NEWS_T3.1-Sep 2018

HIGH SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
hope that everybody will attend the show
of the year. If the success of our choir
and the drama performance entitled
Breyten & Blake at the Tshwane Youth
Arts Festival is something to go by,
then the pantomime promises to be a
roaring success and a true celebration of
culture that is growing in stature at our
school. During the Eisteddfod Art prize
giving, Calain Bloys was announced as
the winner of Grade 10 photography
category. Mieke Bolhuis won in a number
of categories and was subsequently
declared as the overall winner of the
Pretoria Eisteddfod.
Soccer (for boys and girls), cricket, cross
country, mountain biking, chess, indoor
hockey and golf were the sport activities
of the term; and to top it all off, a number
of our boys are currently busy with rugby
and cricket trials for provincial accolades
and representation. All of them made us
proud. The scores and reflections will be
conveyed in the sports component of the
newsletter.
investment in the future - planting a tree. All
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, the netball
started, where only the boys could score
the goals. You can imagine the true talent
we discovered. Hockey and touch rugby,
with similar rules, followed this. Then we
moved on to the Chariots of Fire Relay
Race. We concluded with the Lenteliedjie
competition. All the celebrations took
place in a house competition format. The
question remains - WHO WON?
On the last day of school, we have our
annual Matric Farewell. We want to invite
the whole community to come and enjoy
the arrival parade at school, starting at
17:00 on the red carpet. Come have a
look at the dresses and cars and wave
our matrics off to enjoy a memorable
evening at the secret venue.
As we go into the final stretch, have a wellearned
rest to come back rejuvenated to
conclude 2018 and set the foundation for
2019.
Spring Day was truly celebrated this
year. We started the day by making an
Pieter van Wyk
Head: High School
SEPTEMBER 2018
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