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AWSUM Celebrity Interview V You released the album ‘Sing vir Liefde’ earlier this year and signalled a new direction with this album. What is different about your music on this album?

A I wrote the majority of songs on this album mysefl. I could write what I had on the heart. Every album is about your life and in which place in your life you are at that stage.

V You are the sister of the equally well-known and popular Bobby van Jaarsveld and performed with him on stage as guitar player and on background vocals. You also did a duet with him on his first album. What made you decide to go solo? Do you still perform together these days?

K arlien van Jaarsveld

Double SAMA-winner, television star and actress Karlien van Jaarsveld had a meteoric rise in the Afrikaans entertainment industry.

AWSUM News chatted to her about her career, her children, and her dreams for the future.

A It is a road that God chose, and not me. We do not often perform together, but when we do, we enjoy it.

V Tell us about your childhood and where you grew up and went to school.

A I remember that as children my brother and I always made the family sit down to watch us perform shows. It must be there where the music bug bit me. We moved around quite a bit, so I was in a number of schools, with most of my growing-up years spent in Brits and Witbank.

V Your rise in the music industry was fast and successful. In 2011 you won the Best Newcomer award in the Tempo Awards. You were also awarded two SAMAs for Best Pop Album (Afrikaans) in 2014 (‘Uitklophou’) and 2016 (‘My Hartjie’). Tell us a bit more about these two albums and their success stories.

A In my wildest dreams I would never have expected this. I always had a really good support team. What also helped a lot, is that people believed in me.

V Your interests and talents are wide and varied. You have acted in films, performed on stage, and even won ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ Season 8. Which of these non-music things do you enjoy the most?

A I like being in film. You can sometimes play a character that is completely the opposite of yourself. I like a challenge. But one of the roles I enjoy the most these days, is to be a wife to my husband and a mother to my children.

V You are the mom of two twin boys, Daniël and Eliah, with another little one on the way. How did motherhood change your life? What is the best thing about being a mom? How do you balance your career, marriage and motherhood?

A It is one of the most amazing gifts that we as people can receive. Just to be with them every day and to see how they develop, is wonderful (but it happens too fast!). I am at home during the week and can spend time with them after school and during the evenings. They also regularly go on tour with me. Sometimes it feels as if I learn more from them than they from me.

A To spend time with my children and my husband.

V What is your advice for a first date?

V What was the highlight of your career so far? Why?

A Just be yourself.

A The opportunity to do ‘In jou skoene’, because it dealt with the things that really matter in life.

V Favourite pastime (when you get time)?

V What advice about love and life do you have for our high school learners?

A Remember to just be yourself – it can sometimes feel awkward to be yourself and it could take years before you realise that to be yourself would always have been the best thing.

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V What is your biggest dream at the moment? What would you still like to achieve professionally?

A I would like to start my own clothing range.

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One POT PAN TRAY!!!!

by Jenny Morris

Two very special people, so talented and so

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down to earth, fuelled by their passion for food, I don’t ever think that they will ever get tired of working with it, eating it and loving it. I’m sure that this is what inspired them to write this lovely book, which is perfect for busy people.

This sister-and-brother team know about ridiculous schedules, battling deadlines, and fighting the traffic to get home in time to put a delicious, healthy dinner on the table for their families. They are both parents and understand the luxury of time.

Mari-Louis Guy and Callie Maritz make cooking simpler with this book about making a whole meal in one pot, frying or roasting pan – saving on electricity, labour and dishes. Yummy and fuss-free recipes for beef, chicken, seafood, pork, sausage,

Win a copy of this yumscious cookbook. Send an email to info@tiemedia.co.za with ONE in the subject line.

bacon and ham, meatballs and meat-free dishes, with a starch and vegetables. This is the perfect cookbook to make your life easier.

Siblings as well as soulmates, Mari-Lous and Callie’s journey through food continues

Let’s Cook!!

daily in their kitchen studio in Cape Town

Mauritian Chicken

where they work with cameras and plays with food. Food stylists by trade, they work with all forms of media and advertising from stills to video and television, in addition to recipe and product development.

Mari-Louis is a judge on the very popular baking TV show Koekedoor on kykNET. Callie writes about any and all South African-made beer and spirits and appears on the food programme DIS on ViaTV.

Serves 4

INGREDIENTS • 1 Tbsp turmeric • 8 potions chicken, bone in • Salt and pepper • Olive oil • 2 medium onions chopped • 2 cloves of garlic chopped • 200g baby potatoes thinly sliced • 250 g mushrooms roughly chopped • 2 Tbsp tomato paste • 3 tomatoes quartered • 200g frozen peas • 1 cup dessert wine (Hanepoot) • 2 Tbsp corn flour • 65 ml water

METHOD

• Pre-Heat oven to 180 ºC. • Rub the turmeric over the chicken, season and then add the chicken, oil, onions, garlic and potatoes to a casserole dish.

• Bake for 20 minutes, add the mushrooms, tomato paste and tomatoes, bake for 4-5 minutes until fragrant.

• Add the peas and sweet wine, season to taste.

• Make a slurry with the corn flour and water, pour into the dish and stir through.

• Bake for a further 20 minutes.

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ALL THINGS FLUFFY, FLEEC Y AND

Neutrogena Correct & Perfect Complexion Scrub, R98.95 is a daily creamy scrub to keep skin clear and prevent breakouts; Garnier Skin Active Intensive 3 in 1 Charcoal Anti-Blackhead, R116.95 is a daily anti-bacterial wash and scrub plus a weekly mask and is perfect for oily spot-prone skin; Johnson & Johnson Clean & Clear Advantage Clear & Soothe Daily Scrub, R49.95, is tough on spots but gentle on sensitive skin and helps to unclog problem pores.

Don’t panic….

When you’ve scrubbed up nicely, and then to spite you, up pops a zit bang in the middle of your chin, blinking like a laser beam just reach for your African Extracts Rooibos Spot Treatment, R59.99. It’s loaded with soothing plant extracts and antiseptic Tea Tree Oil to help clean out pores and reduce redness. It’s small enough to stash in your purse for on-the-go fixes during exam stress acne flare-ups.

Rita Ora wears her funky floral onesie out and about dressing it up with chic sunnies and trendy sneakers.

Who else but Miley Cyrus does it all in one go, getting off a flight in her chill-out onesie and fuzzy unicorn slippers?

Your teens are a turning point in your life, full of promise, fun and future plans but it’s also a rough time for your skin as it can be prone to oiliness and acne due to hormonal changes, school stress and all the rest that comes with being a teenager.

Proper cleansing is top of the list as it removes dirt, oil and dulling dead cells that plug up your pores but take care not to over-wash or use harsh soaps as it will increase the breakouts and stimulate greasiness. A gentle but hard-working wash/scrub is what you need to help keep your skin fresh and clear and those pesky pimples under control.

Look for products that contain salicylic acid, healing herbs and charcoal to mop up all that excess oil and unclog blocked pores which lead to these blockbuster blackheads. Keep it simple--- use a scrub or wash daily, in the morning and before bed and a clearing mask once a week. No hard rubbing on your skin --- always treat it with care as it’s the only one you’ve got and it has to last a lifetime. Try these problem-skin goodies:

WHAT A HOTTIE!

From sofa to sidewalk --- Ed Westwick from the Gossip Girl series takes his daily walk around the block in a fleecy onesie teamed with flip-flops.

B SCRU UP

The ultimate way to keep your tootsies toasty is with a hottie --- either a bag or slippers that warm up in a microwave or a good old-fashioned hot water bottle. Here are three of the cutest you won’t be able to resist.

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Furry doggy microwave hot bag, R99.99, Checkers.

FASHION

What’s better than being warm and comfy, dressing up like an over-sized baby and being totally on fleek? Pepe Sofianos has fuzzy-wuzzy all wrapped up for you.

FUN

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Fluffy dog microwave hot slippers, R149, Dischem.

Hot water bottle with owl face cover, R69.99, Checkers.

I’M LOVING…

@ PEPE SAYS

The onesie is like a big Babygro — it’s a baggy romper suit that was originally designed as a thermal sleepsuit but has morphed into something so cosy, comfy and cute, it goes way beyond bed time. ……. giant foot-warmers for lolling in front of the TV or X Box. It’s a huge single slipper you put both feet in to keep them cosy while you concentrate on the screen. Totes awesome like this funky monkey face slipper, R149.99, Checkers Hyper.

ONE ON ONE

Onesies are everywhere, worn by guys as well as girls --- the ultimate zip-up playsuit that works for everyone. They’re even creeping into daywear with celebs wearing them for air travel, chilling out and to go shopping. I’m talking about the likes of big names like Brad Pitt and lady Ga Ga no less! Check out British boy band JLS here, who went on tour in their onesies.

This all-in-one fashion phenomenon has the world in its grip and it’s not letting go any time soon. So you might as well slip into your snuggly–wuggly onesie and enjoy it.

Navy fleecy onesie with badges, R169.95 and knitted slipper boots, R169.95, all Ackermans.

Black fleecy onesie with kitty face hood, R229, Pick ‘n Pay Clothing.

Sweetie fleecy onesie, R169.99; funky dragon slippers, R129.99, puppy bobble slippers, R79.99, all Mr Price.

SLIPPING UP

Funky fluffy oversized slippers are so rad now --- whether you can walk in them or not is not the point. It’s all about the fun factor and of course, your feet will never be frozen!

Fluffy kitty face super slippers, R225, Woolworths.

Zebra stripe fleecy onesie, R279 and grey slippers with fleecy trim, R170, all Woolworths.

Grey melange Game Over onesie, R169.99, Mr Price.

When it comes to slippers, the more OTT the better! Crazy parrot slippers, R159.99 and blue bear paw slippers, R139.99, all Checkers Hyper.

* All prices are correct at time of going to print. Merchandise from selected stores. Stocks may be limited.

HERBERT HURD PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 041 364 1051 (e) hhurdps@global.co.za BE JUST - FEAR NOT

A celebration of our Moms To celebrate Mothers Day, the Herbert Hurd moms were treated to a coffee and muffin morning at the school. While they enjoyed their refreshments, they were entertained by both the junior and the senior school choirs.

The Junior Choir conducted by Mrs J Simons.

Mrs J Pons conducting the Senior Choir.

Moms had the opportunity to visit their children in their classrooms.

LORRAINE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 041 367 1115 (e) info@lorraineschool.co.za Netball against Cradock Primary School

The U/13A Netball team with their coach, Mrs C Lokotsch. They are the winners of the Port Elizabeth Primary School Netball Challenge.

Lorraine U/13A in action against Cradock Primary School.

MOREGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL (t) 041 365 2101 (e) moregrove@telkomsa.net Top academics Moregrove would like to congratulate the top academics for Term 2. We are very proud of all of you!

Top Academics

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UPCOMING COLLEGIATE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 1ST HOCKEY TEAM

1st Hockey Team FIXTURES: 18 Aug vs Clarendon Girls’s High School

HOËRSKOOL FRAMESBY 1STE RUGBYSPAN

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VOOR: Rikus Smith (o.16B), Louis Strydom (o.18 Cravenweek), Viaan Wolmaraans (o.18 Cravenweek), Keagan Tait (o.18 Cravenweek), Stefan van der Poel (o.18 Cravenweek), Rosche van As (o.16 Grant Khomo), Desmick Kleinbooi (o.18 Akademie). AGTER: Lindsey Potgieter (o.18 Akademie), William Duckitt (o.18 Cravenweek), Ruben le Roux (o.18 Cravenweek Kaptein), Julian Kleyn (o.18 Akademie), Riaan van Rensburg (o.18 Cravenweek), Roelof Roodt (o.18 Cravenweek). AFWESIG: Grayson Ditlow (o.16B), Carl Senyane (o.18 Akademie).

WEDSTRYDE: 13 Aug vs Oakdale 20 Aug vs Nico Malan

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JULIE-UITSLAE 2017 COLLEGIATE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL

HOËRSKOOL FRAMESBY

HOCKEY

RUGBY

Drew Meisieskool Oranje 0–0 Beat Hudson Park 4–2 Beat Kingsridge 3–0 Beat Voortrekker 2–1 Drew Stellenberg 2–2 Lost to Kingswood 0–1 Beat Kingsmead 2–0 Beat Pietermaritzburg Girls HS 2–0 Beat Brescia House School 5–0

23 Julie vs Grey PE Verloor 9–13 30 Julie vs Outeniqua Verloor 15–36

G FIXTURES HOËRSKOOL CILLIÉ 1STE RUGBYSPAN

R Januarie, J van Staden, Y Nomganga (K), B Share, J Blom, C Nelson, J Tshingane, J Ferreira, E Windvogel, K Gallant, W Marcus, J Snayers, D Piet, G Walters (OK), C Grootboom, F Ford, W Scholtz.

AFRIGTERS: Mnr. de Lange, Mnr. Ludick, Mnr. Hilpert SPANBESTUURDER: Mnr. Gerber WEDSTRYDE: Cillié vs Victoria Park Cillié vs Westering Cillié vs Otto du Plessis

GREY HIGH SCHOOL 1ST RUGBY TEAM

Cnr Upper & Lower Valley Road, Baakensvalley, South End

FRONT: Sihle Njezula, Ruan Jonker, Bevin Prinsloo (C), Aya Matroos, Uan Tait, and Koliwe Konza. MIDDLE: Renaldo Pedro, Warrick Griffin, Richard Horne, Travis de Bruin, Philip Weyer-Henderson, Gerik Rautenbach, Dean van Dyk, Corne Slabbert, Waqar Solaan, and Enrique Franks. BACK: Darren Vermaak, John Scott, Laken Gray, Dumisa Ngcivana, LJ du Preez, Joshua Oosthuizen, Jordan Blewett.

WEDSTRYDE: 16 Aug vs Pearson (Hockey) 19 Aug vs Selborne College (Home)

Wholesale + Retail

JULIE-UITSLAE 2017 HOËRSKOOL CILLIÉ

GREY HIGH SCHOOL

RUGBY

RUGBY

DF Malherbe – wen Newton Tech – wen Andrew Rabie – verloor Muir College – verloor Despatch – wen Woodridge – verloor Alex – wen

29 July – Framesby Won 13–9 03 July – SACS Lost 18–20 01 July – Boland Landbou Won 18–17

O I D A R AWSUM Radio, die enigste stasie eksklusief vir Suid-Afrikaanse skole. Binnekort beskikbaar op die AWSUM Mobile App - gratis vir alle skole.

LAERSKOOL MOUNT PLEASANT (t) 041 367 2973 (e) skoolhoof@mountie.co.za Mini-Marathon

Arbour Day Mrs Caryn Pellisier, a landscaper, helped us plant a ‘Waterbessie’ on Arbour Day.

Mounties had an amazing time dressing up for the annual Mini-Marathon.

Market Day Our ‘Young Entrepreneurs’ sold their wares at the market day at the Walmer Park Shopping Centre on Saturday, 24 June.

Glitter buddies.

Killer dolls.

Jaco de Wet (Grade 7) sold picture frames.

Jessica Chandler and Joshua Rautenbach with their mentor, Monita Bester.

Dominoes.

LAERSKOOL VERKENNER (t) 041 360 1200 (e) grikib@telkomsa.net Mental Maths Kaley Schellingerhout behaal 2de plek in ‘n Mental Maths-kompetisie. Baie geluk, ons is trots op jou!

Graad 3-kameelperdpret!

Graad 3-leerders het kameelperdmaskers gemaak en ‘n storie oor kameelperde gedramatiseer. Dit was groot pret!

WALMER WEST PRIMARY SCHOOL Walmer West Netball Walmer West Primary’s 1st netball team is a group of hard working young women. They took part in Diaz Primary’s Sports day and won both their matches. They showed teamwork and endurance. We congratulate them on their hard work and team spirit.

Well done, ladies!

Grade 2s show their creativity The Grade 2s had the task of making wild animal masks at home, using any material they had available. We were so impressed with the creativity of our little ones!

FRONT: Leandré Niemand, Yolisa Noqoli, Inam Katu, Amanda Slatsha.

BACK: Sinezipho Mtandeki, Akho Ndleleni, Sisanda Vlakbok, Mekyla Lamprecht.

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Netball Caitlin Franks took part in the SASN SA Schools Netball 0.12 2017. Well done, we are proud of you.

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

Chess

Helping Hands Club

The Grade 2s had much fun visiting the Art Museum.

Members of our Helping Hands Club shared their love at the Animal Welfare.

Our chess players Storm and Vianco put their brains to the test.

HOËRSKOOL ANDREW RABIE (t) 041-374 5604 (e) admin@andrewrabie.co.za Matriekafskeid 2017

Riaan Streso, Tiaan Strydom, Jodian de Vos en JP Marais.

Megan Welman, Ivor Swartbooi, Zaneé Hattingh en Calista Seaward

VOOR: Riaan Streso, Jodian de Vos, Hanno Meyer, Dean-Rae Potter en Keegan Scheepers.

HOËRSKOOL CILLIÉ (t) 041 451 4837 (e) hsc@absamail.co.za Wakkerbly Hoërskool Cillié se wakkerbly op 29 Junie was ‘n groot sukses. Die groot trekpleister was die spookhuis met oorlede Fina wat snags in die gange ronddwaal. ‘n Groot dank aan ons leerders vir hulle bydrae.

Hou Akhona Kepe dop!

Baie geluk aan Akhona Kepe wat verkies is as Speaker van die Junior Stadsraad.

Kultuurkonsert Op 1 Junie het Hoërskool Cillié hulle tagtigste verjaarsdag met ‘n kultuurkonsert, Disney Pixar, gevier. Meer as 120 leerders was deel van hierdie produksie, met sang-, dans- en drama-items. Verskeie Disney Pixar karakters is deur Cruella de Ville en Jafar ontvoer. Nadat hulle ontsnap het, moes hulle terugkom in hulle eie verhale, natuurlik met die hulp van ‘n taxibestuurder en ‘guardjie’.

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COLLEGIATE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 373 7705 (e) collegia@cghs.co.za Computer Applications Olympiad Danielle Victor (Grade 12) achieved a bronze medal in the final Computer Applications Olympiad held in Cape Town on 4 July. Danielle said that she found the final round very difficult, but managed to obtain a bronze anyway. Danielle won R2 000 for herself, which she will use towards a new laptop, and also won R1 000 for her school.

We are extremely proud of Danielle and her achievement! Well done!

SA u16A training camp Tasmyn Preller and Qhayiya Nogoduka were selected for the SA u16A training camp which took place right after the tour.

Hockey We are extremely proud of the 28 hockey players that represented Eastern Province in various national tournaments during the June/July 2017 holidays.

The players and results were: • EP u14A played in Bloemfontein and came home with bronze: Amy Breetzke, Amy Howard, Emily Schady, Chloë Burmeister and Chelsea Cook.

• Eastern Cape u14A side played in Durban and also came home with bronze: Jamie Olivier, Madison Meyer, Nikki du Toit, Gemma Phillips and Megan Keun.

• EP u16A played in Bloemfontein and came home with silver: Qhayiya Nogoguka, Tasmyn Preller, Josi Hofmeyr, Camilla Warner, Tamara Armstrong, Lara Grant (retired injured). Qhayiya and Tasmyn were selected for the SA u16A training camp which took place right after the tour.

• EP u16B played in Bloemfontein and came home with gold: Taylor Gilbert, Jade Voigt, Maighon Petersen, Monique Titus, Shelby Sofianos and Dannah Moir.

• EP u18A played in Potchefstroom and came home with gold: Caitlin Brooks, Gemma Bisdee, Caitlin van Goeverden and Sinaed Walsh.

• The gold medal winning coach was none other than our 1st XI coach, Mr Andrew Beynon.

• EP u18B played in Potchefstroom and were placed 5th: Lara Cunningham and Kara Schwulst.

GREY HIGH SCHOOL (t) 041 374 3300 (e) info@greyhighschool.com Grey First XV vs Daniel Pienaar Grey won 43–25.

Denzil Levy turned 100 years old on 28 June, making him the oldest living Old Grey. Mr Levy joined Grey in 1931 and graduated in the class of 1934. He attended a celebratory function in the Centenary Pavilion at Grey to commemorate this extraordinary achievement, and was joined by members of the Jewish community in Port Elizabeth.

Grey’s Travis de Bruin receives during a lineout during their match against Daniel Pienaar at Grey.

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Oldest Old Grey Turns 100

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Old Grey President, Dave Hurr, Grey High School Rector, Neil Crawford, Mr Levy, and Old Grey Executive Manager, Ian Pringle.

HOËRSKOOL DF MALHERBE (t) 041 581 3145 (e) dfm@telkomsa.net Malherbiet waves the South African flag high We are very proud of Bernard Cloete who represented South Africa in New York during the July holidays. As part of Leanka Laubscher’s school of dance he participated at the Talent America competition.

Congratulations on this outstanding achievement Bernard!

Nasionale karatekampioenskappe Baie geluk aan Wian Smuts, Jaco van Loggerenberg en Charl Vermaak wat die vakansie aan die nasionale karatekampioenskappe in Port Elizabeth deelgeneem het.

Hulle ontvang die volgende: Jaco van Loggerenberg: • Goud vir Kata • Goud vir Kumatei • Brons vir Kubudo (wapens) Wian Smuts: • Silwer vir Kata • Silwer vir Kumatei • Goud vir Unison Charl Vermaak: • Brons vir Kata • Brons vir Kumatei

Wian Smuts, Jaco van Loggerenberg en Charl Vermaak.

HOËRSKOOL FRAMESBY (t) 041 360 1257 (e) bemarking@framesby.co.za Twee toneelproduksies op die planke

Ons nuutste presidentsverkenner Framesby en die Voortrekkerbeweging het oor die jare reeds ‘n besondere verbintenis, en alhoewel dit nie ‘n skoolaktiwiteit is nie, verleen ons graag erkenning aan ons leerders wat aan hierdie beweging deelneem en daar presteer. In die Voortrekkers word verskeie vaardighede aangeleer en kan die lede kwalifiseer vir bepaalde toekennings op grond van die vaardighede wat hulle bemeester het. Die heel hoogste toekenning vir ‘n Voortrekker is om ‘n Presidentsverkenner te word. Kandidate word aan ‘n hele reeks toetse onderwerp wat vaardighede oor ‘n breë spektrum baie deeglik toets. Oor die jare het verskeie Framesby-leerders hierdie besondere prestasie behaal en tydens die vakansie het Jaco Mclaren ons nuutste Presidentsverkenner geword. Jaco is ook tans die streeksjeugleier van die Voortrek-kers in die OosKaap. Framesby is baie trots op hierdie besondere prestasie, Jaco! Dis beslis nie maklik om met ‘n baie uitdagende Graad 12-program nog tyd in te ruim vir so ‘n groot uitdaging nie. Baie geluk!

Twee toneelproduksies wat binnekort na verskillende toneelfeeste vertrek, is op die planke gebring, naamlik Die Kleine Prinsie en Môre is ‘n Lang Dag. Laasgenoemde is deur Deon Opperman geskryf en beskryf die konflik tussen vyf jong manne op militêre diens tydens die grensoorlog. Vele vrae word gevra oor oorlog, die doel van die lewe, geloof, die verlede, die toekoms en die dood, maar daar is nie klaarblyklike antwoorde nie. Hierdie kwessies word aangepak teen die agtergrond van die gebeurtenis wat al die karakters doelbewus probeer vermy, naamlik die medesoldaat (Willie) wat dood is terwyl twee van die vyf manne in die tent tydens ‘n wagbeurt geslaap het. Die diversiteit van die persoonlikhede in die tent sorg vir vele plofbare situasies. Die rolverdeling is: Ruan Gerber as Christo, Luan Ras as Neil, Kyle Gunn as Lappies, Kenan Hornabrook as Van en Jason van Tonder as Kosie.

Die aand beloof om ‘n besondere ervaring te wees en dit sal wonderlik wees as die saal vol is. Die kompetisie by die toneelfeeste is besonder straf en ons akteurs het soveel blootstelling moontlik nodig.

THEODOR HERZL SCHOOL (t) 041 581 4244 (e) marketing@theodorherzl.co.za Kinderkinetics The youngest Theodorians having fun at Kinderkinetics.

Grade 8 French short film awards Our Grade 8 French pupils worked in teams and made their own French short films based on the fairy tale Cinderella.

Mr & Miss Theodor Herzl Congratulations to the new Junior Mr & Miss Theodor: Evyatar Meiri & Gabriella Angileri and our Senior Mr & Miss Theodor: Baphi Mabenge & Ashleigh Marx.

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RUGBY FIRST XV RANKINGS 6 AUG TEAM +/- PTS PAARL BOYS HIGH 0 104,80 GREY COLLEGE 2 100,40 MONNAS 0 99,98 HELPMEKAAR

-2 99,71 PAUL ROOS GYM 0 98,47 PAARL GIM 0 98,10 GLENWOOD 0 97,30 BOLAND LANDBOU 3 96,67 AFFIES -1 96,58 ST ANDREWS COLLEGE 5 96,07 SACS -2 95,97 GARSFONTEIN 0 95,35 KES -3 95,05 WATERKLOOF -1 94,95 OUTENIQUA 2 94,79 STELLENBERG 0 94,06 OAKDALE 2 93,88 GREY HIGH SCHOOL -4 93,59 NELSPRUIT -1 92,88 HILTON COLLEGE 0 92,31

KROTOA 04 AUGUST 2017

THE LOST CITY OF Z 11 AUGUST 2017

THE SON OF BIGFOOT 11 AUGUST 2017

ATOMIC BLONDE 18 AUGUST 2017

THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD 18 AUGUST 2017

2:22 25 AUGUST 2017

RUGBY U16 RANKINGS 13 JULY RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TEAM

PLAYED

AVG PTS

PAUL ROOS GYM 9 7.667 GREY COLLEGE 11 7.464 DURBANVILLE 13 6.692 ST JOHNS COLLEGE 14 6.586 SELBORNE COLLEGE 12 5.783 HELPMEKAAR 9 5.367 STELLENBERG 14 5.350 MENLOPARK 14 5.279 MONTANA PTA 11 4.945 PAARL BOYS HIGH 9 4.878

RUGBY U15 RANKINGS 2 JULY SOURCE: www.ruggas.co.za

RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

JAB HARRY MET SEJAL 04 AUGUST 2017

SOURCE: www.saschoolsports.co.za

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BRIMSTONE 04 AUGUST 2017

RANK 1 2 3 4 5

TEAM

PLAYED

AVG PTS

OUTENIQUA 11 6.718 AFFIES 14 6.157 PAARL GIM 12 6.092 EG JANSEN 13 5.792 GLENWOOD 12 5.517

SOURCE: www.saschoolsports.co.za

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