Crawford Times 61
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COLLEGE<br />
SERVICE<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong><br />
College La<br />
Lucia Grade<br />
9 students<br />
collected<br />
stationary,<br />
Mathematics<br />
sets, scientific<br />
calculators<br />
and over 70<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory La Lucia<br />
eco-bricks<br />
for Linwood<br />
Combined<br />
School as part of their Outreach for the year. Linwood is in<br />
partnership with Roselands Outdoor Centre where the Grade 9s<br />
go on bonding tour. The eco-bricks are part of an initiative to<br />
build a media centre at Linwood School in the future.<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College La Lucia<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College La Lucia<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College La<br />
Lucia hosted retirees<br />
from various retirement<br />
homes across Durban for<br />
a special performance of<br />
our production of 'Annie'<br />
this year. The Grade 9<br />
students provided the<br />
retirees with refreshments<br />
at interval and, along with<br />
the cast, spent some time<br />
interacting with them and<br />
having a bit of fun.<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill<br />
The <strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill CARES students regularly<br />
visit Marang House, where they assist the children with<br />
improving their English language skills. Through the<br />
playing of games, the children at our recent visit learnt<br />
more about food types, different animals and their<br />
characteristics and the tasks related to specific jobs and<br />
professions. After an afternoon filled with fun and laughter,<br />
it's always difficult for both <strong>Crawford</strong> students and students<br />
from Marang House to say goodbye. We treasure our time<br />
together and we always look forward to our next meeting.<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill<br />
EduLift SA is<br />
ending the<br />
second term on<br />
a high following<br />
an amazing few<br />
months of skills<br />
development<br />
and exam<br />
preparation. The<br />
junior students<br />
have been<br />
enjoying our<br />
new active approach to education with the addition<br />
of Lego Duplex and an increased number of sports<br />
activities. The <strong>Crawford</strong> Community Outreach Team<br />
has also been exceptionally amazing this year, taking<br />
on greater responsibility and running activities in the<br />
classroom under teacher supervision. We look forward<br />
to another great term ahead with our wonderful<br />
students and <strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill. Thank you<br />
to our <strong>Crawford</strong> College Lonehill Alumni Justin Carlse<br />
and his team for believing in their dream!<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> College North Coast <strong>Crawford</strong> College North Coast<br />
student Abigail Parkin in<br />
Grade 11 is extremely<br />
interested in the impact that<br />
the beauty industry has on<br />
the environment, as well as on<br />
ourselves. Her dream career<br />
is to create awareness and<br />
bring change to this evergrowing<br />
industry. Abigail<br />
would like to research how<br />
much our everyday beauty<br />
products negatively impact our<br />
environment contributing to<br />
pollution and draining our natural resources. She’d also like<br />
to create consumer awareness around the darker side of<br />
this industry, and whether or not these products are actually<br />
the end product of unethical activity. Abigail is keen to find<br />
out how we can make this industry a transparent and clean<br />
one that protects the environment as well as the people<br />
involved. She’s a committed member of the <strong>Crawford</strong><br />
College North Coast Interact Club, and is a passionate and<br />
caring individual, always willing to assist and devote her<br />
time selflessly to others.<br />
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