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RugbySelborne College vs Dale College on 8 August 2015 at Selborne College:Selborne 1st Rugby XV beat Dale 1st XV (44-13) Selborne 2nd Rugby XV beat Dale 2nd XV (35-13)Selborne 3rd Rugby XV beat Dale 3rd XV (12-10)Selborne 4th Rugby XV beat Dale 4th XV (22-5)Selborne 5th Rugby XV lost Dale 5th XV (12-19) Selborne U16 A Rugby XV beat Dale U16 A XV (38-12)Selborne U16 B Rugby XV beat Dale U16 B XV (26-11)Selborne U15 A Rugby XV beat Dale U15 A XV (29-0)Selborne U15 B Rugby XV beat Dale U15 B XV (37-7)Selborne U15 C Rugby XV beat Dale U15 C XV (22-12)Selborne U14 A Rugby XV beat Dale U14 A XV (62-7)Selborne U14 B Rugby XV beat Dale U14 B XV (24-5)Selborne U14 C Rugby XV beat Dale U14 C XV (55-0)Played: 13, Won: 12 and Lost: 1HockeySelborne College vs Dale College on 7 & 8 August 2015 at Selborne College:Selborne 1st XI beat Dale 1st XI (4-2)Selborne 2nd XI drew Dale 2nd XI (0-0)Selborne U16 A XI beat Dale U16 A XI (2-1)Selborne U16 B XI beat Dale U16 B XI (3-2)Selborne U14 A XI beat Dale U14 A XI (2-1)Played: 5, Won: 4 and Drew: 1

SELBORNE COLLEGE SPORT RESULTS WEEK-ENDING 9 AUGUST 2015

LILYFONTEIN ARTISTS RECOGNISED

Michael Prioleau’s Artwork “Magical Castle” has been selected as one of the images in next year’s Santam Child Art calendar.

Intermediate Phase gold award winners at the Buffalo City Eisteddfod: Juliette Price, Jordyn-Lee Makovinyi.

Foundation phase gold award winners at the Buffalo City Eisteddfod: Thaila Wells, Zak Denison, Tariro Chinamasa, Tristan Kyriazis. Absent: Taëtum Wiggill.

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SA Pony Championships held in Pietermaritzburg 26 June to 5 July :- EC Open Showing Team 1st (Kathryn Swan in the team)- EC Challenge Showing Team 1st (Anya Nash, Kirsten Nash and Kara Freitag in the team)- Anya Nash: 1st Equitation, 1st Jumping 80cm Championship, 2nd Working Riding, 3rd Jumping Welcome Stakes, 4th Jumping 80cm 2-Phase, 10th Jumping 80cm A2 .- Kirsten Nash: 3rd Team Show Hunter, Novice Dressage Placed, Championship Dressage 9th, EC Team, Jumping 90cm 4th.

FOUR LILYFONTEIN RIDERS EXCEL AT SA PONY CHAMPS!

Anya Nash jumping at the SA Pony Championships

KEEP CALM!SPRING IS COMING ...

Hey, you!Have you ever wished that life could have a big red “pause” button? Not to stop the whole thing permanently; just so you could linger in an enjoyable moment. Or finish the homework you were assigned for tomorrow…

Sadly, time waits for no one, and this month is flying by. The fact that September is at our doorstep reminds us that spring is coming, and with it hopefully some warmer weather and longer days. Soon, it’ll be pool party time again. Until then, take a break – and read AWSUM.

For now, there are only 4 weeks remaining before the Rugby World Cup kicks off in England!!! Excitement is growing, even here at AWSUM HQ. Make sure that you enter the competition on our cover, where you could stand a chance of winning a rugby jersey and ball signed by Jean de Villiers. To enter, simply like AWSUM on Facebook and post a comment on our wall: Rugby World Cup #MakeItAHomeGame.

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During the first week of the June holidays, the Under 13 Hockey girls and Rugby boys undertook a tour to the beautiful Karoo town known as The Jewel of the Karoo. Over 3 days they played successfully against several teams mainly from the Port Elizabeth area, learning about sport, life and friendships.

GRAAFF-REINET TOUR

The hockey girls – shouting their war-cry into The Valley!

Mr Fosta Gaba and Mr Richard Schultz, with the help of GPS pupils, spent several Saturday mornings fund-raising to off-set the tour costs…yummy!

THE SELFIE CULTURE: SHOULD WE BE WORRIED?

You can hardly go onto Facebook, Instagram or any other social media site without being inundated with selfies. A recent study found that a 91% of teens have reportedly posted a photo of themselves online. With this kind of statistic, odds are that your

teen has already taken and posted at least one of these instant self-portraits.

By Steven Wodawww.uknowkids.com

For most teens, selfies are a harmless bit of adolescent fun, no more dangerous than other passing fads. Actual damage by selfie is rare, but it does happen. As a parent, you need to be aware of these risks and become equipped to discuss them with your teen.

SELFIES AND SELF-ESTEEMOne risk factor for selfies is that the act and obsession with taking them can lead teens to the development of poor self-esteem.

There has been some speculation about whether self-portraits help or hurt self-esteem. Out of the few studies that have been conducted on the matter, the verdict on the effects of selfies on teen self-esteem is somewhat conflicting.

A body image survey conducted by the TODAY Show found that 65% of teen girls feel that selfies boost their self-confidence. 40% of them agreed that social media helps them put their best face forward. However, 53% of respondents alleged that photos of themselves that are posted by others can make them feel bad.

Earlier this year a teen from the UK became obsessed with taking the perfect selfie. He dropped out of school, lost thirty pounds, and didn’t

more protected, there is never a guarantee that something won’t go viral once it is posted or merely sent to one person.

College admissions officers and scholarship foundations now often include a search on social media for prospective students. Many employers have started looking up a job applicant’s online presence and factoring that information into their hiring decisions. That car-surfing stunt a teen photographed in his first year of college may be years in the past. But to an employer, what does that say about the job applicant’s judgment and self-control? He doesn’t know how long ago that picture was taken or how much your teen has changed in the intervening time; he only knows what the photo tells him.

SELFIE SAFETY TIPS: 1. Teach teens early on that selfies, social media posts, and the feedback they receive on social media should not be tied to their self-worth.2. Ensure that your teens are using proper privacy settings throughout their social media accounts.3. Instruct your kids to be careful about the personal settings and items that are featured in selfies.4. Only post selfies that you would be comfortable sharing with the world.

leave the house for six months because he was devoting ten or more hours a day to taking pictures. Eventually, he attempted suicide by overdose.

The chances are pretty good that your teen is not as ill as this young man was, but, while rare, the case demonstrates how poor self-esteem can be exacerbated by

the selfie trend. The danger is very real and is something that should be on every parent’s radar.

SELFIES AND YOUR ONLINE REPUTATIONAs with all online and social media activities, posting

selfies can have a negative effect on your child’s online reputation. Both the quantity and subject matter of photos that are shared with friends on Facebook can impact the level of support and intimacy within their relationships.

Additionally, the permanence of anything that is posted online, like selfies, can haunt a teen years after they’re taken. Although there are a few ways kids can make the social networks they use

Juffrou Hanri se o/7 Netbalspannetjie het onlangs hul heel eerste wedstryd van die seisoen gespeel en dit baie geniet. Hulle het deelgeneem aan die Kingfisher Sportdag by Beaconhurst.

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Juffrou Petro van der Walt se Skaakspan is hier hard besig om te konsentreer en hul geniet elke oomblik daarvan! Wat kan dan nou lekkerder wees as om aan die einde van ‘n spel te kan sê: Skaakmat!!

SKAAKJuffrou Michan se Graad 1 klassie het die onderwerp ‘voedsel’ behandel en het die mees interessantste eksperimente gedoen - die gevolge...nou sit sy met ‘n klas vol Wetenskaplikes! Dankie ook vir juffrou Gerda se reuse bydrae!

GRAAD 1

Ses van ons Gr.6 en vier van ons Gr.7 leerders het deelgeneem aan die onlangse SAOU Wiskunde-in-Aksie kompetisie. Syfers is een ding wat hierdie leerders nie ‘somme’r onderkry nie.

SAOU WISKUNDE IN AKSIE KOMPETISIE

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DANCING QUEENTime to pop on your dancing shoes in heels you can actually twirl around the dance floor without breaking an ankle. Whether you are stepping out in a long and lavish ball gown or a shorty and

sassy dance dress, which by the way, is the new cool trend, you want to rock the most eye-catching sandals.

Silver strappy sandals, R550,TRUWORTHS.

Take note of the oh so glam glitter strappy sandals much-loved by

fashionistas like Cara Delevigne that won’t let you down as you dance the

night away.

MATRIC MANIA

The MATRIC Dance is the Super Bowl of high school. It’s the ultimate date night

and whether you go with your longtime sweetheart or a new heart throb, you are going to go all out to look like million dollar babe. Fashion Editor Pepe Sofianos has just the perfect- finish shopping list

for you!

Pepe saysSo you’ve got the killer dress and the hot date all lined up. That’s just half the battle. You’ve got to glam up for this epic evening

with all the right extras. There are a few must-haves you can’t go

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It’s the dazzling details that count when celebs hit the red carpet. Same applies

to you. This year it’s all glitz and glamour, get the look with showers of shimmer and

when in doubt, settle on silver. It’s classic and classy and goes with just about everything. What more can you

wish for?

CHAIN GANGIf you’re wearing your hair down or half-up make your Matric look romantic and dreamy with a jewelled hair chain or

sparkly headpiece that cascades onto your forehead like an exotic princess. Just remember, this shimmery accessory is the focus, so go for understated earrings that

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‘EAR ‘EAR!Earrings are the perfect finishing touch and always look glam and MATRIC Dance night calls for a little more glitz than usual but be careful not to overload the look. So what’s new? How

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ear to show it off like Emma Watson.

about a stunning statement ear-hugging ear cuff and a dainty partner for the other ear? If you wear your hair up go for a dangly option and for a short hairstyle or long locks, nothing beats a sparkly half-moon.

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STUDY SKILLS

THE FOUNDATION PHASE

AWARD ASSEMBLY THE GRADE 4 LEARNERS WROTE THEIR FIRST EXAMS. THIS IS WHAT SOME OF THEM HAD TO SAY

ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE.“Learning is something students do, not something done to students.” Alfie KohnNo matter where our young people go or what they choose to do in life after school, they will still need to know HOW to learn to get ahead. Every George Randell Primary Grade 6 and 7 learners attended a Study Skills workshop last week. They were empowered with knowledge on how the brain learns and the different ways in which to approach studying. They were also assisted in determining whether they were visual, auditory or kinaesthetic learners and the methods which each favoured.

The Foundation Phase were not only entertained by dog handler, Lloyd Dern, but taught the value of essential life skills such a persevering at their tasks in order to succeed.

George Randell Primary acknowledged the academic achievements of their learners for Term 2 at their recent Award Assembly. They were honoured to have as their special guest, none other than Ms Shalom Khandanisa, well known radio personality at Link Fm Christian Radio Station. Ms Khandanisa, who, amongst many of her achievements, was one of the top 2012 five finalists of TOP BILLING in the Eastern Cape, was also an accomplished Border tennis player. Her inspiring message to the Georgie learners encouraged them to be the best they could, to strive towards their goals and to never ever give up.

Grade 6 learner, Ntsika Sekalo engrossed in the Study Skills questionnaire.

Mr Gert Swanepoel – Principal, Ms Shalom Khandanisa, Mrs Roche Sonn- Head of Department, and Mr Henry Pienaar- SGB Chairperson.

Shulami Ntozakhe – It was fine, but some were a bit hard. Maths was the worst. This term I will try my best in Maths.

Caleb Qutywa- I thought they were hard, but as I was doing them they turned out easy. The experience was like I’m going to fail, but I passed. I felt so happy when I passed the exams.

Siphosethu Dwedzi – In my first exam I was a little bit nervous and the first time I saw the questions, my spine was shivering like mad.

Kokuhle Ndlela – Some of them were confusing. I wondered if I was going to pass. I crossed my fingers very hard. It was terrifying and exciting.

Mbasa Matyobeni – I was a little scared with the first exam, but as it turned out the exam was a lot easier when I read through it closely.

Voorpos welcomes Mr Naude who joined the Intermediate/Senior Phase at the beginning of this term.

Ukum Baku – The exams were easy and hard at the same time. I was excited and scared, but I got through it.

We are very proud of our headgirl, Sange Tshakumane, who received a scholarship from the Allan Grey Orbis Foundation for her high school career. She will be attending Clarendon High School.

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Sing with Pharrell Williams! Winning the chance to do so could be a dream come true for many. Woolworths and MySchool partnered together to find a school singing group to do just that. Out of 199 entries from across the country, Hudson Park Primary’s Grade 7 Girls’ singing group has made the top 10. The 10 finalists will now be evaluated by

Grammy Award-winning musician, record producer and philanthropist Pharrell Williams, who will choose the winners personally. The winning group will then travel to Johannesburg to perform with Pharrell at a private party for Woolworths. Congratulations must also go to Gonubie High School for being the second East London-based school to crack the top 10.

WE’RE HAPPY FOR THE CHANCE TO SING WITH PHARRELL WILLIAMS

The Grade 7 Girls’ Singing Group jumped for joy when they heard the news that they had made the finals to sing with Pharrell Williams! They are Mtha Sojola, Liyema Nqwata, Pamella Ganca, Dimpho Mzimba, Libo Ngwenya, Aimee Goodall, Akhona Monakali, Esisisipho Dlulane, Thaba Nyongo, Brooklyn de Klerk, Zipho Nesi, Ludwe Mhlauli, Sisipho Mhlungwini, Lisemi Njova, Ayabukwa Mntalo, Khanyisani Madikane, Ayakha Chithi, Imitha Sijako, Oyama Mzayidume and Alizwa Ngumbela.

Ketchen house held their Cake Sale and all money raised will be donated to Pet Pals.The girls met some of the furry friends from Pet Pals in Assembly.

CAKE SALE

Clarendon Prep families and friends enjoyed their annual PTA Games Day at the beginning of the term.

ANNUAL PTA GAMES DAY

Bacon and Banana Stuffed Chicken BreastsServes 4

Chicken breasts complemented by firm ripe bananas, salty streaky bacon and sticky Wellingtons Sweet Chilli Sauce. INGREDIENTS:• 4 chicken breast fillets,

skinned and deboned• 2 tbls Wellingtons’ fruity • Sweet chilli• 4 firm ripe bananas,

peeled• 16 rashers of streaky

bacon – 4 per breast METHOD:Preheat oven 180°C.Place the chicken breasts on a chopping board and using a sharp knife, cut a slit horizontally into the side of

each breast to make a deep pocket –don’t cut all the way through!Cover the inside of each breast with Wellington’s Fruity Sweet Chilli Sauce.Cut the bananas to size and insert into breast pockets.For each breast, lay 3 rashers of bacon out onto a flat surface. Lay the breast on top of the bacon and wrap bacon around the breast. Secure with toothpicks. Place on an oven tray and bake for 15–20 minutes until done.Remove from oven and rest the breasts for 10 minutes.Serve with steamed green beans and new potatoes and an extra drizzle of Fruity Sweet Chilli Sauce. © Jenny Morris 2014 -2015

By Jenny MorrisFollow Jenny @jennymorrischef

Win a year’s supply of Wellington’s sauces for you and your family! To enter, simply tell us what’s your

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Spring is just around the corner, and I can’t wait to venture back into my

garden. I don’t have much in the way of a green thumb, so I’ve decided to have some fun that doesn’t involve

planting anything.

I’ve found an idea online that I’d love to share with you: What better way to welcome back all our feathered friends than with this adorable teacup bird-feeder?

WHAT YOU NEED: • A cup and saucer• Wild bird seed• Super-adhesive glue• String

WHAT TO DO:Make sure the cup and saucer are clean and dry. Squeeze some of the glue on to the edge of the saucer, tip the cup over on its side, and place it on the glue. This will need to set for about 24 hours before you hang it outside. Once it’s dry, all you have to do is pour in the bird seed and hang up the feeder.

GETTING READY FOR SPRING DIY:

TEACUP BIRD-FEEDER

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Congratulations to Jenna Killian and Kerry Elliot placed 1st and 2nd, respectively in the U10 section of the Border Cross Country Champs.

BORDER CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPSWell done to Piya Packery (4th- Level 1 U10), Rebecca Henderson

(1st - Level 3 U9) and Jessica Sparg (1st - Level 4 U9) in the recent EC Gymnastics trials.

GYMNASTICSClarendon took part in the annual Derby against Collegiate in Port Elizabeth.

ANNUAL DERBY

The Grade 7 Prefects enjoyed their mid year team building sleepover. It also gave them a chance to relax, after their busy weeks of writing exams. Even the Loadshedding proved to be fun!

PREFECT TEAM BUILDING

As part of their creative arts, the Grade 2s made papier mache masks. They are very proud of their creations!

CREATIVE ARTS

Beaconhurst School hosted a Cross Country run on the 29th of May. We would like to thank the many schools from all over East London who participated in this fun-filled event. It was a great success due to the wonderful turnout.

CROSS COUNTRY EVENT HELD AT BEACONHURST

Miss Ferrezuelo giving the participants the instructions.

Mrs Myburgh and Mrs Harding were in charge of the tuck shop.

Bobby Volschenk from Rugga Kids surprised Beaconhurst Primary School with a visit from the Border Bulldog mascot. The kids were ecstatic to meet the Bulldog - thank you very much Bobby for this kind gesture.

BORDER BULLDOG MASCOT VISITS BEACONHURST

Stirling High School has been chosen as the runner up for the Water Research Commission (WRC) Eco-School mini-SASS Challenge which was open to all Eco-Schools. Many of our learners were involved in this competition which was entered last year, amongst them were all the grade 10 Life Sciences learners of 2014 who analysed the Inhlanza river water and picked up and recorded rubbish along the river, the actors in the “Green Earth Journey” and the Eco-club members. Special mention must me made of Ranjinee Ayasamy who designed a river analysis board game. Emma Wagenaar, Sydney Nel, Micehelle de Beer, Sarah Raats, Tarryn Green, Tayla Crocker, Kristen de Jager, James Bentley and Chad Rasmussen also handed in outstanding contributions. The prize of R25 000, was received by Chad and Sydney at the National Youth Water and Sanitation Summit Award Ceremony

STIRLING TAKES 2ND PRIZE IN WRC ECO-SCHOOL MINI-SASS CHALLENGE

held by the Department of Water and Sanitation in Johannesburg.

Stirling students did exceptionally well over the holidays, with 16 students achieving at a national level: Chloë Meecham and Hanna Muller played for the SA U16 Water Polo team in Serbia; Megan-Jane Thompson was selected for the SA U20 Water Polo team that will participate in the World Championships in Greece; Sheree Brandt and Teko Khetsi were selected for the SA Biathle Team to participate in the World Championships in Russia; Teko Khetsi and Tara Schwulst were selected for the SA Triathle Team to participate in the World Championships, also in Russia; Tayla-Jade van Huyssteen and Emlynn Spogter were selected for the SA Synchronised Swimming Team that will travel to Australia; Dalpiarro Langford and Francisca Darkoh were

selected for the SA U16 Hockey squads and attended high-performance training camps; Phillip Jordaan, Jordan Owen, Avante O’Reilly and Emily Webster were selected for the National Schools Jazz Band; Daniel Brodie came 3rd in the Grahamstown National Piano Competition; and Sara Goldsmid came 4th in the National Life Science Olympiad.

NATIONAL ACHIEVERS JULY 2015

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Both Grade 11 learners took part in the three-day accounting winter school run by Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s School of Accounting and sponsored by PWC. Courtney Crew came joint first place out of the 363 learners who attended and Kellan Lehy was in the top 20. Both were selected by their Tutorial leaders as the ‘most involved student’ in their group of 20 and both were among the 20 learners chosen for psychometric testing for potential bursaries.

LILYFONTEIN LEARNERS RECOGNISED AT NMMU ACCOUNTING WINTER SCHOOL

Courtney Crew and Kellan Lehy excelled at the NMMU Accounting Winter School during the holidays.

Lilyfontein Rugby Coach, Daneal Steyn selected to coach Border Academy side and manage Border Craven Week side

LILYFONTEIN RUGBY COACH

Daneal Steyn seen here during a training camp for East London Montessori Elementary School U11’s.

Grade 10, 11 and 12 were treated to a dramatic introduction to Charles Herman Bosman and his stories. Thank you to Mr David Muller for taking the time to bring this amazing experience to us.

LEARNERS MEET OOM SCHALK

Lilyfontein Pre-Primary, Primary and High School Staff took part in an ‘Adventure Day’ to give them an appreciation of the team work, communication and problem solving skills that are taught through the school’s Adventure Programme.

STAFF ARE GIVEN A TASTE OF ‘ADVENTURE’

SPORT RESULTS FOR 1 AUGUST HOCKEY RESULTS VS EUNICE1st lost 0 - 32nd drew 2 - 23rd drew 1 - 14th lost 0 - 1

U16A lost 0 - 3U16B drew 1 - 1 U16C won 1 - 0U16D lost 0 - 8U16 E lost 0 - 2

U14A lost 1 - 2U14B lost 0 - 1U14C lost 2 - 0U14D lost 2 – 1

TENNIS RESULTS VS EUNICEClarendon tennis team, consisting of the top 12 players, beat Eunice 15-3

SQUASH VS EUNICE Overall, Clarendon won 11 of the 16

matches, and the 1st team girls are congratulated on winning their encounter by 4 matches to 2.

SQUASH LADIES’ LEAGUEClarendon is still placed 2nd behind Old Boys A in the Ladies’ 1st League. They won their match against Beacon Bay Club, but lost to Old Boys.

NETBALL VS EUNICEU14A: won 21-15U14B: lost 8-26U14C: lost 6-14U14D: won 18-7U15A: won 15-14U15B: won 22-5U15C: won 17-14U16A: won 17-12U16B: won 24-1U16C: lost 5-142nd team vs Eunice U17A: won 27-61st team: lost 24-29

HOCKEY RESULTS VS COLLEGIATE1st’s won 4 - 02nd’s lost 1 - 23rd’s lost 0 - 34th’s lost 0 - 4

U16A lost 1 - 2U16B lost 0 - 5U16C drew 0 - 0U16D lost 0 - 9

U14A lost 0 - 7U14B lost 1 - 5U14C lost 0 - 1

SQUASH VS COLLEGIATETop 5 and second 5 each winning by 4 matches to 1. Clarendon won 8-2 overall.

Clarendon High School Netball results vs Collegiate

U14A: won 21-11U14B: won 12-9U14C: won 3-2U14D: won 18-1U16A: lost 8-21U16B: won17-15U16C: won 8-3U16D: lost 5-113rds: lost 11-162nds: won 32-41sts: lost 18-26

SPORT RESULTS FOR 14 AUGUST

On Wednesday, 29 July, the Cambridge High School Grade 11 History pupils visited the Steve Biko Centre in Ginsburg. The visit included a tour of the museum and Biko house. This was an extremely educational experience and the learners gathered important information for their research projects.

GRADE 11 HISTORY EXCURSION CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL MATRIC DANCESaturday, 1 August, saw the Matrics of 2015 donning beautiful dresses and smart suits as they attended their Matric Farewell Dance. The ladies all looked stunning, and the gentlemen very dapper. The theme for the evening was “Paris in winter”. The Dance Committee did an excellent job and the evening was a wonderful success.