Fairmont Focus 10

CIRCULAR NO. 10
26 March 2015
Dear Parents
“EMPTY POCKETS NEVER HELD ANYONE BACK.
ONLY EMPTY HEADS AND EMPTY HEARTS CAN DO THAT
By Green Monk
Hearing them out!
The Cockcroft girls during a lesson on the “Circulatory System”

1) ACADEMICS
As the term draws to an end, we are busy completing our academic 1 st Term programme and all
the other activities that fall in between. We can be proud of our achievements so far this year. Our
academic awards, athletics, a good term for our 1 st Team and U14A cricketers, summer league
hockey, swimming, and the highly entertaining Mr and Miss FHS pageant.
We have an exciting sporting activity this weekend with the Brackenfell Sports Event happening on
Friday and Saturday of this week. We invite you to attend these sporting activities.
Please be reminded of the Grades 9 - 12 English and Afrikaans Papers 3 that will be written on
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Some important tests and exams still remain to be completed and we ask all pupils to keep
focused until the term ends.
We still have a number of activities going forward:
Friday, 27 March - Brackenfell Sport Day
Saturday, 28 March - Brackenfell Sport Day
Monday, 30 March - Gr. 8 – 12 English – Paper 3 Exam
Tuesday, 31 March - Gr. 8 – 12 Afrikaans – Paper 3 Exam
Wednesday, 1 April - School closes
Please refer to the arrangements below for the close of school procedure for next week,
Wednesday, and the collection of reports should your child not be at school next Wednesday.
PROCEDURE FOR CLOSE OF SCHOOL ON WEDNESDAY, 1 APRIL 2015
07h55 - 08h35 Register classes
08h35 - 09h00 Break
09h00 - 10h00 Assembly
10h00
Please allow a buffer of 30 mins
Should your son / daughter not be at school on Wednesday, 1 April 2015, their reports can be
collected from Reception until 11h00.
PARENT CONSULTATIVE EVENINGS
Please be aware of the opportunity that parents have to consult with the teachers of their children
in the second week of next term and we strongly urge parents to make bookings for these
evenings as soon as possible..
Grades 8 – 9 Monday, 20 April
Grades 10 – 12 Tuesday, 21 April
Details and a booking form will be enclosed with the first term report.
We hope that our Grade 8’s have by now settled into their new school and that they, like the rest of
our school, are looking forward to the winter terms. Next term is our examination term where all
grades will write their mid-year examinations. Parents may access the exam timetable on our
website. Of note is the number of teaching days that our Matrics have until they leave to write their
Finals. The table below indicates that there are just 77 teaching days remaining and that our
Grade 12’s will be wise to start the new term in earnest to prepare for the three major approaching
exams.
We thank our Teachers, Pupils and Parents for their support this term.

SCHOOL REPORTS
School reports will be released next Wednesday, 1 April 2015.
Each report envelope will contain:
1. Term 1 Report
2. Booking sheet for parent consultative evening
3. June exam time table
“What to Learn” for June examinations will be published during the first week of Term 2.
EXAM TIMETABLES
Please note that the June Exam Timetables (Grades 8 – 12) have been uploaded to the Fairmont
High School website.
An urgent reminder to all parents!
Please remember to consult the Exam Timetables before making
holiday arrangements. Should a learner not write exams and they
have not been booked off for medical reasons, the pupil will be given
a “zero” for that exam.
MATRIC FOCUS
77 TEACHING DAYS
School
Holidays
Public Holidays
Matrics writing exams
2015
January February March (3 Days)
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31
April (14 Days) May (19 Days) June (2 Days)
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
July (10 Days) August (19 Days) September (3 Days)
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 5
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 31
October (7 Days) November December
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31

2) IMPORTANT NOTICE: TEST CALENDAR FOR END OF 1 ST TERM AND 2 ND TERM
MARCH 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
29 30 PRE-EXAM 31 PRE-EXAM 1 APRIL
Gr. 8 – 12 English Gr. 8 – 12 Afr. SCHOOL
Paper 3 (June) Paper 3 (June) CLOSES
APRIL 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
12 13 Schools start 14 TEST 15 16 TEST 17 18
8 - Afrikaans 8 - English
9 - Geography 9 - Afrikaans
10 - Afrikaans 10 - Business Studies
11 - CAT Prac. 11 - History
12 - Design 12 - Geog. / Music
19 20 TEST 21 22 23 TEST 24 25
8 - Geography 8 - History 10 - Physical Sc.
9 - Maths 9 - English (Assembly)
10 - English 10 - Accounting
11 - Geography 11 - Business Studies
12 - CAT Prac. 12 - IT Prac.
26 27 Freedom Day 28 TEST 29 30 TEST
8 - English 8 - Maths
9 - Natural Science 9 - Afrikaans
10 - History 10 - Maths
11 - IT Prac. 11 - Afrikaans
12 - Life Sciences 12 - Business Studies
MAY 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Workers’ Day 2
3 4 TEST 5 6 7 NO TEST 8 9
8 - Natural Sciences One Act Plays 10 – Geog./Music
9 - Maths (Assembly)
10 - IT Prac.
11 - Life Sciences
12 - Accounting
10 11 TEST 12 13 14 TEST 15 16
8 - EMS 8 - English 10 - Design
9 - Natural Sciences 9 - History 11 - Maths
10 - CAT Prac. 10 - Consumer St. 12 - History
11 - Consumer St. 11 - Accounting (During assembly)
12 - English 12 - Consumer St.
17 18 TEST 19 20 21 TEST 22 23
8 - Afrikaans 8 - Maths 10 - Vis. Art
9 - EMS 9 - English (Assembly)
10 - Life Sciences 10 - Physical Sc.
11 - English 11 - Design
12 - Maths/Maths Lit 12 - Physical Sci.
24 25 NO TEST 26 27 28 PRE-EXAM 29 30
31
9 - Banango 9 - Banango 8 - 12 Life Orient. 10 - 12 Exams start
Workshop
Workshop
JUNE 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4
5
8 – 9 Exams start
6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 School Holiday 16 Youth Day 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 SCHOOLS CLOSE 27
EXAMS END 9 - Aptitude tests 10 - Community Serv.
10 - Community Serv. 11 - Job Shadow
11 - Job Shadow
28 29 30

URGENT NOTICE FOR ALL PUPILS
‣ NO pupils will be allowed to go home early on any day or after a test without a written letter
from the parent requesting this. No emails!
‣ Permission for going home early will only be allowed for emergencies.
‣ If a pupil is too sick to stay for the full day after a test, then they must not come to school to
write, but must provide the school with a medical certificate.
PLEASE NOTE!
All pupils are required to be at school at the regular time - 07h55 - even if they are not writing a
test. This time will be used for consolidation or tasks organized by various subject departments.
All parents are asked to please be aware that when your child misses a Monday or a Thursday
test, a relevant chemist slip (the date on the slip must pertain to the pupil’s absenteeism and
medication bought), a certificate from the clinic or a doctor’s certificate is required. A medical
certificate from either the clinic or the doctor is applicable for missing any exam. A note from you
excusing your child from school for the days missed is also required.
Grade 9 and Matric pupils must produce a doctor’s certificate for tests and exams missed as
these are the two exit phases and their marks are externally moderated by the Education
Department.
Learners are not allowed to go home immediately after a test if they are ill. They have to stay until
first break. If they are ill, then they should not come to school. A doctor’s certificate will be
required.
3) WINTER UNIFORM
Please note that the official change-over to the winter uniform will take place on Tuesday,
28 April 2015. As from Monday, 13 April 2015, pupils may wear winter uniform should the weather
be inclement.
Pupils may wear either summer or winter uniforms from 13 April to 24 April 2015, but may not intermix
summer and winter uniforms.
The winter uniform requirements are as follows:
Boys - Winter
‣ Dark brown blazer with Fairmont badge (compulsory)
‣ White long-sleeved collared shirt with tie
‣ Tie – official school tie
‣ Brown chino longs with embroidered badge and brown anklet socks, or shorts with embroided badge and
long brown socks
‣ Official dark brown shoes (not suede)
‣ Official dark brown pullover or long sleeve jersey (optional)
‣ Dark brown and white scarf – official design (optional) [available at school shop]
‣ Dark brown gloves (optional) [available at school shop]
‣ Dark brown blanket – official design (optional) [available at school shop]
‣ Plain white Dri-mac (optional) [available at school shop]
‣ A blazer must be worn to and from school
‣ Only official school belt may be worn with brown chino / shorts
Girls – Winter
‣ Dark brown blazer with Fairmont badge (compulsory)
‣ Brown pleated skirt with embroidered badge, or brown slacks with embroidered badge (optional)
‣ Official white long-sleeved shirt with embroidered badge and tie
‣ Tie – official school tie

‣ Official dark brown winter stockings to be worn with skirt (from school shop) or white socks to be worn with
brown slacks
‣ Official dark brown socks can be worn in addition to the stockings (optional, from school shop)
‣ Dark brown shoes with laces or with bar
‣ Official dark brown pullover or long sleeve jersey
‣ Dark brown and white scarf – official design (optional) [from school shop]
‣ Dark brown gloves (optional) [from school shop]
‣ Dark brown blanket - official design (optional) [from school shop]
‣ Plain white Dri-mac (optional) [from school shop]
‣ A blazer must be worn to and from school
‣ Shirts must be tucked into the skirt / slacks when wearing a short-/long-sleeved jersey.
Please note:
No tracksuit tops to be worn as part of the uniform.
No headgear at all to be worn.
No wrap around blankets.
Only items listed above (other than sport attire for sport matches) form part of the school
uniform.
Should the weather turn severe, pupils may wear thermal vests, long sleeved jerseys, white
‘Dri Mac’, blazer, scarf and gloves which should all be school recognized items.
4) IMPORTANT NOTICE : GENERAL CALENDAR FOR END 1 ST TERM AND 2 ND TERM
Fri, 27 March Brackenfell Sport Day (27 – 28 Apr)
Mon, 30 March Gr.8-12 English P3 exam (June)
Tue, 31 March Gr.8-12 Afrikaans P3 exam (June)
Wed, 1 April Schools Close
Mon, 6 April Orange River Camp (6 – 11 Apr)
Tue, 7 April
U14 Hockey Tournament in George (7 – 11 Apr)
Wed, 8 April U19 Hockey Tournament (8 – 11 Apr)
Mon, 13 April Schools start
Tue, 14 April Appearance check
Fri, 17 April
Music evening
Art Exhibition (17 – 21 April)
Sat, 18 April Bellville sport day (Away)
Mon, 20 April Gr.8-9 Parent meeting
Tue, 21 April Gr.10-12 Parent meeting
Thu, 23 April Gr. 9 Science Expo (23 – 25 April)
Fri, 24 April
Senior Citizens’ Day
Sat, 25 April Father / Son Day
Mon, 27 April Freedom Day
Mon, 4 May
One Act Play Technical Rehearsal (4 – 6 May)
Thu, 7 May
One Act Plays
Blood Clinic
Fri, 8 May
Gr. 10 Leadership Camp (8 – 10 May)

Sat, 9 May
Wed, 13 May
Fri, 15 May
Tue, 19 May
Fri, 22 May
Tue, 26 May
Thu, 28 May
Friday, 29 May
Sat, 30 May
Fri, 5 June
Mon, 15 June
Tue, 16 June
Wed, 24 June
Thu, 25 June
Fri, 26 June
Bergvliet Derby (Home)
Cross Country Event
Wildlife Society Camp (15 – 17 May)
Matric Dance Expo (15 – 16 May)
Appearance check
Matric Theme Day
Gr. 9 Banango Workshop (26 – 27 May)
Gr. 8 – 12 Life Orientation Exam
Gr 10 – 12 Exams start
Drummie Breakfast (Clive Wigg Hall)
Gr. 8 – 10 Exams start
School holiday
Youth Day
Exams End
Gr. 9 Aptitude
Gr. 10 Community Service
Gr. 11 Job Shadow
Schools Close
Gr. 10 Community Service
Gr. 11 Job Shadow
Westering Sport Tour leaves
5) BOYS’ HOCKEY TOUR TO HOLLAND
“It was an extremely long flight to reach our
destination in Holland as we departed from
Cape Town and stopped off at Dubai, before
leaving for Amsterdam.
We spent the first day in Amsterdam
exploring the city and the boys did a lot of
shopping. These boys are shopping more
than women.
We had a training session with a Dutch
coach. Thus far it has been incredible. A lot
of the boys hired bikes on our off-day in
Amsterdam and saw different parts of the city.
We visited the Anne Frank museum, and had
the most amazing fun at Snow World where
the boys skied and snowboarded.
The hockey has been just as great with the 1 st
team winning 3 out of 3 games so far, and the 2 nd
team winning 1 and losing 2. We also got to
watch a Hoofdeklasse match in Holland which was
a huge eye opener for the boys. We are looking
forward to the next 9 days and can't wait to share
the rest of our journey with you.

Congratulations to the following girls for making the WP U18 Hockey Squad and non-travelling
reserves:
Girls’ Hockey WP Squad
Julia Masureik
Candice Earley
Teagan Crament
Non-travelling reserves:
Cayley Jones
Courtney Clother-Sinclair
Well done to the U14A girls’ and boys’ teams for a very successful D.F. Malan Tournament.
The boys where unbeaten, and the girls won 4 games and only lost 2 games. The girls beat both
D.F. Malan and Stellenberg.
Good luck to the hockey girls taking part in the Brackenfell Tournament.
Reminder to follow: @FairmontHockey on twitter.”
6) PARENT FORUM
Appeal for Props for Annual Production
Robert Goslett
Every second year, Fairmont’s actors, singers and dancers put on
an Annual Production. This year, we look forward to another
original production from our talented script writer,
Mr Fanie Basson. Although the Production will take place in
August, there are a couple of props that may prove a little difficult
to source and so we are asking Fairmont families for help in
sourcing these early. We are looking for pieces of antique furniture
similar to those shown below. If any Fairmont families have any
which they would be willing to sell, donate or lend to the school, we
would be grateful if you would contact us. Alternatively if you have
contacts in the antique furniture business, perhaps you could help
us?
Tanya Burness 082 6587587 burnessb@iafrica.com
Colleen Wilson 082 7819887 CWilson@metropolitan.co.za
Classical Music Evening : 17 April 2015
You are invited to attend our annual prestigious classical music evening in the Clive Wigg Hall,
18h30 – 19h00. Tickets cost R30-00 each and are available from the Finance office.

Fairmont Annual Art Exhibition
Who will win our one direction fairmont fundraiser??
TOMORROW’s the day we will draw our 3 winners of the 3 sets of double tickets for the One
Direction Concert in Cape Town, on 1 April 2015! The Draw will be done by a KFM presenter
during assembly and winners will be notified by cellphone. One Direction mugs and mouse pads
can also be won by lucky entrants.
Competition rules at: whatsonatfairmont.co.za

MATRIC EXPERIENCE EXPO 2015
Last year saw the Parent Forum embarking on a new fund-raising venture in the form of a Matric
Dance Expo.
The event, titled MD-X, was popular amongst both exhibitors and visitors, and proved to be quite a
success.
This year, we are planning on doing things on a much larger scale……….Go Big or Go Home they
say!
The expo, which will be titled MEˣ, will include all aspects of the complete Matric Experience, and
will take place from the 21 - 24 May 2015, at the TYGERVALLEY SHOPPING CENTRE!
We are very excited to be partnering with the Tygervalley Centre Management team, as well as
with Cream Library, an events company, in planning this event!
Watch this space for more information, fantastic opportunites, and news about absolutely
awesome competitions and prizes!
7) MOTHERS WHO PRAY
CALLING ALL MOTHERS!
A very warm welcome is extended to all moms
wishing to join our “Mothers Who Pray” group.
We meet every Wednesday, at 07h30,
in the Boardroom of Fairmont High School.
Please come and join us, or contact Amanda (072 072 1047
8) LIBRARIAN’S CHOICE
THE KEEPER
by MARGUERITE POLAND
When lighthouse keeper Hannes Harker is posted to a
remote island with his wife, he discovers something longhidden
in the tower that caused him to lose his footing
and fall. Seriously injured, Hannes is evacuated to
hospital and nursed back to health by Sister Rika, to
whom he haltingly tells the story of his life: of his mother’s
mysterious death, of his wild young wife, Aletta, and of
the desolate island inhabited only by the lighthouse
keepers and guano workers – two communities confined
together, yet rigidly separated in one of the bleakest
places on earth. With the arrival of a figure from Aletta’s
past, her own secrets erupt into the present, just as the
simmering tensions and injustices endured for so long by
the guano workers erupt into a single, shocking act of
violence.
The Keeper is the story of two generations of lighthouse
keepers – men obsessed by their duty to the light – and
the wives who accompany them into a life of frightening
isolation.

9) RCL UPDATE
Team of the week: U19A Girls’ Hockey Team
Back row: Adrienne Wing, Nicole de Abreu Aires, Emma Jacobs, Jenna-Leigh Dolpire,
Courtney Clother-Sinclair, Brigeet Bernadie, Candice Earley, Mr Clark
Front row: Kay-Lynn McLean, Cayley Jones, Hanna-Jayne Hough, Kaylin Brunsdon
10) WON LIFE : VOLUNTEER AT OUR LITERACY CENTRE
The Literacy Centre, run in Fisantekraal, is a volunteer-driven organization that relies on willing
members of the public to volunteer their time reading with those learners eager to learn this very
important milestone.
With each volunteer, Won Life is able to extend their reach and really make a difference in the
community of Fisantekraal. If you can spare an hour or two each week, please email Won Life on:
info@wonlife.org.za
Watching the faces of these children as they reach each small milestone will give you a great
sense of reward.

11) SPORT RESULTS
RUGBY - Boland Landbou School Mutual & Federal Agri Rugby Day
This tournament was held at Boland
Landbou School in the lovely
countryside of Agter-Paarl, with
spectacular views.
Fairmont played the first game against
Langenhoven
Gimnasium,
Oudsthoorn. What a cracker of an
opener with the game being played at
great pace and determination. Our
opponents were too strong for us and
Fairmont unfortunately went down 3
tries to none. The morale was a bit
low but, after a good team talk, the
boys overcame the defeat and were
ready to move on.
Our last game was played against
Paulus Joubert, Paarl. The boys
understood the seriousness of this
game and, with good warm-up exercises, began to prepare themselves for their last game of the
day. A real spirited effort was unfolding with Paulus Joubert having a backline that was quick and
fancy.
Fairmont’s game plan was to take it on upfront and be patient before unleashing their backs. The
battle was immense and the boys shifted up a gear to front up to this tough opposition. When the
end whistle blew, Fairmont walked off the field scoring 3 tries and the opponents none.
I would like to congratulate every player for the manner in which they played, with true
sportsmanship on and off the field.
A big thank you to our parents for their support; we can look forward to a very exciting 2016
season.
Mr “Ou Pappa Bear” Cronje

CRICKET
U15A
The U15A team beat Brackenfell by 9 wickets in the semi-finals on Thursday. They will be playing
Bellville in the finals on Saturday.
Congratulations, boys! Good luck for the Finals.
U14A
The U14A cricket side is playing Stellenberg in the KnockOut Final on Monday, 30 March 2015.
The game is taking place at Stellenberg, at 13h30, and will be a 40-over match.
We wish these young men everything of the very best in this KnockOut.
12) RUGBY PROGRAMME : BRACKENFELL SPORT DAY
RUGBYPROGRAM : B'FELL SPORTDAG : SATERDAG 28 MAART 2015
PIETER ROSSOUW-VELD ( A )
TYD OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
08:00 O/19 President vs Fairmont
09:00 O/19 JG Meiring vs Jan Kriel
10:00 O/19 Fairbairn vs Bellville-Suid
11:00 O/19 Melkbosstrand vs Bernadino Heights
12:00 O/19 Eben Dönges vs HTS Bellville
13:00 O/19 Settlers vs Kakamas
14;00 O/19 Strand vs Namakwaland
15:00 O/19 Tygerberg vs Jan v Riebeeck
16:00 O/19 Bellville vs Piketberg
17:00 O/19 Labori vs Brackenfell
THYS OLIVIER-VELD ( B )
OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
TYD
08:00 O/15 President vs Fairmont
08:55 O/15 Strand vs SACS
09:50 O/15 Stellenberg vs HJS Paarl
10:45 O/15 Brackenfell vs Drostdy
11:40 O/15 Boland Landbou vs Namakwaland
12:35 O/15 Tygerberg vs Wynberg
13:30 O/15 HTS Bellville vs Labori
14:25 O/15 Bellville-Suid vs Monument Park
15:20 O/15 Eben Dönges vs Bellville
16:15 O/15 Bernadino Heights vs Melkbosstrand

TYD OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
08:00 O/14 Drostdy vs SACS
08:55 O/16 Settlers vs Fairbairn
09:50 O/16 Bellville-Suid vs Monument Park
10:45 O/16 Upington vs Piketberg
11:40 O/16 Bellville vs Boland Landbou
12:35 O/16 Brackenfell vs Drostdy
13:30 O/16 HJS Paarl vs Stellenberg
14:25 O/16 SACS vs Strand
15:20 O/16 Tygerberg vs Wynberg
16:15 O/16 HTS Bellville vs Labori
RUGBYPROGRAM :SATERDAG 28 MAART 2015
LAERSKOOL-VELD ( B )
OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
TYD
08:00 O/15 JG Meiring vs Brackenfell B
09:00 O/16 JG Meiring vs Jan v Riebeeck
10:00 O/16 Bernadino Heights vs Melkbosstrand
11:00 0/16 President vs Fairmont
RUGBYPROGRAM : VRYDAG 27 MAART 2015
PIETER ROSSOUW-VELD ( A )
OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
TYD
14:10 O/14 JG Meiring vs Stellenberg B
15:00 O/13 Fanie Theron vs De Kuilen
15:50 O/13 Somerset Methodist vs Excelsior
16:40 0/13 Piketberg vs Brackenfell
17:30 0/14 Labori vs Brackenfell
THYS OLIVIER-VELD ( B )
TYD OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
14:10 O/15 Bredasdorp vs Bellville-Suid
15:00 O/14 Bellville HTS vs Fairbairn
15:50 O/14 Strand vs Bredasdorp
16:40 O/14 Monument Park vs Fairbairn
17:30 O/14 Bernadino Heights vs Melkbosstrand
BLOEKOMVELD ( C )
TYD OUDERDOM SPANNE SKEIDSREGTER
14:10 O/16 Bredasdorp vs Tygerberg B
15:00 O/14 Boland vs Bellville
15:50 O/14 Stellenberg vs HJS Paarl
16:40 O/14 Fairmont vs Piketberg
17:30 O/14 Tygerberg vs Wynberg
13) MYSCHOOL NEWS
We raised R6,613.67 this month, against R7,099.34 last month. There were
681 supporters who raised funds for our school this month, whilst 710
supporters used their MySchool card to support us last month. We are always
so grateful to you. Thank you.
14) SENIOR LEADERS AND PRESIDENTS’ AWARD MEMBERS
Fairmont High School is very proud to announce that the following learners have been selected to
attend the Senior Leaders & Presidents’ Award Camp taking place from 28 – 30 March 2015.
‣ Siphosethu Boya (Gr. 10)
‣ Zoë Sebastian (Gr. 9)
‣ Kayla Govender (Gr. 8)
‣ Harmony van den Berg (Gr. 11)
The camping venue is Beaverlac, Porterville, and the Facilitator is the well known Adventurer,
Motivation Speaker and Conservationist: Mr Braam Malherbe.
We hope our learners return with great memories and experiences.

15) INTERACT SOCIETY
Interact doing community service at the Old Age Home, Huis
Reavenzicht in Kraaifontein, on Saturday, 21 March 2015.
16) WELL DONE
Jason Holshausen (Gr. 8)
Congratulations to Jason on achieving 3 rd
competition.
Well done, Jason!
place in the Nationals swimming

17) PRINCIPAL
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Fairmont community and pupils of our school for all
they have done for our school this term. Without the support from our parents and the enthusiastic
input from our pupils, we would not be able to enjoy the great achievements we enjoy at Fairmont.
A special thank you to our staff for all they have done for our pupils during this term.
I wish all parents, our staff and pupils a happy vacation, and we look forward to Term 2 of 2015.
Yours sincerely
Mr R Dingley
PRINCIPAL
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