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2019-01-22

GRADE 12

PARENT INFORMATION

EVENING

PSALM 8PSALM 8 DIE BOODSKAP – ‘N PSALM

VAN DAWID

As ek opkyk na alles wat U in die

hemelruim gemaak het – al die planete,

melkwegstelsels en miljoene sterre, dan

snak ek na my asem as ek sien hoe

piepklein die mens regtig is. En tog,

hoeveel gee U nie om vir hierdie piepklein

mensie nie! Dink net: U sorg vir hom. Hy

is vir U belalangrik. U het hom so

belangrik gemaak dat hy amper soos U is;

U behandel hom soos ‘n koning; U gee ‘n

baie hoë posisie aan hom. U wil hê dat

die mens oral moet wys hoe groot U is.

Hy is mos U verteenwoordiger.

U laat hom soos ‘n groot leier regeer oor

U handewerk. Hy moet vir alles sorg wat

U gemaak het. Veral die diere is van hom

afhanklik. Here, God, hoe groot is U nie;

U word oor die hele aarde geprys!

PSALM 8 THE MESSAGE – A DAVID

PSALM

I look up at your macro-skies, dark and

enormous, your handmade sky-jewellery,

moon and stars mounted in their settings.

Then I look at my micro-self and wonder,

Why do you bother with us?

Why take a second look our way?

Yet we’ve so narrowly missed being gods,

bright with Eden’s dawn light.

You put us in charge of your handcrafted

world, repeated to us your Genesis-

charge. Made us lords of sheep and

cattle, even animals out in the wild,

Birds flying and fish swimming,

whales singing in the ocean deeps.

GOD, brilliant Lord,

Your name echoes around the world.

AFR. HT Mev. A. Willemse

AFR. EAT Mrs J. Lemke

ENG. HL Mr J. Nortje

ENG. FAL Mrs M. Den Hond

DUITS Dr M. Le Roux

WISK. Mrs A. Odendaal

MATHS Mrs A. Odendaal

WIG/M. LIT Mrs M. Young

FW Mrs A. Van Loggerenberg

PS Mrs A. Ackermann

LW/LS Mrss S. Bester/S. Pretorius

REK/ACC Mrs H. Haasbroek

BS Mrs M. Van Dyk

RTT/CAT Mrs R. Du Toit

IT Mrs K. Smit

IGO/EGD Mr G. Terblanche

GEO Mrs F. Spreeth

HISTORY Mrs R. Jordaan

VS/CS Mrs H. Venter

VK/VA Miss I. Nel

TOERISME Mrs C. Botha

TOURISM

LO Mrs C. de Bruyn

Mrs N. Bierbaum

GR. 12

PARENTS INFORMATION EVENING

OBJECTIVES 2019• 100% pass rate.

• 85% university exemption.

• Informed parents and learners.

• Cooperation between parents and learners to benefit our gr. 12 learners

• Develop each gr. 12 learner’s potential to the full.

GR. 12 ENTRIES

• Closing date for subject changes 11 Jan. 2019

• Final submission: 1 February

• ID – certified copy.

• Valid passport – Immigrants

• Accuracy.

• No subject changes allowed.

• Progressed learners – modulation

UNIVERSITY EXEMPTION

• 4 subjects 50% +

• LO does not count

ALL SUBJECTS DO COUNT FOR UNIVERSITY EXEMPTION

PAT• 25% of final mark.

• Keeping to target dates is of

cardinal importance.

ABSENTEEISM

• Please inform school telephonically, email, letter when your child is absent.

• Try to make doctors’ appointments after school hours.

• When not possible make arrangements timeously.

• Parent him/herself must sign learner out – do not sit and wait in your car.

• If unable to pick up learner yourself, arrange with secretary, Mrs Isabelle Rousseau, in writing

ABSENTEEISM CONTINUES

• Absenteeism during exams, portfolio assignments and tests must be accompanied by a legal medical certificate. If not, a learner is awarded nil.

• No special requests of going on early holidays/long weekends will be considered. Learners will write test/exams until the last day.

• Long weekends: 14:00

• Holidays: 11:00

SIGNING OUT PROCEDURES

Parents’ responsibility

• Letter/email from parent

[email protected]

[email protected]

• Indicate date, time and reason.

• Ensure that no tests or portfolio assignment are missed when appointment is made.

SIGNING OUT PROCEDURES

CONTINUE

Learner’s responsibility

• Excuse from class 5 minutes

before parent arrives to pick

him/her up.

SIGNING OUT PROCEDURES

CONTINUE

• Parent completes and signs

register at Mrs Isabel Rousseau.

• When a learner falls ill during

school hours, he/she has to report

at reception.

• Mrs Mercia Booysen will call

parent.

TESTS AND EXAMINATIONS

• Test time table in school diary for 2019 – whole year.

• Delimitations – web site.

• Thorough preparation.

• Everything counts for year mark.

• When/if absent – medical certificate.

TESTS AND EXAMINATIONS CONTINUE

EXAMINATION TIME TABLES – DISTRICT AND

GDE

• Delimitations.

• Preparation for NSC – we are a team against

the external examiners.

• Thorough preparation imperative.

• IMPORTANT DATES: (ESTIMATED DATES)

June exams: 23 May – 14 June

Preparatory exams: 28 August –

22 September

NSC: 14 October – 29 November

TESTS AND EXAMINATIONS

CONTINUE

• Please do NOT make any learners or driver’s-licence appointments during these times.

• No special arrangements can be made (earlier or later writing of papers).

• May/June, Preparatory and NSC papers are set by GDE – no supplementary papers can be written.

TESTS AND EXAMINATIONS

CONTINUE

LANGUAGES

• Orals form an integral part of the outcomes.

• Paper 4: Total 50 from 300 – of cardinal importance.

• Literature: HL – 12 poems, novel and play. Sound knowledge of content. Imperative that each genre is read thoroughly, at least twice. Time in class not sufficient to read everything. Read and study at home.

• Language is about reading.

• STUDY! Also for language, and especially for literature papers.

WORK ETHICS

HOMEWORK

• Part and parcel of class work and complements class work.

• Enables learner and educator to determine whether learner understands work or not.

• Homework in ALL subjects is important.

• Effective time management is imperative.

WORK ETHICS CONTINUE

• DO HOMEWORK ALWAYS.

• RESPECT ACADEMIC TIME.

• CORRECT TEXT BOOKS IN CLASS ALWAYS.

• KEEP TO TARGET DATES.

• PUNCTUALITY.

• PARTICIPATE IN CLASS.

• BE PRESENT AT ALL TIMES – INVOLVED, FULLY ENGAGED, FOCUSED.

• PAST EXAMINATION PAPERS

• www.education.gpg.gov.za – learners, exam papers, instructions, guidelines

WORK ETHICS CONTINUE

HOW CAN PARENTS ASSIST?• Create a learning atmosphere at home:

silence, desk and chair – homework time

is holy time.

• Support – an 18 year old is still a child:

encourage,

be interested,

be involved,

get to know the teachers.

• Teach your child to plan and organise.

• Set up a study time table – and keep to it.

WORK ETHICS CONTINUE

HOW CAN PARENTS ASSIST?

• Control homework on a daily basis.

• Ensure that the school diary is used.

• Search his/her book case regularly – page through workbooks and scripts. Are there any loose notes? In what condition are these books? Help to organise.

• Diarize your child’s test and examination time tables.

• Phone grade-head when you feel/experience any sense of uneasiness – trust sixth sense.

• Control test, examination and portfolio assignment results.

• Attend parents evenings: 16 April, 23 July

WORK ETHICS CONTINUE

HOW CAN PARENTS ASSIST?

• Limit absenteeism as far as possible –keep school informed when your child is legally absent and ensure that missed work is caught up immediately.

• Ensure that your child’s appearance is correct – according to our Code of Conduct – before he/she leaves your house.

• Visit our website on a regular basis and be informed: delimitations, time tables, other information, etc.

• d6 – School communicator.

WORK ETHICS CONTINUE

HOW CAN PARENTS ASSIST?

• How do you motivate your child?

• Keep your discussions about the school and staff positive.

• Promote our values of balance, excellence, integrity, loyalty and respect at home.

• Be involved and present in your child’s life –this ensures success.

• Maintain healthy relationships with his/her teachers.

• Feel free to make an appointment with any of his/her subject teachers at any time.

TESTIMONIALS

• Privilege, not a right – can be denied due to negative behaviour, e.g. disruption, etc.

• Apply at teacher of choice – complete HOK 55 accurately.

• Reflect absenteeism and punctuality.

• Reflect behavioural record.

• Available on date that matric results are released at school – 3 Jan. 2020

• All financial responsibilities are to be adhered to before document is issued.

MATRIC FAREWELL

• Attendance of the matric farewell is a

privilege, not a right – it can be denied

due to absenteeism, disruptive

behaviour, category 2 offences, etc.

• Date: Thursday, 19 September 2019

• Your partner must preferably be a fellow

grade 12 Ovie, alternatively he/she can

be a grade 10 learner or older – but there

are limited space available for partners

that are not grade 12 Ovies.

CHALLENGES:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

DIRECT EXPENSES

Venue and food R120 425

Cold drink (20 x R85 x 2) R3 400

Waiters R2 000

R125 825

Direct expenses per person (250) R503

INDIRECT EXPENSES

Decor R45 000

Sound R14 500

Invitations R3 000

R62 500

Indirect expenses per person (210) R297

Total cost per person (R503 + R297) R800

FINAL AMOUNT: R800

40 DAYS

• School does not support it and considers it a menace.

• Learners celebrate it anyway.

• School communicates date via d6 Communicator and sms timeously.

• Learners are not allowed near the school.

• SAPS and Metro Police are informed and requested to patrol area surrounding school.

• No egg throwing is allowed.

• No hooting, spinning of cars or speeding past the school is allowed.

ADDITIONAL HELP

• All gr. 12 educators are available on

Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays

between 14:00 – 14:30.

• Additional classes can be arranged,

however, they might not be free of charge.

• Learners themselves are responsible for

arranging for additional help with their

educators.

• Extra classes are there to focus on a

specific problem, not for catching up.

MATHEMATICS WINTER SCHOOL

• Takes place during the June/July

holidays. (14 – 18 June)

• Costs amount to R450,00 per

learner for four days – includes a

work book.

• Book timeously – open the

learners from other schools too.

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

SPRING SCHOOL

• Takes place during September holidays, 20 – 24 September –presented by Mrs Van Loggerenberg.

• Costs amount to R450,00 per learner, four days – includes work book.

• Book timeously.

• Exclusively for HOK learners.

PERIOD AFTER PREPARATORY

EXAMINATION

• Compulsory teaching time.

• Preparatory examination papers are returned and discussed.

• Mistake analyses are done.

• Revision.

• Final examination tips are given.

• It is a grave lie if your child tells you that nothing goes on at school or that the teachers do not work!

WORK AFTER SCHOOL HOURS

• Priority to study, not to work after hours.

• When working, learner’s priorities change

– focus on income, not on studies.

• Experience taught that learners are tired,

apathetic and homework is neglected.

• Working during weekends produce similar

results.

• Gr. 12 learners sleeping in class miss an

enormous amount of important work.

Learning subject; preparation started on day 1.

Achievement depends on hard work, self

discipline, and motivation. Parents are to assist

in motivation.

Attaining own objectives: class work, punctual

submission of assignments, thorough preparation

for tests and examinations.

Skills attained facilitate achievement on tersiary

level.

Mrs Van Dyk is available for individual assistance

on every Monday, between 14:00 and 14:30.

Woensdag, 23 Januarie 2019

Woensdag, 23 Januarie 2019

Term 1:• Phase 1 (30 marks)

Term 2:• Phase 2 (45 marks)

Term 3:• Phase 3 (85 marks)

PHASE 1:• Task definition, find, access and evaluate

information

PHASE 2:• Use of information – plan, process and analyse

PHASE 3:• Use of information – synthesise and report

• Counts 25% of total year mark!!!

Please motivate you child to work consistently and to work

hard!

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS AND DESIGN

PAT COMPONENT

Presented by Mr Gerhard Terblanche(012) 567 5115

IS “PAPER 3” OF THE FINAL EXAM

The DBE and GDE PATs (only) is therefore a compulsory formal

assessment task, to be completed at school.

IT IS THE LEARNER’S OWN PROJECT

IT IS THE LEARNER’S OWN

RESPONSIBILITY

EDUCATORS CAN ONLY MANAGE,

MONITOR and give GUIDANCE

When should the Gr 12 PAT be done?

The grade 12 PAT Phases must be completed during the first

two terms!

Phase 1: Design Process – by the end of Term 1

Phase 2: Presentation Drawings – by the end of Term 2

Phase 3: Completion of the portfolio by the second week of

Term 3 – 26 July 2019

5 to 9 August: School submits final PAT

marks to facilitators – No further changes to

marks can be made.

Time allocation for grade 12 :

12 Hours to a maximum of 16 hours teaching-/ period time. Additional non-teaching/period time may also

be allocated at the school. However, the total maximum time may not

exceed 20 hours.

QUESTIONS

I thank you.

The task consists of two phases.

Phase 1 will be completed during Term 1.

Phase 2 will be completed during Term 2.

Dates of completion will be provided by the

Department.

PAT must be completed during class time under teacher

supervision.

Sometimes research needs to be completed at home.

Under no circumstances may PAT be completed home.

PAT mediation takes place on 18 Feb. The instructions

will then be discussed with the learners.

ABSENTEEISM must be covered by a medical certificate!

Discuss the question.

Provide some background.

Give resources as needed.

Enough time to complete during double

periods.

All information regarding PAT is recorded in

the front of the PAT book

- Absenties

- Behaviour

- Number of opportunities

- Contacting parents

PAT is the key to successful Tourism marks!

INLIGTINGSTEGNOLOGIERIGLYNE VIR

PRAKTIESE ASSESSERINGSTAKE

e-pos: [email protected](012) 5675115

DOELDie doel van die Praktiese Assesseringstaak (PAT) is om die IT

onderwyser die geleentheid te gee om die toegepaste bevoegdheid van die leerder direk en sistematies waar te neem en te evalueer.

Die PAT behels die toepassing van kennis en vaardighede.

Dit word oor die eerste drie kwartale van die graad 12-skooljaar geïmplementeer en moet as een uitgebreide taak onderneem word

wat in verskillende fases of 'n reeks kleiner aktiwiteite opgedeel word.

In Inligtingstegnologie (IT) tel die PAT 25% van die totale promosiepunt vir die vak.

Die programmeringsprojek van die PAT in Inligtingstegnologie vereis dat die leerders die ontwikkelingsinstrumente wat hulle bestudeer het,

moet gebruik om 'n programmatuur-oplossing vir 'n spesifieke probleem binne 'n gegewe scenario te ontwikkel.

Die fokus van die stelsel moet wees om die prosesse (soos registrasie, stemming en uitslae) te bestuur en om toepaslike resultate te

voorsien.

FASE PUNTE %

Fase 1: Ondersoek en analise 30 17.5%

Fase 2: Ontwerp 30 17.5%

Fase 3: Kodering, implementering en interne dokumentasie, insluitendaanbieding en algemeneevaluering

110 65%

170 100%

Probleme wat ons ondervind:

PROBLEEM: WAT OM TE DOEN:

Beplanning Dagboek datums

PAT Datums School Communicator/ Boekrak

KognatieweDenke

Teorie leer en praktiseer, Handleiding“effect”

Nul vir ‘n fase Hou by datums en word beloon

Verkeerdeinterpretasie

LEES PAT DOKUMENT !!!

‘n FaseUitstaande

Moet inhandig

Work smart, rather than

hard!

Leerders moet in die klas die PAT voltooi. Onderwyser / tregter van informasie

VRAE?

DANKIE

RIGLYNE VIRPRAKTIESE ASSESSERINGSTAKE

Mev. Hanlie Venter

Tydens die praktiese assesseringstaak moet die leerder

sy/haar kennis of praktiese vaardighede of vermoëns

demonstreer om ‘n verskeidenheid gehalte voedsel-

produkte te produseer met die fokus op die geskiktheid vir

verkoop daarvan.

Die praktiese assesseringstaak vir Gr. 12 bestaan uit twee

praktiese eksamens 2½ uur elk. Leerders doen hierdie

eksamens individueel.

Woensdag, 23 Januarie 2019

• Kwartaal 2: Praktiese eksamen 1

Leerders sal die produkte maak en aanbied wat

hulle vir die mikro-onderneming vir die projek in

kwartaal 1 gekies het.

• Kwartaal 3: Praktiese eksamen 2

Leerders sal ‘n verskeidenheid voedselprodukte

geskik vir verkoop maak. Fokus op die gebruik van ‘n verskeidenheid vaardigehede en tegnieke.

Elke eksamen tel 100 punte. Die punt vir die finale

praktiese assesseringstaak word verkry deur die punte vir

die twee eksamens bymekaar te tel soos hier onder

aangedui:

Praktiese Eksamen: Kwartaal 2 100

Praktiese Eksamen: Kwartaal 3 100

Totaal 200 ÷ 2

Finale Punt vir PAT 100

PROJEK DATUM KOMMENTAAR

Uitdeel van Opdrag 4/2 * Of **

Volgorde 8/2 * Of **

Kriteria 6 14/2 * Of **

Kriteria 1-4 19/2 * Of **

Kriteria 5.1-5.5.1 22/2 * Of **

Kriteria 5.5.2 25/2 * Of **

Kosteberekening 5.5.2 28/2 * Of **

5.5.3-5.5.5 8/3 * Of **

Kriteria 6 13/3 * Of **

Finale Inhadiging 13-20/3 * Of **

* Of **

BEPLANNING VIR DIE JAAR SOOS VOLG:

* Sperdatum nie voltooi = Kans om uitstaande werk in te handig

** Nie ingehandig, eerste kans verbeur, erkenningsvorm aan ouer

gestuur wat geteken word deur die leerder en onderwyser .

VRAE/QUESTIONS

DANKIE

Kwartaal 1 (Intern)

Kwartaal 2 (Intern)

Kwartaal 3 (Intern)

Taak 1:Geïntegreerde Praktiese Taak

PAT 1(100)

Taak 2:Toets (50)

Taak 3:Geïntegreerde Praktiese Taak

(Sluit Junie Prakties in)

PAT 2(100)

Taak 4:Junie Eksamen

Teorie (100)

Taak 5:Rekordeksamen

PraktiesPAT 3(100)

Taak 6:Rekordeksamen

Teorie (100)

Totaal (150) Totaal (200) Totaal (200)

Ses Take Totaal (CASS PUNT) = 550 verwerk na 100 punte (25%

van Jaarpunt)

Kwartaal 4 Eindeksamen (Ekstern)

Retrospektiewe Uitstalling

(PAT 1, 2, 3 en Eksamen)

Vind in KW 3 plaas

Eindeksamen (Teorie)

Eindeksamen(Prakties)

24 ure

Totaal (100) Totaal (100) Totaal (100)

Eksterne Take Totaal = 300 (75% van Jaarpunt)

TOTAAL = 100 (CASS) + 300 (Eindeksamen) = 400 punte = 100%

Bronboek/Visuele Dagboek (50)Source book/Visual Diary

Finale kunswerk (50)Final artwork

Totaal/Total: 100

Waaruit bestaan die

Voorblad/ Front Page

Inhoudsopgawe/ Index

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