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Hey guys!We are very excited about this issue, for various reasons … Not only is this the last issue before schools take a short break for the October-holidays! But we’ve recently created area-specific Facebook pages for AWSUM News, which will allow us to share only the news and competitions relevant to you and your area. This means that you can interact with us, enter exclusive competitions, and see photographs that didn’t appear in the paper. (Feel free to tag yourself!) Plus, we’ll be posting a link to our latest edition, so you can read the new AWSUM before anyone else does.
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BIG WALK FUNDRAISER GPS held its annual Big Walk fundraiser recently. The route meandered around the Gonubie beachfront and each Grade dressed up in a different theme - a truly colourful spectacle that was enjoyed by all!
MATRICULANTSPictured here are 5 of more than 100 Gonubie Primary Gr 7 pupils from 2010 who matriculate this year from various school in and around the East London area. The occasion was the school’s 85th birthday celebration.
GIMNASTIEKCaitlin Higgs, Lienka Evans en Zilke Barnard het op 8 Augustus deelgeneem aan die Oos-Kaap Gimnastiekproewe. Caitlin het ‘n algehele eerste plek behaal in haar ouderdomsgroep in vlak 3 en het volle Oos-Kaapkleure ontvang. Lienka
Evans en Zilke Barnard het beide in vlak 1 deelgeneem en ontvang ook volle Oos-Kaapkleure.Hulle het die naweek van 28 en 29 Aug. deelgeneem aan die Suid-sone Nasionale kampioenskappe in Oudtshoorn.
REACH FOR A DREAM Woelwaters & Graad R leerders ondersteun Reach for a Dream met pantoffeldag.
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BIG WALK 2015
Walking uphill is hard work!
Congratulations to Christian Deysel who was the individual learner that collected the biggest donation for the Voorpos Big Walk.
Mrs Govender cools down the learners with a squirt gun.
Mrs Schmidlin’s Grade 1 class brought in the highest class contribution for the Big Walk. Congratulations!
VISITING BURNSIDE TOUCH FARMVoorpos Pre-Primary visited Burnside Touch Farm. They had an unforgettable day, playing with the animals, feeding them and learning more about them.
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15TH ANNUAL LILYFONTEIN ADVENTURE RACE EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONSThe Lilyfontein Adventure Race drew a record number of entrants this year with 296 children taking part in 74 teams of four in the primary school categories: u13, Grade 4-5 and Grade 1-3. Participants came from primary schools across the area including Lilyfontein, Stirling, Kidds Beach, Merrifield and Hudson Park. The eighty u13’s came to compete for a place in the SA Adventure Racing Championships. Races included, cycling, running and several other obstacles depending on the age group. A specific route has to be followed and a passport needs to be stamped to prove completion of every stage.Results:U13• 1st – Survivors (5hrs 47mins) Kidds Beach.
Keanu Janse Van Rensburg, Aphiwe Mbaliso, Luane Meyer & Lester Sawyer• 2nd - Anonymats (5hrs 54mins) - Stirling• 3rd – Pathfinders (5hrs 57mins) - LilyfonteinGrade 4-5• 1st – LMNTRIX (2hrs 02mins) – Lilyfontein. Joshua Niemand, Nastasja Bremer, Shawn Du Preez & Gabriel Kriel• 2nd – Cool Runnings (2hrs 06mins) - Lilyfontein• 3rd – Sterlights (2hrs 09mins) - StirlingGrade 1-3• 1st – Adventurous Stickeez – Stirling. Alyx Currin, Kayla Petersen, Keegan Krummeck & Thomas Caswell• 2nd – Nomads - Stirling• 3rd – Team Zenande – Merrifield
Thomas Collins, Sebastian van der Merwe, Anagret Swart & Michaela Martin start planning their route on the map they were given at the briefing.
Manie Smalberger & Austin Stoltz in the paddling leg of the u13 race
Nastasja Bremer, Shawn Du Preez, Gabriel Kriel & Joshua Niemand are all smiles after winning the Grade 4-5 race
Logan Annandale, Kaila-Jade Kriel, Alex McQuirk & Timothy Page (wearing green shirts) run ahead in the grade 1-3 race
Seared ostrich fillet with a blackcurrant sauceServes 4
Ostrich is low in fat, healthy and tasty – just don’t overcook it. INGREDIENTS:• Splash of olive oil• 4 ostrich fillet steaks• Salt and freshly ground black pepper• 1 cloves garlic, crushed• 1 tsp finely chopped fresh ginger,• 1 red chilli, sliced (optional)• ½ cup dry red wine• 2 Tbsp. blackcurrant jam• 4 tbls Wellington’s Steakhouse Sauce• 4 spring onions with tops, roughly chopped METHOD:Season steaks with salt and pepper.
Heat the olive oil to high heat in heavy-based
frying pan.
Sear ostrich fillets in batches for 1 minute per side, and set aside.
To the same pan add a drop more olive oil and gently fry ginger, garlic and chillies, stirring for 1 minute.
Add the wine, blackcurrant jam and Wellingtons. Steakhouse Sauce, and simmer until slightly reduced.
Return the fillets and spring onions to the sauce. Gently heat through – don’t overcook.
Serve on a pile crushed potatoes with steamed greens.
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FIRST INTERHOUSE HOCKEY
This term Clarendon Prep held their first Interhouse Hockey matches on the new Astro at Clarendon Park. Well done Gittins on being the overall winners.
Our U/9 hockey teams participated successfully in hockey festivals and Derby Days.
HOCKEY
2015 RUGBY WORLDCUP ENGLAND
POOL AAUSTRALIAENGLAND
WALESFIJI
URUGUAY
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QF 1SAT OCTOBER, 17
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MILLENNIUM STADIUM13:00
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QF 4SUN OCTOBER, 18
TWICKENHAM16:00
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SF 1SAT OCTOBER, 24 - TWICKENHAM
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SF 1SAT OCTOBER, 24 - TWICKENHAM
16:00Winner QF1 VS Winner QF2
Bronze FinalFRI OCTOBER, 30 - OLYMPIC STADIUM
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15TH ANNUAL LILYFONTEIN ADVENTURE RACE IS A GREAT SUCCESSThe Lilyfontein Adventure Race drew a record number of entrants this year with 460 people taking part in 128 teams over distances ranging from 4kms for the grade 1-3 race up to 110km for the Corporate Challenge. The sixty participants in the u15 and u19 categories came from high schools across the area including Lilyfontein, Stirling, Byletts, Selborne, Clarendon and Merrifield to compete for a place in the SA Adventure
Racing Championships. Races included, cycling, running, paddling, abseiling, kloofing and several other obstacles all of which needed to be completed to complete the ‘race passport’.High School results:U191st – Unexpectables (8hrs 04mins) – Lilyfontein. Johan van der Walt, Zachary Swart, Chané Keese & Sebastian Schultz
2nd –The Pack (9hrs 35mins) - Stirling3rd – Victorious Secret (10hrs 04mins) - LilyfonteinU151st – Cyclomaniacs (8hrs 01mins) – Lilyfontein. Matthew Niemand, Jarrod Rehse, Ludwig Bremer & Melissa Hayward.2nd – Synergy (8hrs 47mins) - Lilyfontein3rd – Fearless Tigers (9hrs 12mins) - Stirling
The U19 winners, Sebastian Schultz, Chané Keese, Johan van der Walt & Zachary Swart at the start line at 05:45 on Saturday, 5 Sept.
Jarrod Rehse, Matthew Niemand, Melissa Hayward & Ludwig Bremer run to cross the finishing line first in the u15 race
Kenia Jordaan abseils on the u19 route u15 race starts with the paddling leg at 05:15
Ryan Swart, Tess van der Walt, Teo Jordaan and Robyn Emslie take time to check their u15 route map.
Ryan Kruger carries teammate John –Georg Weschta at one of the obstacles on the u15 route
GRADE 10’S VISIT AMATOLA WATEROn 26 August, 45 Grade 10 Physical Science pupils visited the Amatola Water treatment works at the Nahoon Dam. They were shown around and had the opportunity to ask questions and see exactly how our water is made safe for use. They saw how the water is cleaned and purified, and also visited one of the laboratories. This wonderfully educational experience was enjoyed by all. Many thanks to Ms. Tandi Thomas and her team for making it possible.
SCIENTISTS SUCCEED AT ESKOM EXPO FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTSOn 7 August, Daniel Rothmann and Bethany Robinson participated in the Regional Science Expo. This required learners to either do a study on something or invent something new. Daniel created a board-game called “Consequential Conundrum” to help young children learn how to deal with situations they may face in their life. He received a gold medal for this project and will attend the National Expo held in Pretoria, during the October holidays. Bethany did a study on the impact of cell phones on one’s memory and learning ability, and showed, unsurprisingly, that the effect is negative. She received a bronze medal for this thought-provoking study.Well done to both learners for their fantastic achievements.
CAMBRIDGE TAKES ON HUDSON IN CLASSIC CLASH22 August saw Cambridge High School take on Hudson Park High School in the annual Classic Clash on Hudson’s fields. While a number of the hockey matches were cancelled due to the poor weather, all the netball and rugby went
ahead as planned. The Cambridge High School First Netball Team beat the Hudson Park First Team in a very intense, nail-biting game. The First Rugby Team had a very tough game, but unfortunately lost their final game of the season.
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EARLYACT VISITS GREENSLEEVES EarlyAct (Group 2) visited Greensleeves and got the opportunity to spend some time with the children at the home. The EarlyAct learners donated fruit and made crafts with the children. Lots of fun was had by all.
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GRADE 2 TRAIN TRIP On Tuesday, 25 August 2015, 84 very excited Grade 2 learners boarded the Metrorail Train to Berlin. The learners were accompanied by 34 parents. The train left East London station at 10:45. Picnics were packed for the trip and the eating commenced as soon as the train left the station! The train trip was the conclusion of the Life Skills theme “Transport” and for the majority of the learners it was the first time they had ever travelled by train. This is an annual event for the Beaconhurst Grade 2s and one they look forward to from Grade R. The learners went to Berlin Station where the train stopped for a 20 minute break. Parents and learners then boarded the train back to East London. On the return trip, some learners were lulled to sleep by the motion of the train, while others sang songs and danced.
The train arrived at the East London station at 13:36 where all the tired, but happy passengers disembarked
Grade 2 learners waiting patiently to board the train to Berlin.
Seeing the scenery from a new perspective.
Time for a quick toilet break at Berlin Station before the train returns to East London.
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KARATE CHAMPIONSWell done Shanay Archery (left), Aiden Weiss (middle) and Stacey Weiss (right)! The three Beaconhurst karatekas represented Border at the 40th South African Goju Kai Championships held at Stellenbosch University on 1st August, bringing home 2 gold medals and 1 bronze medal.
As soon as the train departed the East London station learners tucked into their picnics!
And we’ve all arrived safely back in East London!
“AS TIME GOES BY” The Intermediate Phase presented a fantastic concert entitled ‘As Time Goes By’. The grade 4-7 learners sang and danced along to hits such as ‘Hey baby’ and ‘Grandma’s Feather Bed’. Great fun was had by all and even the teachers performed a number! A big thank you goes to Mrs Geddie for writing the play script.
DISNEY’S ALADDIN AT CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY
SCHOOLThis year, Cambridge Primary School is putting on a production of Disney’s Aladdin. Originally written for the Broadway Junior stage,
all the familiar characters return and many of the songs will be familiar to anyone who has watched the movie. The children are extremely excited and are very keen to showcase their talents for other schools so please come along and enjoy a magical trip to
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TENNISWell done to the 1st Tennis team (Holly-May Nowers, Alexa Phillips, Mika van Veen, Jessica Marx, Hanna van Heerden, Kristin Hatley and Enya Jones) on winning the tournament at Cradock.They beat Hudson
Park, Wilgerivier and Paarl Gymnasium in the pool matches.In the semi-final they beat Cradock and in the final they beat Paarl Gymnasium (last year’s winners).
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FOUNDERS DAYHudson Park celebrated its 110th birthday at its annual Founders Day ceremony. Mr Vinny Lingham was the guest of honour. Mr Lingham, now based in San Francisco, is an Old Hudsonian and technology entrepreneur. He is also a well-known investor, having taken part in the South African edition of Dragon’s Den. Mr Lingham is a founder of the Silicon Cape Initiative, which aims to foster and support technology businesses in the Western Cape.Mr Vinny Lingham addressed the joint schools assembly in the Centenary Hall.
Asisipho Nangu (headgirl of Hudson Park High School) lights the flame. She is accompanied by Ella Jardine and Ross Thompson, the Grade 1 pupils whose birthdays are closest the date of the school’s founding, and. Mr Roy Hewett (principal of the high school), Mr Vinny Lingham, Mrs Di Lehy and Mr Ian Lehy (principal of the primary school) look on.
BATHROOM UPGRADEHudson Park has embarked on a program to improve the school’s bathroom facilities. The senior boys’ bathroom has recently been remodeled. This is the second bathroom to be completed.
FOUNDATION PHASE SPORTS DAYThe Foundation Phase held its annual sports day. The learners in Grades 1, 2 and 3 took part in a variety of races, including relay and fun races. The sports program at Hudson Park is part of the school’s mission to develop children to be well-rounded, happy and healthy. The wonderful support shown by parents at this event added to fun of the day.
Rebecca Leonard participates in the sunglasses and “earrings” race.
Jack Truter bounces his way happily through the bean bag race.
SELBORNE COLLEGE DRAMA CLUBFor the first time, Selborne College Drama Club has entered two one act plays into the “ATKV Tienertoneel”, a nationwide competition in which more than 180 schools participate. Not only is the adjudication for this competition very strict – all the plays have to be presented in Afrikaans!The boys embarked on a journey to Port Elizabeth, where they took park in the provincial elimination rounds with two plays, namely “Die Doen-dit-self Frankenstein Monteerstel” by David Campton and “Aria da Capo” by Edna St Vincent Millay. After their first performance in the Little Theatre, “Aria da Capo” was chosen among the top 4 productions, and they had to perform again in the final round the very next day. At this event, “Aria da Capo” was ranked third, and the boys received no less than 21 additional awards!“Die Doen-dit-self Frankenstein Monteerstel” received a bronze for choreography. Actors Matthew
Orsmond and Matthew August each received a bronze for their performances.“Aria da Capo” received a bronze for lighting design; silvers for technical aspects, choreography, décor, set design and sound design; and golds for make-up and costumes. Bronzes were awarded to Phumelele Nkomozake, Juta Makapula, Athenkosi Mafojela and Christian Muller for acting; Declan North for sound, Jordan Goddard for lighting and Timonthy Leeuw for stage management. Silvers were awarded to Chulumanco Nkalashe and Juta Makapula for ensemblework and to Chulumanco Nkalashe for acting, as well as to Miss Jo Stemmet for directing.We are looking forward to seeing these award winning plays at the GALA EVENT on 17 October 2015! Well done and congratulations to all our Drama Boys – we are proud of you!
SACEEThe Foundation Phase learners honoured their parents with a Special Assembly . Culminating in a family picnic on on the school grounds. The content of the Assembly was integrated in their daily learning activities, exposing their parents to what was being taught and learnt in the classroom. The learners were encouraged to dress up as their heroes!
SCHOOL FAMILY PICNICThe George Randell Primary team participating in the SACEE (South African Council for English Education) came third in the Grade 6 and 7 section. Seventeen local East London schools participated.
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PORT REX TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL(t) 043 726 5324 (e) [email protected]
shop 50 china town, bonza bay road, beacon bay
043 748 2093
Shaun Pearson5A St. Michael’s RoadBelgravia, East London, 5201P.O. Box 8048, nahoon, 5210Email: [email protected]
Tel: 043 722 4604Fax: 043 722 0592Cell: 083 741 3243
Fumigator In Charge
Dept of agriculture registered for structural pest control (Domestic & Commercial). Recirculation fumigation
and weed control.
Almarie Richardson
Tel: 043 721 2755 | Fax: 043 721 2305 | Cell: 083 281 2686
Email: [email protected] | FSP No: 44326
22 Tottenham Road, Baysville, East London
“Short Term Insurance Specialists”
Remedial & Support Lessons Grade R - Grade 3
c
Caron ThompsonH.D.E. BEd.Hons (S.N.E.)
Classroom:
24 Logan Dr
Nahoon Mouth
East London
0847730122
IN AND AROUND THE HOUSE
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Accredited, world-class chef training in the winelands. Y o u r f u t u r e s t a r t s h e r e !
Applications now open for 2016 enrollment.
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YOU’LL NEED:• Glassjars• Superglue• Plasticanimals• Spraypaint(Tip:whynottrywhite,goldorsilverforadults)
• Candyortoystofillthejarwith
WHAT TO DO:• Removeanypaperorpackagingfromthejar• Sticktheanimaltothelidusingthesuperglue• Whentheglueisdry,coatyourlidinacoatofspraypaintandletitdry.Repeatthistwicemore
• Nowfillyourjarwithtreats&enjoy!
JAMMIN’ JARSSummer is here, and having your parties outside is (finally) an option again. Why not attempt these fun and fabulous jars at your (or the kids’) next party?
PORT REX TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDERS’ DAY 2015PortRexTechnicalHighSchoolrecentlyheldtheir annual Founders’ Day celebrations.Thiseventisanimportantpartoftheschoolcalendar as it is the occasion upon whichthelivesandworksoftheschool’sfounders,staff,PortRexiansandEx-PortRexiansarecelebrated.TheceremonyheldontherugbyfieldwasattendedbymanyEx-PortRexiansandwasfollowedbyvariousnetball,hockeyand rugby matches against Stirling HighSchool.
CONCLUSION OF WINTER SPORTSInconclusion to thewintersportseasonourFirstNetball teamplayedanetballmatchagainstateamcomprisedofFirstteamhockeyandrugbyboys.Afterseveralkicksandafewstealsthegameendedinadraw.Afuntimewashadbyall.
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STIRLING HIGH SCHOOL(t) 043 735 1444 (e) [email protected] SEMPER FIDELIS
BEACONHURST HIGH(t) 043 748 2427 (e) [email protected]
HOCKEYCongratulations to Simon Webster (Captain) who played his 100th match for the Stirling 1stHockey Team last night vs Cambridge. Stirling won 1-0.
7TH STIRLING VOCAL CELEBRATIONThe Stirling Vocal Celebration is a vibrant evening full of vocal talentand showcases all the Stirling choirs, soloists and creative souls including beatboxing items and performances of original songs.
The following East London schools choirs also participated in the celebration: Grens Hoërskool Vocal Group, Cambridge High School Vocal Group, Stirling Primary.
FEEDBACK FRIDAYGrade 12 student, Danté Robberts introduced Stirling High School to the Wili/Planga family in the school assembly on Friday 14 August. Stirling High School has been supporting the family this year in the FEEDBACK FRIDAY initiative where each class in the school spends one week in the year helping a family in need. The objective is to provide the family with nutritious food to promote a healthy lifestyle. Each week a class brings food, bedding, toys or old clothes for the family by Friday.
GRADE 11 LIFE ORIENTATION CAMP The grade 11 pupils thoroughly enjoyed their Life Orientation camp for 2015 held at Cefani River Mouth
Resort. They took part in many team building activities, including building structures on the beach.
COOL CHRIS CREWSubstance abuse is a serious issue in schools around our country and the Cool Chris Crew has decided to take up the fight for a safer future. This group of people travel around the country, doing presentations and plays regarding the effect of substance abuse on teenagers. Beaconhurst was privileged enough to be visited by this determined crew. The school got to watch a play which revolved around the changing behaviour of a substance-abusing teenager and his mother. It is such a clever initiative to inform learners about the dangers of drugs and alcohol and how to overcome the struggles of substance abuse or even how to avoid getting involved with such substances. We are very thankful for this opportunity!
ENTERTAINMENT
THE DRAC PACK IS BACK Hotel Transylvania 2, the adorable and funny sequel starring Adam Sandler
and Selena Gomes, releases in SA on 2 October 2015.
Now that Dracula has opened the Hotel Transylvania’s doors to humans, things are changing for the better; however, Drac is secretly worried that his half-human grandson, Dennis, isn’t showing his vampire side. So,
while Mavis and Johnny are away, Drac enlists his friends to help him put the boy through a “monster-in-training” boot camp. But things really get batty when Drac’s cantankerous,
old-school dad pays an unexpected visit.
FUN FACT
Frankenstein’s birthday is
11 March 1818 when he
rose to fame!
Hotel Transylvania 2 2 October 2015
Get ready for Hotel Transylvania! You could win one
of four movie hampers filled with movie merchandise to the value of R1 200 each!
Simply LIKE us (AWSUM East London) on Facebook. And post on our wall: The Drac pack is back.
Entries close 30 October 2015.
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