Trinitonian July Online Issue

SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Shaun Jones – Trinityhouse High
Randpark Ridge
Throughout Shaun’s career as
a Trinityhouse scholar and as
an aspiring golfer, he has set
the bar of standards extremely
high and endeavours to meet
and raise these standards with
methodical consistency. His
regular selection to the Central Gauteng Golf Union
as well as the Golf RSA Junior Team is testament to
his dedication and enthusiasm for the game. Shaun
is ranked inside the top 10 of all juniors nationally.
Genévieve Young – Glenwood House High School
Genévieve Young, Deputy Head
Girl at Glenwood House, received
her Honore et Labore blazer in
2018. A silver in the SAGF (SA
Gymnastics Games) and two gold
medals at Talent Africa (Acro
Gymnastics) placed her in the
top 10 dancers, crowning her
overall winner (15-17 years) and Best Performer.
She qualified for the SA Team to compete in New
York, a feat she repeated in 2018. At Nationals
she received three gold medals, was named Most
Promising Dancer, was one of three soloists to
perform in the Showcase and placed in the overall
top 10 dancers.
Caleb Venter – Trinityhouse Pre-Primary Little Falls
Trinityhouse Pre-Primary School’s Caleb
Venter is Little Falls’ amazing Karate
kid! Caleb recently came in 3rd place
in the 12th Derrick Geyer Memorial
Championships, Kata: Yoji Kata.
Well done, Caleb!
Thandolwethu Mthembu –
Trinityhouse Prep Palm Lakes
Thando is extremely driven and
passionate about everything
she does both in sports and
academics. She has achieved so
much this year and will continue
to grow from strength to
strength. We are proud to have
her as part of our Trinityhouse
family.
Her achievements in 2018:Illembe Hockey Team, Top
academic in her grade, South Zonal Netball Team.
Liam Hine – Trinityhouse Pre-Primary Heritage Hill
Liam Hine is a Grade
0 Zebra Class pupil at
Trinityhouse Heritage
Hill Pre-Primary
School. He starting
riding a quad bike
when he was 3 years
old. He spent the day
at the racing track
with his dad one day and fell in love with the twowheeled
Motocross bike. As a result, his dad bought
him a PW50 bike which he enjoyed riding on the track,
and his passion was ignited for this sport.
Liam’s dad received a KTM 50cc from one of his
colleagues which meant Liam, who’s a fast learner,
was able to move to a faster bike and his dad entered
him for the Inland Land Championships. He managed
to earn his first trophy at the ERORA Cadet MX50cc
race on 2 June 2018, where he won the race. To date,
he has entered four races and has three medals and a
trophy. Congratulations, Liam – we’re so delighted for
you and proud of you!
Sitara Harripersadh –
Trinityhouse Pre-Primary Palm Lakes
Using our superhero,
Rory Research, Sitara
Harripersadh researched
butterflies with her dad. She
was able to tell us about the
different body parts and the
life cycle they go through.
Sitara even managed to tell
us where her research came
from, Google! The class
thoroughly enjoyed this!
Marina Viljoen – Trinityhouse High Palm Lakes
Marina Viljoen is
currently a Grade 9
pupil at Trinityhouse
Palm Lakes. At the
moment she’s striving
to be the best in all her
sporting fields as well as
achieving academically
in the classroom. She
recently made the
Ilembe Netball Team
and is currently playing
club Softball for a senior ladies’ team in Durban, called
the Westville Warriors. She’s a perfect example of
an all-rounder and works hard in the classroom too,
coming third in her grade last term.
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