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COLLEGE<br />
ARTS & CULTURE<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill<br />
From L-R: Kayuri Moodley, Jordyn Swart,<br />
Michaela Neophytou, Riccardo Veiga, Laura<br />
Silversten Absent: Linda Qin<br />
This term’s Soirée was an exceptional evening with students<br />
from all grades performing solos as well as in ensembles.<br />
The evening started with a moving rendition of a ‘Million<br />
Dreams’ by the Vocal Ensemble and ended with the Grade<br />
10 Ensemble’s rousing performance of ‘Come Together’.<br />
The solo performances were of a very high standard and<br />
included piano, clarinet, violin, flute, sax, vocals and guitar.<br />
The Matric Ensemble performed a lively version of their<br />
Grade 12 set work ‘Meadowlands’ and the Guitar Ensemble<br />
mesmerised the audience with the sound of twelve guitars<br />
and two ukuleles, playing the theme from the Bond movies,<br />
under the expert guidance of Mr. Russell Stirling.<br />
The <strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill Design Department is excited<br />
to announce that their students, Jordyn Swart, Laura Silversten,<br />
Michaela Neophytou, Riccardo Veiga, Linda Qin and Kayuri<br />
Moodley were placed as the runner-up team in the Vega Vibe<br />
Design Challenge for the Johannesburg region. The brief was to<br />
create one new product for Paul’s Homemade Ice Cream and then<br />
choose to either redesign the packaging for this new product in<br />
an innovative and exciting way to be carried across all products, or<br />
to redesign the in-store freezers for this new product to be more<br />
exciting. Our students redesigned the packaging for a new flavour<br />
of ice cream that was both innovative and creative, resulting in this<br />
accolade. Each student received a R500 voucher and the school a<br />
R3 000 voucher. We are very proud of our Design students!<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College La Lucia<br />
Talented beyond their years, <strong>Crawford</strong> College La<br />
Lucia Grade12s Leah Mari and Marianthe Panas<br />
are two exceptional students who’ve taken their<br />
amazing vocals and skills in the dramatic arts to<br />
new heights with their participation in a production<br />
called ‘Curtain Up’ that showed at The Elizabeth<br />
Sneddon Theatre between May and June. This is a<br />
production by The Young Performers Project which<br />
is an annual youth musical featuring teenagers<br />
throughout KZN.<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College La Lucia<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College La<br />
Lucia Grade 9 student,<br />
Ashton Welthagen,<br />
took part in the<br />
National Competition<br />
of Talent Africa, after<br />
having received his<br />
KwaZulu-Natal Colours<br />
for Performing Arts.<br />
He was placed in the<br />
Top 10 for his dramatic<br />
monologue and was<br />
awarded a place on the<br />
South African Team,<br />
which will participate<br />
in the international<br />
competition, Talent<br />
America, in July. He<br />
was one of two competitors to receive a bursary to study<br />
at The South African Film, Acting and Theatre Academy,<br />
sanctioned by The London Academy of Music and<br />
Dramatic Arts.<br />
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