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JANUARY 2015

PORT ELIZABETH

LAERSKOOL & HOËRSKOOL

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NEWS

PRIMARY & HIGH SCHOOLS

AWSUM News is distributed to the following schools: PORT ELIZABETH: Primary schools: Laerskool Moregrove, Laerskool Kabega, Lorraine Primary, Willow Academy, Summerwood Primary, Laerskool Verkenner, Westering Primary, Herbert Hurb, Walmer West & Mount Pleasant. High Schools: Hoërskool DF Malherbe, Hoërskool Framesby, Grey Senior, Victoria Park High, Pearson High, Hoërskool Cillie, Willow Academy, Hoërskool Andrew Rabie & Linkside High.

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FROM OUR SIDE

WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR IN THIS ISSUE: • Annie movie competition, where you could win an AWSUM movie hamper. • Helping out in 2015. • Apps that are good for you. • Family entertainment. We hope you’re as excited as we are about the possibilities the new year holds. We’re very happy that we get to be there for you every step of the way. Until next time! Tenille and the AWSUM team.

We have Annie movie merchandise hampers (each consisting of an Annie lunchbox, pen and T-shirt) to give away to SEVEN lucky AWSUM readers. To enter simply send us an email with your name, age, contact details and postal address,

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Win movie merchandise hampers. Shool of the month . Helping out in 2015. Free lunchbox printables. Entertainment. Techolutions for your family.

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With our new redesign, editorial and school content will now be found on the same pages (with the former at the top and the latter at the bottom). We are also introducing a classifieds section where you can advertise your products and services. Do you give music lessons or work as a personal trainer? Perhaps you’re looking for someone to join your lift club or buy your car. Our classifieds are for you, and they’re a steal at R150 per month. In another move to promote our community involvement, we’re proud to introduce our AWSUM notice board. Here your school or organisation can list social events, markets, concerts and anything our readers need to know about. You will also be able to put up a poster or sponsor the board. If this sounds like your kind of

advertising platform, please give our sales consultants a call, or send an email to info@tiemedia.co.za. At AWSUM we love our schools, which is why we’ve created the AWSUM School of the Month award. For more information on how this prestigious title as well as a full page’s worth of bragging space can be yours, have a look at the criteria in the section below.

I trust that you have had a wonderful break, and that everyone in your family is ready for what promises to be a great year. We’ve filled our first 2015 edition of AWSUM with many new gems, just for you.

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WELCOME BACK!

SCHOOL NEWS 3 Laerskool Moregrove 5 Westering Primary 6 Laerskool Kabega 6 Laerskool Verkenner 7 Lorraine Primary 7 Summerwood Primary 8 Herbert Hurd Primary 8 Theodor Herzl School 9 Mount Pleasant 9 Walmer West Primary 10 Linkside High 10 Hoërskool DF Malherbe 11 Grey Senior 11 Hoërskool Cillié 11 Hoërskool Andrew Rabie 12 Hoërskool Framesby 12 Pearson High

“You can teach a student a lesson for a day; but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning process as long as he lives.” Clay P. Bedford telling us what you are going to do to help friends like Annie and Sandy. Send your email to tenille@tiemedia.co.za and mark the subject line “Help with Annie”. Entries close Friday 13 February 2015.

ANNIE AND SANDY WILL BE COMING TO A CINEMA NEAR YOU ON 30 JANUARY 2015

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YOUR SCHOOL’S NAME COULD BE HERE!

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ARE YOU OUR NEXT AWSUM SCHOOL OF THE MONTH? This award is our way of recognising the excellent work done by the schools on our board and their teachers and marketers. Every month, we will be selecting one school that has not only gone the extra mile to promote and distribute AWSUM News, but has also consistently been sending its monthly news on time. The chosen school will be awarded one full page of bragging space in AWSUM to the value of R17 490. HOW TO QUALIFY: The School of the Month will be selected using a points system. • Is AWSUM being distributed to your learners via the classroom? • Are parents told to look out for AWSUM News via the school communicator? newsletters? email? Facebook? other communications (please specify)? • Has your school liked AWSUM News on Facebook? • Are we a tab on your school website? • Is your school news always submitted on time? • Have you been informing us about upcoming school events to see how we can be of assistance?

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HELP OUT

THE SUN WILL COME OUT TOMORROW!

e’ve all only recently recovered from a very busy festive season where some of us folks probably gave to the needy, hungry or homeless. However, it is important to remember that those who suffer don’t only need our help over the festive season, but throughout the year. Start 2015 the right way and lend a hand (or paw) to help the SOS Children’s villages or NSPCA! We’ve been inspired by the classic movie remake of Annie (to be released nationally in theatres on 30 January 2015). Annie is a young, happy foster kid who is also tough enough to make her way on the streets of New York. She never goes anywhere without her trusty sidekick, her beloved dog Sandy. This summer kids like Annie and animals like Sandy need your help.

Win one of 7 Annie movie merchandise hampers!

The SOS Children’s Villages Association of South Africa work for children who are orphaned or abandoned or whose families are unable to care for them. They give these children the opportunity to build lasting relationships within

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a family. With villages in Ennerdale, Mamelodi, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Pietermaritzburg, Mthatha, Nelspruit and Rustenburg, these guys need our help. Please visit their website to see how you can aid a child in need. For more information on the SOS Children’s Villages Association of South Africa please visit http:// sosvillages.org.za. Similarly, the National Council of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCA) takes animal welfare very seriously and its staff is committed to ensuring that animal owners recognise their responsibility to all animals in their possession. The NSPCA relies on help from their communities. There are 89 individual NSPCA’s throughout South Africa who rescue, take in and care for homeless, abandoned and neglected animals every day. You can help by donating pet food, blankets or toys and by joining the #LendAPaw campaign. You’ll find more details at www.annie-movie. co.za. For more information on the NSPCA please visit www.nspca. co.za.

LAERSKOOL MOREGROVE (t) 0413652101 (e) moregrove@telkomsa.net

2015 MOREGROVE GRADE 1 PUPILS EXCITING YEAR AHEAD OUR FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL.

THE INFLUENCE OF A GOOD TEACHER CAN NEVER BE ERASED.

MAY ALL OUR LEARNERS, PARENTS AND STAFF AT MOREGROVE HAVE A BLESSED 2015

FOOD

Baby Spinach and Strawberry Salad

Fitness apps to get you on track

Compiled by Jenny Morris

Losing weight after the holidays always proves a huge challenge for most of us. Use these fitness apps to help shed the holiday flab and stick to your weight-loss goals …

SERVES 4

YOU’LL NEED • 100 g baby spinach washed and drained • 100 g strawberries trimmed and quartered • ½ cucumber peeled deseeded and sliced • 1 tbsp poppy seeds • Salt and pepper to taste • Half a cup alfalfa sprouts rinsed

TRACK RUNNER The Track Runner app is packed with run-centric features and is completely free.

Strawberries are a spring gem that bear the promise of bountiful summer fruits that will soon be available. Their keen fruitiness makes them a flavorsome salad ingredient too. What’s more they can be blended with the tiniest seasoning to make an instant and vibrantly colourful dressing. I like to select the firmest strawberries in the punnet for the salad and then use any riper strawberries to go into the blender. Strawberries love black pepper so be generous with the grinder in your hand. in a bowl. Blend dressing till smooth, drizzle over the salad, garnish with alfalfa sprouts.

BING HEALTH AND FITNESS Set your daily calorie goal, record what you eat and get nutritional information for over 300 000 foods. ADIDAS MICOACH TRAIN & RUN Turn your phone into a personal coach!

ACTIVE FITNESS Great for running, cycling, hiking, and hundreds of other activities. GYM POCKET GUIDE Gym Pocket Guide is your own personal workout encyclopedia in your pocket. BODBOT A personal trainer, nutritionist and coach, all in one.

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DRESSING • 100 g strawberries trimmed • 5 ml olive oil • 5 ml rice vinegar • Pinch of mustard powder • Salt and pepper to taste Combine all the ingredients except the alfalfa sprouts

ENTERTAINMENT

TOP 10 SONG DOWNLOADS

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Shake It Off Taylor Swift

Love Me Like You Do Ellie Goulding

Lips Are Movin Meghan Trainor

Centuries Fall Out Boy

Blank Space Taylor Swift

Take Me to Church Hozier

ARE YOU HERE (13 LND) Release date: 13 Feb Cast: Owen Wilson, Zach Galifianakis, Amy Poehler

Sugar Maroon 5

THE WEDDING RINGER (16 LVS) Release date: 6 Feb Cast: Kevin Hart, Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, Alan Ritchson, Olivia Thirlby

THE INTERVIEW (TBA) Release date: 6 Feb Cast: James Franco, Seth Rogen, Randall Park

FourFiveSeconds Rihanna and Kanye West and Paul McCartney

TRACERS (13 LVS) Release date: 30 Jan Cast: Taylor Lautner, Marie Avgeropoulos

Thinking Out Loud Ed Sheeran

Uptown Funk Mark Ronson

ON THE BIG SCREEN

TECHNOLOGY

NEW YEAR’S TECHOLUTIONS FOR ALL FAMILIES IN 2015 By now most of us have already given up on our New Year’s resolutions, and still not went to the gym or sorted out the closet in the passage. How about a doover, a second chance – no, a challenge? To take up one or more of these New Year’s resolutions which are designed to be easy, fun, totally doable, and familystrengthening.

hether you’re tech savvy or a bit more on the primitive side, your family will undoubtedly face media and technology issues in 2015 as they become more ubiquitous, affordable, and essential to daily life. Best be prepared. 1. FOCUS ON CONTENT QUALITY, NOT SCREEN-TIME QUANTITY. This year, focus on becoming actively engaged in your kids’ media. Help them make quality, age-appropriate choices, play or watch together when you can, and talk about any issues that come up. Some days they may spend a little more time on the computer learning to code, but the next day they may end up making crafts

all day. It balances out. 2. PLAY A GAME WITH YOUR KID. Maybe you love video games, maybe you’d rather do just about anything else. The point is, kids love games. There’s a certain kind of bond that develops when families compete – plus, it’s fun. Playing games with your kids also imparts important skills, such as taking turns, winning graciously, losing gracefully, and practicing good sportsmanship. Look for video games the entire family can enjoy. 3. LEARN SOMETHING ONLINE. Make this the year you finally learn to crochet, play guitar, or master a foreign language – whatever you’ve longed

to do. With so many opportunities for online learning, from casual how-to’s to formal lessons, there’s no excuse not to. Your kids will see you work toward a goal, manage your time, be patient with yourself, and discover you’re not perfect at everything. Bonus points for taking a class with your kid! 4. EMBRACE THE NEXT NEW THING. At some point this year, a killer app, viral video, or hot new show will take your kids by storm. Keep an open mind and explore this new thing along with them. You’ll learn more about what your kids are doing, how they can safely use new tools, and how to guide them through a changing landscape. Ask: What’s your favourite new app, game, or website? What do you like about it? How can you make sure you’re using it responsibly, respectfully, and safely? 5. GO INDIE. Expand your family’s entertainment horizons with independently produced movies, TV shows, apps, and video games. Stepping away from mainstream offerings exposes your kids to cultural differences, non-stereotypical characters, creative storytelling, and thoughtprovoking ideas. 6. STOP TEXTING AND DRIVING. Nobody wants to admit it, but the accident statistics tell the real story: We are still texting and driving. Not only is it dangerous, it also sends a bad message to your kids when you ignore the law. Consider an app that temporarily disables the phone when you’re driving (and install one on your kid’s phone, too).

WESTERING PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 041 360 7818 (e) admin@westering.co.za

GRADE 1s

Getting off to a good start!

OFFERING SUPPORT IN THEIR HOUSE COLOURS

Grade 1s working hard!

BIG SMILES FOR DONKIN HOUSE

Showing off their Maths skills.

GRADE 3s

Getting to know each other.

Diligence

LAERSKOOL KABEGA (t) 041 360 2581 (e) kabegaps@mweb.co.za

CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT ENDED OFF 2014 KABEGA PRIMARY FAMILY

50TH ANNIVERSARY

The Kabega leadership team with the time capsule filled with 50th anniversary mementos. It will be opened in 25 years’ time in 2039.

CLEANING

Desks were cleaned in anticipation of 2015.

FIRST DAY

Our Grade 1s of 2015 arrived and pictures of their first day were taken.

Mrs Olivier’s new Grade 1s show their excitement at becoming part of the Kabega Primary family.

WELCOME TO GRADE 1

Mr Patrick Sharp, principal of Kabega Primary, with Tyler Breda, a new Grade 1 learner, and his family.

STATIONARY DRIVE

We contributed towards the Junior City Council’s Stationary Drive.

LAERSKOOL VERKENNER (t) 041 360 1200 (e) grikib@telkomsa.net

EERSTE SKOOLDAG

Die eerste dag van die nuwe skooljaar het aangebreek en by Verkenner is die maatjies baie opgewonde hieroor! Ons wil spesiaal vir juffrou Grigor dankie sê vir die mooi foto’s van ons graad 1-maats!

Blake Visser is reg vir die groot uitdaging!

Ashlee Steyn is ook hard aan die werk!

Ruan Grigor begin sommer dadelik inkleur!

Marli Buchner weet hier lê nog baie werk voor. Die graad R-maats speel lekker saam in die sandput.

Die hele klas wil dadelik begin skryf en somme doen.

Speel bly maar lekker!!

Die maatjies maak ’n blink spinnerak!

Ons eerste verjaarsdagmaatjie in skooltyd!!

LORRAINE PRIMARY (t) 041 367 1115 (e) info@lorraineschool.co.za

GRAAD 1

Mnr. Harmse, Laerskool Lorraine se skoolhoof, gebruik al sy sjarme om die eerste-skooldag-ys te breek vir ’n groepie graad 1’s.

“... En gee ons ons daaglikse brood ...” ’n Groepie graad 1’s raak vir ’n oomblikkie stil te midde van hul besige eerste skooldag.

“Man, I am straight into the deep end here!” A number of Grade 1 learners concentrate hard at the start of their school career.

“Oh, let me show you which one is the green crayon!” Grade 1s planning their colouring in strategy on their first school day.

SUMMERWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 012 345 6787 (e) info@summerwoodpe.co.za

EERSTE SKOOLDAG

SUMMERWOOD STAFF

There is such power in synergy. Our great school relies on the diligent children, the caring parents and the professional staff to ensure that our benchmark of annual achievements in excellence is challenged each year. They all help Summerwood to reflect on the integrity of our contributions to academics, those

in need in the community, our sport and cultural efforts while keeping the focus on the individual child. Mr William Foaden - principal New staff members are: Mr Jeremy Pettit - head of sport Ms Charissa Jansen - Grade 5E3 class teacher

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HERBERT HURD (t) 041 364 1051 (e) hhurdps@global.co.za

BE JUST - FEAR NOT

WE ARE FINALLY IN BIG SCHOOL!

New Grade 1s during their first day at Herbert Hurd Primary School. The smiles far outweighed the tears.

THEODOR HERZL (t) 041 581 4244 (e) marketing@theodorherzl.co.za

GRADE 1 TO MATRIC

Ten of the matriculating class started Theodor Herzl together in grade 1 and collectively these friends achieved an impressive 38 level 7 results.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK

They’ll be the matric class of 2019! These grade 8s were a little awestruck but thrilled to be starting their High School career at last.

Erin Harrington, Nina Epler-Brandenburg, Kate Palframan, Sibo Beja and Abu Bakar Ebrahim.

Pictured back, from left, are Seth Bulkin, Daniel Fourie, Marcus Mienie and Joshua Smith. In front, from left, Sivashani Pather, Emma Sweet, Donna Herr, THS Grade 1 teacher Mrs Chantal Klackers (for whom this class was also her first as a teacher at Theodor Herzl), Gemma Meyers, Christi Nortier (also head prefect of 2014) and Jemina Mentz.

GRADE 1

Joshua Parkin, 6 (left), in grade 1, shared the excitement of his first day of big school with his big brother, Alex, 7, who joined Theodor’s grade 3 class this year. Theodor Herzl has embarked on a path of slow, steady growth in 2015, initially doubling the capacity of its grade 1 intake with an additional class in order to meet community demand for its quality of holistic education.

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Sophie von Ruben and Sihle Lekhelebana.

Joshua Malkinson, Piko Nokwe, Buhle Goba, Daniel Barreto, Mr Peter Lynch and (in front) Tammy van Greunen.

MATRIC 2014: THAT OLD THEODORIAN MAGIC Theodor Herzl School proudly congratulate its newest ‘Old Theodorians’ on their outstanding final matriculation results, with this awesome class putting the school in 2ND PLACE out of all schools in the Port Elizabeth district, in the National Senior Certificate Results Analysis. • Almost half of all subjects written by Theodor Herzl matrics achieved a class average of between 80% and 97%. • An impressive eleven (35,5%) of the class of 31 matrics of 2014 achieved a final average of 80% (level 7) or higher.

• All passed with bachelor degree admission to university. • Theodor’s top achiever for 2014 is Annalie Lahoud, followed by Wiebke Langner, both of whom achieved a full house of seven level 7 (80%+) results. • Theodor is the only school in Port Elizabeth to consistently achieve a 100% pass rate – now unbroken for 38 years! Theodor Herzl High salutes Nasruddin Islamic School, who was placed first in the PE district’s results. Congratulations to all of our Friendly City’s 2014 matric achievers!

MOUNT PLEASANT (t) 041 - 3672973 (e) skoolhoof@mountie.co.za

EERSTE DAG IN GRAAD R EN GRAAD 1

Welcome message from the principal A warm welcome to all our new learners and parents, as well as all the familiar faces. 2015 promises to be a busy and eventful, but exciting year for the Mounties. We are looking forward to a year of hard work, challenges, opportunities, experiences and prosperity. Make the most of it and enjoy it! Alan Chandler

Kyk net hoe mooi glimlag die klomp leerders vir hulle eerste dag in graad 1 en soet sit hulle op die mat met hulle skooltasse.

Welkom aan al ons nuwe Mounties by graad R. Ons weet dit gaan sommer ’n lekker jaar vir hulle wees.

NEW ADDITION TO THE MOUNT PLEASANT FAMILY

We would like to welcome our new Grade 3E teacher, Mrs Welgemoed. We know that she is going to be a great addition to our team.

WALMER WEST (t) 041 367 1734 (e) walmerwestps@absamail.co.za

NATIONAL HUGGING DAY – 21 JANUARY 2015

OUR NEW TEACHERS

Mam Bianca Grobler is our new Grade R teacher.

OUR NEW GRADE 1s

FAREWELL

It is hard to say goodbye to a colleague who has been less of a co-worker and more of a friend. We will miss you and we are sad that the joyride of working with you has to come to an end - Mam Derosa.

Our new Grade 4 teacher: Wessel Claassen.

LEADERSHIP CAMP

Prefects getting ready for their Leadership camp.

WALMER WEST PRIMARY THANKS MARCEL’S

On behalf of the Foundation Phase of Walmer West Primary School we want to thank Marcel’s for our frozen yogurts. The learners and teachers enjoyed it.

LINKSIDE HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 373 7948 (e) linksideheadmaster@gmail.com

LINKSIDE TAKES THE GREAT KINDNESS CHALLENGE Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape – Linkside encourages community members and businesses to come together and participate in The Great Kindness Challenge, January 26-30, 2015. The Great Kindness Challenge is a positive, proactive bullying prevention initiative, reaching millions of students during the last full week of January every year.

To the best of our knowledge, Linkside is the first school in Port Elizabeth (and maybe even South Africa) to take part in the Great Kindness Challenge. We challenge other schools in Port Elizabeth to take up the challenge next year and help spread kindness throughout the city.

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HOËRSKOOL DF MALHERBE (t) 041 581 3145 (e) dfm@telkomsa.net

GRAAD 8

Welcome to all of our Grade 8 learners! Maak van 2015 die beste jaar nog!

2014 MATRIEK

Baie geluk aan die matrieks wat met ’n A-gemiddelde geslaag het in 2014!

Judi van Eeden, Dannika Didloff, Klara Lategan en Schalk Kotze. Aagter staan die skoolhoof, mnr. Arno van Wyk.

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GREY SENIOR (t) 041 374 3300 (e) info@greyhighschool.com

2015 HEAD PREFECT

Congratulations to the newly elected prefects for 2015! Our Head Prefect for 2015 is Michael de Marco and the Deputy Head Prefect is Jason Evezard. Congratulations!

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HOËRSKOOL CILLIÉ (t) 041 451 4837 (e) hsc@absamail.co.za

Baie Geluk aan die Matrieks van 2014 Die 2014-matriekklas het pragtig presteer in hul eindeksamen met ’n slaagpersentasie van 96%. Baie geluk aan ons twee A-gemiddeld kandidate. Abarsha Fourie met ses onderskeidings en Monique Herbst met vier onderskeidings. Hoërskool Cillié is voorwaar baie trots op julle, sowel as al die ander matrieks wat so pragtig presteer het.

KIRKWOOD ATLETIEKKLINIEK

Twee onderwysers het vir W. Scholtz en J. Hoogh na die Kirkwood atletiekkliniek geneem, gehou deur NMMU, op 14 - 16 Januarie. Hulle het praktiese opleiding gekry vir die spesifieke item waarvoor hulle ingeskryf het deur ervare afrigters. Hulle het oorgeslaap by die skool se hostel waar talle ander skole van ander provinsies ook oorgeslaap het. Die leerders was pootuit na hierdie drie dae van baie warm toestande en oefeninge. Dit was ‘n goeie voorbereiding vir die atletiekseisoen wat voorlê. W. Scholtz het gesê: “Neh , Kirkwood se chow is tops, neh, ‘n man eet soos ‘n lanie hier!”

MNR. STOFFBERG Hoërskool Cillié sien uit na ‘n baie positiewe jaar waarin daar baie aktiwiteite op die sport-en kultuurfront gaan plaasvind. Welkom aan al die nuwe leerders en onderwysers by ons skool. Ons vertrou dat hulle gou by die Cillié-familie gaan inskakel. Op die akademieterrein lê groot uitdagings voor, om op die pragtige uitslae van 2014 te verbeter.

HOËRSKOOL ANDREW RABIE (t) 041-374 5604 (e) admin@andrewrabie.co.za

NUWE GRAAD 8s

Erizani Senekal, Kaidee Jordaan, Kayla Zeelie en Wilma Witbooi is deel van die nuwe groep Raba Baba Villains (nuwe graad 8’s ) van Hoërskool Andrew Rabie.

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Die nuwe gr. 8’s wag gedienstig en gedwee op die nuwe fase as hoërskoolleerders.

Hannelize Meyer, Bronwyn Henning, Hermia Hermanus en Adriaan Rossouw oefen die ene konsentrasie aan hulle nuwe danspassies.

HOËRSKOOL FRAMESBY (t) 041 360 1257 (e) bemarking@framesby.co.za

TENNIS

Jandre Lessing is gekies vir die OP-o/17 - span

wat eersdaags in George speel teen WP, Boland en SWD. Hy het ook in Desember en Januarie gespeel in 4 Key Health-toernooie en baie goed gevaar. In die WP- en Boland-toernooie het daar ongeveer 80 van die top-junior spelers in die land in sy ouderdomsgroep gespeel. UITSLAE Grens (Oos-Londen) 4de WP (Kaapstad) 5de OP (PE) 5de Boland (Stellenbosch) 9de

Opperman van Cradock in die finaal gewen, 6-3 en 6-3. Wilanie en Reze het ook die Vroue-dubbels gewen en Wilanie en Jandre van Uitenhage die Gemengde dubbels. Wilanie en Jandre het ook in die OP Keyhealth,10 – 14 Januarie die Gemeng ope gewen terwyl Wilanie en Reze in die Vroue-dubbels in die finaal moes onttrek omdat Reze beseer was. Jandre het in Oos-Londen in die o/16-seunspan gespeel en 4de geëindig. Jandre het 2 skitterende oorwinnings in die toernooi behaal en sy 2 groot vyande van Despatch, Morne Lerm en Heinrich Willemse, verslaan in skoon stelle.

Wilanie van Zyl en Jandre is vir die OP-o/17Interprospan gekies wat middel Februarie teen WP, Boland en SWD in George speel. Wilanie is no. 1 in die o/17-meisiespan terwyl Jandre no. 3 in die o/17seunspan is (al is hy nog o/16) . Hulle het ook aan die Border Keyhealth-tennistoernooi in Oos-Londen deelgeneem van 14 – 18 Januarie 2015. Wilanie het in die Vroue Ope-afdeling gespeel. Sy het Reze

ORIENTERING 2015

PEARSON HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 583 2111 (e) phs@pearsonhs.ecape.school.za

Girls’ 1st team will be travelling to Zimbabwe with these 4 players as assistant coach to the boys’ team. This is a great achievement as there is no other representation of players from any other school in the Province. After Reddam House in Cape Town, Pearson has the most players elected to represent their country. We wish them all the luck for this weekend’s tournament in Harare!

MATCH 1 VS QUEENS COLLEGE (DECELERATION FORMAT) Queens College 115/10 Wade van Zyl 3/25 in 11 overs Kyle Jacobs 3/38 in 14 overs Pearson 118/4 Kyle Jacobs 48 not out Siviwe Ngalo 32 Pearson wins by 6 wickets. Day 2: vs Treverton College 50 Over Match Pearson 405/5 Kyle Jacobs 183 not out Jarod Froneman 66 Daniel Doyle 60 Rodwill Baatjies 50

U17 camp was held where they selected players to represent South Africa at the 1st CANA Zone IV Tournament which is being held in Harare, Zimbabwe at the end of the month. Four Pearsonites have been chosen to represent South Africa at this tournament: 3 girls and 1 boy will be competing. They are Wade Ackermann for the boys’ team and 3 girls’ Hannah Werth, Jana de Jager and Ashleigh Vaughan, who are all currently in the Pearson 1st team. Coach Luke Manthe of the Pearson

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Pearson wins by 306 runs! Day 3: vs Pinelands 20 Over Match Pinelands 91/6 (20 overs) Kyle Jacobs 1/11 (4) Keeran Forbes 1/11 (4)

Pearson 98/2 (12,4 overs) Kyle Jacobs 32 from 42 balls Mark Zonneveld 50 from 18 balls Pearson wins by 6 wickets!

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Treverton 99/10 Kyle Jacobs 5/16

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During the December holidays while most learners were on holiday, 24 girls and 12 boys from Pearson High School competed in the annual Interprovincial Tournament held in Johannesburg. At completion of the tournament the SA U18 School teams was announced and Pearson High had two players in both the boys and girls team. Matthew Petzer, now matriculated, was elected for the boys’ side and Grade 11 pupil, Kelsey Vaughan, was chosen for the girls’ side. At the end of the tournament, an SA

1ST XI CRICKET TEAM-UNION FESTIVAL 2015

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ANNUAL INTERPROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT