. A special thank you as well to staff and parents who have also all worked hard and their tireless contribution to these events.

A League Results: • 1st Place: Northcliff with 794 points • 2nd Place: St Peters with 635 points • 3rd Place: Trinityhouse with 585 points • 4th Place: Crawford with 563 points • 5th Place: Helpmekaar with 549 points Along with a 1st place win in the gala, Northcliff’ took 1st place for team spirit.

B League Results: • 1st Place: Northcliff with 620 points • 2nd Place: Bryanston with 541 points • 3rd Place: Saheti with 481 points • 4th Place: Hyde Park with 387 points C League Results: • 1st Place: Northcliff with 241 points

• 2nd Place: Bishop Bavin with 205 points • 3rd Place: Cedarwood with 145 points • 4th Place: Summit with 130 points • 5th Place: Queens with 114 points • 6th Place: Florida Park with 90 points

A League team with trophy 1st place.

A League - 1st place for spirit and dance.

A League Team.

FOURWAYS HIGH SCHOOL (t) 011 465 1104/07 (e) fourways@4ways.co.za A natural cricketing talent!

Back to back centuries in the St Peters Old Pets Tournament.

Against De La Salle, he scored 108 and was forced to retire hurt when he popped his right knee out of the socket hitting a six to long on.

In his next innings he smashed 105 vs the St Benedicts XI. Congratulations Brendan Maidment.

Spirit Team

Tennis The Inaugural Fourways Grass Open.

The cream of Fourways tennis in action.

LAERSKOOL LOUW GELDENHUYS (t) 011 782 5442 (e) pos@llg.co.za Baie geluk aan ons leerders wat ons by die Gauteng Atletiekbyeenkoms verteenwoordig het.

Anja Kruger

Jacques Louw

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Denike Makell

Lane van der Elst

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Eduard Buskes

Francois Steyn

Nico Liebenberg

Hanru van Aswegen

Marisan Grove

Henre Viljoen

Zaki Winter

SCHOOL RUGBY FIXTURES 2018

HOËRSKOOL RANDBURG Datum

Wedstryde

10 Maart 17 Maart 24 Maart 29, 31 Maart; 2 April 14 April

PUK-reeks, Zwartkop (Tuis) PUK-reeks, Driehoek (Weg) PUK-reeks, Middellburg (Weg) Jeppe 0.16 Toernooi by Jeppe PUK-reeks, kwarteindrondte by Middelburg PUK-reeks, Semi-Finaal by Driehoek PUK Finaal by NWU Linden (Tuis) Bastion (Weg) Dinamika (Weg) Alberton (Tuis) Leeus: Semi-finaal Leeus: Finaal Virseker trofee uitspele Virseker trofee kwarteindrondte Virseker semi-finaal Virseker finaal

21 April 5 Mei 12 Mei 19 Mei 26 Mei 2 Junie 9 Junie 21 Julie 28 Julie 4 Augustus 11 Augustus 18 Augustus

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Despite losing a few young talented rugby players to the larger rugby schools, Randburg head coach, Francois Vosloo, remains positive that the 2018 season will be a memorable one. Randburg won two of the four tournaments they participated in 2017.

Vosloo’s philosophy: “ Be the best YOU that you can be. Do your best and God will do the rest”. His charges will be hoping to use the achievements of the class of 2017 as an inspiration.

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CRAIGHALL PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 011 788 7223/4 (e) gazette@craighallprimary.co.za Craighall crochet fun!

Craighall kids get the ball rolling. The Grade 4-7 pupils all had a lesson on how to crochet during Friday’s assembly. The enthusiasm and spirit around this project has been amazing and shows the true spirit of our school.

The Grade 1- 3 pupils will be starting this week. Squares 18cm x 18cm are being crocheted to make blankets for the needy. Our kids will give way more than 67 minutes and we look forward to thousands of squares. We invite the entire community to please participate. Please drop off your squares at reception. Our motto: Craighall Cares!

LAERSKOOL FONTAINEBLEAU (t) 011 791 6160/1 (e) skool@fontainebleau.co.za Tennis Sentraal-Gauteng Ons seuns en dogters het aan die SentraalGauteng rondomtalie deelgeneem.

Baie geluk met jul pragtige spel en ambassadeurskap.

Dian Naudé is gekies om SentraalGauteng se 0.13 A-span te verteenwoordig by die Interprovinsiale toernooi wat vanaf 27 April tot 1 Mei 2018 in Bloemfontein gehou gaan word. Hierdie is ‘n wonderlike prestasie omrede slegs 6 seuns genooi word om vir die provinsiale span te speel. Alle deelnemers word in aanmerking geneem vir seleksie vir die SALaerskole span wat later vanjaar oorsee gaan speel.

Swem

Atletiek Baie geluk aan die 11 atlete wat aan die Gauteng Atletiekkampioenskappe, 2 en 3 Maart te Ruimsig, deelgeneem en hul beste gegee het: RJ Barnard (3 items), Elaine Wijnbeek, Ayden Davel, Willie Lindeque (2 items), Mignon la Grange (3 items), Carla v Westing, Chané Vermeulen, Melissa Colin, Carla v Jaarsveld (2 items), Shani J v Rensburg en Anton v Tonder.

Mignon le Grange en Willie Lindeque het tydens die Gauteng Atletiekkampioenskappe gekwalifiseer om van 15 – 17 Maart aan die SAKampioenskappe in die Paarl deel te neem.

Baie geluk met hierdie wonderlike prestasie! Laerskool Fontainebleau is trots op julle!

Mignon La Grange

Willie Lindeque

Ons is super trots op ons swemspanne met hul puik prestasies. Die B-span eindig 5de uit 21 skole. Die A-span eindig 1ste uit 20 skole! Albei spanne neem deel aan die Interskole gala op 9 Maart. Baie geluk!

26 Jan: • A span = 1ste

2 Feb: • A span = 1ste • B span = 1ste 9 Feb: • A span = 1ste 16 Feb: • A span = 1ste • B span = 2de 23 Feb: • A span = 1ste

A-Span Swem

KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL (t) 011 551 5800 (e) www.kes.co.za Cricket KES cricketers crowned Lions Coca-Cola T20 Schools Challenge Champions.

KES Tennis Players selected to Gauteng Teams The following King Edward VII School tennis players have been selected to represent Gauteng Central Tennis at the SA High Schools tournaments in Pretoria from 27 April to 1 May 2018.

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Boys U19A • Kevin Dlamini Boys U15A • Wian Roothman, • Rynhard Roothman

RANDPARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

(t) 011 793 7434 (e) info@randparkprimary.co.za

Prefect Perfect!

Thirty-five excited prefects arrived at school on Friday, 23 February, dressed for action! After an hour and a half drive through lush, green country side and a very busy Pretoria, we arrived at Camp Discovery. We were warmly greeted by the camp staff as well as our facilitators, Dylan and Lesego.

In no time everyone was shown to their accommodation for the weekend.

Activities started almost immediately, indoors unfortunately, as a light drizzle had set in- but nothing could damper the fun and enthusiasm! After the many fun, problem solving activities the weather cleared for a spell and everyone headed for the beautiful, sparkling pool to swim and play a bit of water polo if you were still feeling energetic. The day ended with an interesting game drive where we saw lots of game and Lesego and Dylan filled us in on all the animals on the 270 hectare piece of land.

Supper was followed by a night hike and a very welcome bed by 10.30pm.

Saturday was another busy day filled with some more activities and less rain. Most of the obstacles and activities are situated in the bushveld with many curious game as spectators. Lunch was followed by the dreaded Obstacle Course where the children swim and crawl through the various water obstacles. For once the rain had been welcome as the water was fresher and cleaner than the usual green, stagnant water that is found there. The finale swing from a platform into the pond is the highlight and Dylan was there to ensure everyone survived the ordeal.

Dinner was followed by the “Prefects got Talent” show. We were given gorgeous hand-made invites and escorted to the hall where the teachers had a “Judges” table with a table cloth and decorations. I have to admit that the Prefects of 2018 do have talent and we had a fabulous evening. Final activity for the evening was “stalk the lantern” in the bush. The teachers decided to add to the excitement and made a few water bombs out of the medical gloves and bombarded the unsuspecting children. After all the excitement it was bedtime for all.

Sunday after breakfast we packed and got ready to say fond farewells to Dylan and Lesego.

They had certainly made the camp a memorable experience with their guidance and enthusiasm.

A huge THANK YOU to the parents that helped transport our children to and from camp and to Mr Pienaar for footing the bill! The Prefects for their outstanding behaviour- you made Randpark proud.

Last but not least thank you to Miss Paley and Mr Niehaus for giving up their weekend to assist me with the camp.

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K.E.P.S. Water Polo Tournament K.E.P.S. hosted another successful Water Polo Tournament from 9-11 March 2018.

Ten teams took part and great sportsmanship was shown throughout the weekend.

Congratulations to St David’s who beat St John’s in a tightly contested final. K.E.P.S. came third.

K.E.P.S. 1st Team Water Polo.

CANSA Shavathon K.E.P.S. hosted the CANSA Shavathon on 2 March 2018. Boys, staff and parents sprayed and shaved their hair raising over R28,000.00 for a very worthy cause.

Thank you for the amazing support.

HOËRSKOOL RANDBURG (t) 011 782 6226 (e) sport@hsrandburg.co.za

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