newsletter #35 2019...newsletter #35 2019 11 october 2019 dear parents, on monday we formally said...

Newsletter #35 2019 11 October 2019

Dear Parents,

On Monday we formally said goodbye to our Matric class of 2019.

After five years at Camps Bay High School their time with us as pupils has come to an end. We traditionally mark this with a

formal ‘farewell’ Assembly. Due to our practise of maintaining the same tutor [Home room teacher] from Grade 8-12, the

tutors have a very close relationship with their pupils. This is seen at Valedictory Assembly when their classes are called up

to received their Matric Certificate from their tutors. Many fond farewells were said. The Matrics have been able to attend

classes this week and again on Monday, but from Tuesday, 15 October 2019 formal lessons for them will close. However,

they are most welcome to come to school during their class time and meet with their teachers on an ad hoc basis and as the

need arises. From next week they will be off on their formal ‘study week’. Here we expect them to be making their last

minute preparations for the lengthy Matric Exam sessions.

Security around the exams has been tightened up a lot since the days that you wrote Matric. Today each question paper

arrives in a sealed bag and locked with a ‘smart lock’. The code is sent to the lock on the morning of the exam and so the bag

cannot be opened early and also the wrong bag cannot be opened. If you see me wondering around our top car entrance

with a strange looking cell phone held up to the sky, I am trying to get our ‘smart lock’ opened to find the necessary satellite

signal.

We have worked so hard and so long with these Matrics to prepare them for these final exams. I know that they have all

they need to pass and do very well. The ball literally is now in their court. We wish them every success in these very

important exams.

TEST AND PROJECT CALENDAR

Please see a copy of the Grade 8 – 11 Test and Project calendar attached. Please note that Afrikaans and IsiXhosa paper 3

have been added to the calendar for Grade 10 & 11.

SPORT, SERVICE AND CULTURAL AWARDS

A copy of the Sports, Service and Cultural Awards are attached with this newsletter. The awards were held on the 16

September 2019.

CELEBRATION AWARDS

A copy of the awards for Celebration is attached with this newsletter.

SPORT, SERVICE AND CULTURE AWARDS 2019

SUMMER SPORTS:

ATHLETICS:

NOAH HOFFMANN TROPHY - VICTRIX LUDORUM –JUNIOR:

Lia WELLS

NOAH HOFFMANN TROPHY - VICTOR LUDORUM - JUNIOR:

Adinaan CORNELIUS

MENDELSOHN TROPHY - VICTRIX LUDORUM - SENIOR:

Amanda FUMBA

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE: Alexandro DA SILVA AZEVEDO

SAMMIE MORRIS TROPHY - VICTOR LUDORUM – SENIOR:

Alexandro DA SILVA AZEVEDO

BEST ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE:


IAN SMITH TROPHY - ATHLETE OF THE YEAR:


BASKETBALL - BOYS:

GILLOWAY TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Praise NGALIMA

GILLOWAY TROPHY - SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND SENIOR COLOURS:

Kidimbu JUNIOR

BASKETBALL - GIRLS:

TROPHY FOR - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Inathi MOKOENA

STANLEY TROPHY – SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Cathrine MADZATUNYA

CRICKET :

JUNIOR COLOURS: Lochlan WILLIAMSON

WATERPOLO :BOYS

MELNICK TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Kevin STOCKS

WATERPOLO :GIRLS

JUNIOR COLOURS: Erin MILLER

EP BUILDING SOCIETY TROPHY – PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Oceane ZOUMIS

WINTER SPORTS:

CROSS COUNTRY:

JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: BOYS:

Samuel WARREN

SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: BOYS and SENIOR COLOURS:


JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: BOYS:

Lili LOUW

HOCKEY - BOYS:

BAXTER JULYAN TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Zack SOLOMONS

HOCKEY - GIRLS:

ANSA CRONJE TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Stella ANDERSON

BERNSTEIN TROPHY - SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Paige CUMMING

NETBALL:

CRONJÉ TROPHY- JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Teia MASSEY

COLLEEN MCMINN TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Thandeka MDAWINI

JUNIOR COLOURS: Megan FENNELL

RUGBY:

BO WINTLE TROPHY - KEENEST JUNIOR PLAYER:

Romeo NDHLOVU

FILANTE TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Imraan SAMAAI

SOCCER - BOYS:

MIKE MORROW TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Fynn BURMAN

SPORT ‘N SURF TROPHY – SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Siphesihle SONGANGA

SOCCER - GIRLS:

TROPHY:JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Daniella SEGALL

QUICK PRINT TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR:

Cathrine MADZATUNYA

SQUASH:

COPELOWITZ TROPHY - GIRLS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND JUNIOR COLOURS:

Emma DU TOIT

COPELOWITZ TROPHY - BOYS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND JUNIOR COLOURS:

Lochlan WILLIAMSON

SURFING:

BOYS SURFING: STRONG TROPHY: SURFER OF THE YEAR:

Maxime GADEYNE

GIRLS’ SURFING: STRONG TROPHY - SURFER OF THE YEAR:

Liya GAYLARD

JUNIOR COLOURS: Luca NOVAK

TABLE TENNIS:

TROPHY: PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Siphesihle LUTHULI

SERVICE AWARDS 2019

ACTA:

ACTA Trophy Against cruelty to animals:

This trophy is awarded to the learner who showed the most compassion towards suffering animals this year and who did the

most to support animal welfare and animal charity organisations.

Jordi KAPLAN

SOUND AND LIGHTING:

DANIEL AMANN TROPHY for Sound and Lighting:

Mila ENGELBRECHT

CULTURE AWARDS 2019

ENGLISH OLYMPIAD:

Receiving GOLD:

Pro EXCELLENCIA: Ruby VAN ZYL

In HONOURE: Francois KEMP

AFRIKAANS OLYMPIAD:

Pro EXCELLENCIA: Francois KEMP

ART:

ART APPRECIATION: Luca CARICOLA

MOST PROMISING ARTIST: Casey SUTHERLAND

MOST INNOVATIVE ARTIST: Jade ATKINS

O HAGAN AWARD: EXCEPTIONAL ABILITY AND CONSISTENCY IN ART:

Jordi KAPLAN AND Megan MILLS

DRAMA:

BEST JUNIOR ACTOR: Nicholas HAUPT

BEST JUNIOR ACTRESS: Meg PAICE

LANGMAN TROPHY: SERVICE TO DRAMA: Kahlil VISSER AND Anna EMERY

THE INA BERNITZ MEMORIAL AWARD: FOR BEST PERFORMANCE PIECE

PRINCIPLE ENSEMBLE CAST OF EKHAYA PLAY 2019

14 LEAD CAST MEMBERS:

Alaya ASHBY

Ama GAISIE

Amicah EVANS

Anna EMERY

Anoushka SULAYMAN

Callen VAN DER ROSS

Ethan HOLTMAN

Iona VAN DER WESTHUIZEN

Kahlil VISSER

Keane BOOYSEN

Nicholas HAUPT

Nwabisa MBISHOLO

Sienna WIDD

Zak NORVAL

MATRIC CLASS TROPHY: BEST ACTOR/ACTRESS: Nwabisa MBISHOLO

DANCE:

THE MOST IMPROVED DANCER: Bongiwe MKWANANZI

THE MOST COMMITMENT TO DANCE: Daniel THETARD/Candice DAVIDS

BEST JUNIOR DANCER: Lola ERASMUS AND Mia MORRISON

BEST MALE DANCER: Ronaldo DA SILVA

BEST FEMALE DANCER: Shantel TELFER

THE CELEBRITY SERVICES AFRICA TROPHY:

ASPIRING CHOREOGRAPHER: Nyasha CHIDEWU

THE CELEBRITY SERVICES AFRICA TROPHY:

MOST PROMISING DANCER: Moesha MARIMIRA

DEBATING:

BEST JUNIOR SPEAKER: Kukhanya FINCA

BEST SENIOR SPEAKER AND PRO EXCELLENCIA: Nwabisa MBISHOLO

MUSIC:

Pro EXCELLENCIA:

IN HONOURE AND TROPHY FOR BEST JUNIOR INSTRUMENTALIST:

Daniel THETARD

NICK MYBURGH TROPHY – SERVICE TO POPULAR AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SCENE:

Kiera KRESFELDER

PRO EXCELLENCIA:

TROPHY FOR: BEST SENIOR INSTRUMENTALIST: Sienna WIDD

KARIN MAAS TROPHY - ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC COMPOSITION:

Francois KEMP

ELAIN BOSCHERS TROPHY - PROGRESS IN MUSIC –MOST PROMISING JUNIOR MUSICIAN:

Lance METROWICH

Pro EXCELLENCIA

TROPHY FOR: MOST PROMISING SENIOR MUSICIAN:

Sandrine THERON

GILLIAN RUBIN TROPHY - MOST OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN MUSIC

Sienna WIDD

*SPECIAL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT:

The Junior debating team came 2nd in the Rotary Debating League. They competed against the top schools in the province and

won 7 of the 8 debates they took part in. This is an outstanding achievement, which was acknowledged through a cash Prize

presented to the school by Rotary.

JUNIOR DEBATING TEAM:

Amaan ABADER

Kukhanya FINCA

Ethan LESTER

Sophie REHN

Layla WILTSHIRE

Abigail VAN DER SPUY

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS – CULTURE:

PERFORMING ARTS:

The following awards come with a citation:

* RALPH ROSEN CUP - INVOLVEMENT IN ALL SPHERES OF CULTURE:

Amava MKUKU

* VIRGINIA OOSTHUIZEN TROPHY - MOST OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN CREATIVE ARTS:

Sienna WIDD

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS - SPORT: TEAMS OF THE YEAR:

BOYS 1ST TEAM RUGBY:

Ameer-Ali SYDNEY

Athi XONGO

Bruce Junior KUTINYU

Daiyaan BOOLEY

Dane AGULHAS

Dylan Mihlali THEMBANI

Imraan SAMAAI

Jett IRELAND

Joshua FINNISH

Kevin STOCKS

Liam DU PLESSIS

Matthew O’ DOWD

Maysara AREND

Moenier BENJAMIN

Thabo KALU

Tyrese COETZEE

Yaaseen ISAACS

Yaqeen ACHMAT

Zane NCAPAYI

GIRLS: DAVIES FAMILY TROPHY: GIRLS TEAM OF THE YEAR:

1ST TEAM SOCCER

Amy BYSSHE

Cailin PEARCE

Cathrine MADZATUNYA

Daniella SEGALL

Gina MARKS

Jaime AUGOUSTIDES

Kiera KRESFELDER

Lavisa NTINI

Megan MILLS

Mia ALTBEKER

Oceane ZOUMIS

Stella THORNE

Tamia AGULHAS

Trish GANDA

Zona SOBEKWA

BJORKLUND FAMILY:

KUDU FLOATING TROPHY FOR EXCELLENCE BOYS:

Awarded to a senior learner/s who achieved on National or international level who do not necessary do a school sport:

Axel BERNAL

SERVICE TO SPORT:

DENNIS ABRAHAMS TROPHY: Nicholas HAUPT

*OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP ON THE SPORTS FIELD:

KLEINSMITH SHIELD: Tyrese COETZEE

*MOST DEDICATED SPORTSWOMAN:

THE GORDON LANDAU AWARD: Ruby VAN ZYL

*MOST DEDICATED SPORTSMAN:

THE DERRICK BOOYSEN MEMORIAL AWARD: Kevin STOCKS

BOYS’ HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORT FOR THE YEAR

RUDI CONSTANTINE KOUBOUVEC TROPHY- OUTSTANDING SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT BOYS:


GIRLS’ HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORT FOR THE YEAR

REINGOLD TROPHY - OUTSTANDING SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT GIRLS:

Daniella LEE MING-YESCA

*JUNIOR SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY: Erin MILLER/

*JUNIOR SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY: Lochlan WILLIAMSON

*SENIOR SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY: Ruby VAN ZYL

*SENIOR SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY: Alexandro DA SILVA AZEVEDO

INDIVIDUAL TROPHIES AND AWARDS 2019

SPECIAL PRIZEWINNERS

Prefects of 2019 Supporter’s Trophy for the Keenest Supporter(s):

Matthew Pape

Gerald Gordon Trophy for the learner with the best General Knowledge in Grades 8,9, & 10.

Diogo Inocentes

Colin Eglin Trophy for the learner with the best General Knowledge in Grades 11 or 12.

Azraa Abrahams

Sarah DAVIDS Library Trophy for the most diligent Junior Reader:

Amber Fisher

Shirley Marin Trophy for the most diligent Senior Reader:

Chulumanco Mahlangabeza

Russell Kaplan Trophy: for Social Awareness:

Dane Wise

PRESIDENT’S AWARDS:

The President’s awards, which is an internationally recognized individual development program for young

people, is the most prestigious award that can be given to a South African teenager. The certificates, signed by

Cyril Ramaphosa and Prince Phillip, are awarded to those participants who have completed stringent

requirements in four categories, namely: service to the community, skills and interest, adventurous

journey, and physical recreation. The learners receiving Gold also completed a residential project for five

days.

BRONZE:

Dylan Adriaens

Ruby Berg

Casey Bloomberg

Amy Bysshe

Ronaldo da Silva

Drew Goldie

Nicholas Haupt

Kiera Kresfelder

Matthew Pape

Vieve Staal

Abigail Van der Spuy

Ruby Van Zyl

SILVER:

Alaya Ashby

Catherine Crane

Dominic Holling

Thandeka Mdawini

Sean Pape

Cleo Sirin

Tessa Sirin

Ben Stoltzman

Daniel Thetard

The Junior Honour Trophy donated by the Watson Family

Junior learner who Best Displays Qualities of Camps Bay High School:

Dominic Holling

Sinovuyo Mose

1961 Matric Honour Trophy is awarded to the pupil who best displays the Qualities of the Camps Bay

Matric Class of 2019. This trophy is voted by the Matric Class:

Siphesihle Songanga

Anneli Human Trophy: (Carpe Diem)

voted by the Matric Class

Jade Atkins

2013 Matric Trophy: for Scholastic and Culture Achievement:

Nwabisa Mbisholo

Richard Stuttaford Trophy:

for the Best All-Rounder:

Sean Pape

1989 Matric Trophy:

for Outstanding Leadership:

Gia Abbott

Broll Interhouse Trophy:

For the Winning House

Green House

HONOUR AWARDS:

The following learners obtained Honours Award during the course of this year.

For Academics:

Gia Abbott

Jade Atkins

Kale Boyes

Anna Emery

Nwabisa Mbisholo

Iona Van Der Westhuizen

Other:

Francois Kemp - English Olympiad

ACADEMIC HONOURS:

Gush Dux Trophy and the George Hedges Award:

For the matric pupil who gained the highest marks in the June and September examinations:

Iona van der Westhuizen

The following learner was awarded their Honours Blazer for the first time:

For Academic Honours:

Sean Pape

Stephen Gordon Trophy for Special Endeavour:

Maxine Gillwald

1976 Matric Trophy: for Scholastic and Sporting Achievement

Hannah Barnes

Sacks Trophy for Deputy Head Prefect:

Cailin Pearce

Klerck Trophy for Deputy Head Prefect:

Gia Abbott

Principal’s Trophy for Head Prefect:

Hannah Barnes

CELEBRATION 2019 GRADE 8 PRIZE WINNERS

Prizes in individual Learning Areas

Xhosa Athama Dyani

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to candidates who show a work ethic that is

truly worthy of praise. We are proud of the following pupils who have worked exceptionally

hard the whole year.

Academic Endeavour Epalenzi Chiguruguru

Academic Endeavour Joshua Hapgood

Academic Endeavour Amber Fisher

Academic Endeavour Ntando Mambukwe

Academic Endeavour George Mangisi

Academic Endeavour Torsten du Toit

Academic Endeavour Ilhaam Essack

Academic Endeavour Dayyaan Behardien

Academic Endeavour Alicia Chinyoka

Academic Endeavour Jemima Wesselink

Top 10 Positions in the Grade.

Position Subject Name

10 Kristina Streeten

9 English Michaela Smith-Howe

8 Georgina Woodburn

7 Mila Young

6 Life Orientation (shared) Xavier Rebelo

Position Subject Average% (over 3 terms)

Name

5 85,1% Kayla Gilmour

4 85,7% Isabella Lubczonok

3 88,4% Lili Louw

2 Mathematics (shared)

Natural Sciences (shared) Social Sciences

92,4% Daniella Segall

1 Afrikaans; Creative Arts

Economic Management Sciences

Life Orientation(shared)

Mathematics Shared) Natural Sciences (shared)

Technology

93,8% Benjamin Pienaar



Creative Arts (shared) Mia Morrison

Social Sciences (shared) Dominic Holling

Xhosa Sinovuyo Mose




Academic Endeavour Faith Arbuthnot

Academic Endeavour Kate Blomerus

Academic Endeavour Milan Sulayman

Academic Endeavour Muzzammil Jones

Academic Endeavour Praise Ngalima

Academic Endeavour Daniel Bridgeford

Academic Endeavour Xena Adams

Academic Endeavour Tessa Sirin

Academic Endeavour Ben Stoltzman

Academic Endeavour Giuliana Mercorio

Academic Endeavour Nicholas Haupt



10 English

Economic Management Sciences

Social Sciences (shared)

Michael Adamou

9 Ailing Guan

8 Thuwaybah Bassier

7 Jade Wakeford

6 Helena Laubscher


Name

5 Mathematics 88,0% Vieve Staal

4 Afrikaans(shared) 89,6% Zoë Brand

3 90,1%

Shakila Africa

2 Creative Arts (shared) 90,2%

Emma Blomerus

1 Afrikaans(shared)

Natural Sciences

Life Orientation

Technology

92,7% Nishaat Williams



Visual Arts Jade Buchholtz

Dance Catherine Crane

Geography Carmen Nuss

History (shared) Kayla Kohn

Xhosa 1st Additional Language Sinozuko Lamani

Mathematical Literacy Neleya Pendlebury

Music Julia Keohane

Business Studies (shared)

Computer Applications Technology

Ridha Esau




Academic Endeavour Tsakane Mashele

Academic Endeavour Ayabulela Gongo

Academic Endeavour Mia Altbeker

Academic Endeavour Ibrahim Mussa

Academic Endeavour Leah Pillay

Academic Endeavour Uzair Edwards

Academic Endeavour Sophia Eiki

Academic Endeavour Jonathan Lucas

Academic Endeavour Alev Guven

Academic Endeavour and Afrikaans 1st Add Language Aasim Ellis



10 Consumer Studies Trinity De Villiers

9 Accounting Gina Marks

8 Amy Bysshe

7 Jana Kemp

6 Business Studies (shared) Aurora Blumberg


Name

5 Business Studies (shared) 85,0% Zara Ariu

4 Life Sciences

Physical Sciences (shared) 88,1% Ruby Berg

3 Dramatic Arts ; English; Economics 89,3% Lola-May Dunn

2 Life Orientation

Physical Sciences (shared) 90,4%

Nina-Karoo Hofmeyr

1 History (shared)

Mathematics 90,8%

Justine Braaf



Life Sciences (shared) Mila Engelbrecht

Visual Arts Alicia Schuler-Nitzsche

Consumer Studies Daniella Lee-Ming Yesca

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to candidates who have worked consistently

hard throughout the year and we are pleased to award the following learners with this prize.

Academic Endeavour Malia Krapf

Academic Endeavour Amava Mkuku

Academic Endeavour Kathryn Sandham

Academic Endeavour Juliet Mapasa

Academic Endeavour Jenna Perrone

Academic Endeavour Nicole Pietersen

Academic Endeavour Thandeka Mdawini

Academic Endeavour Keegan Kelly

Academic Endeavour

and the prize for Computer Applications Technology

Daniella Letizia

Academic Endeavour and the prize for History Lisa Asani



10 Justine Garde

9 Mathematical Literacy Hannah O’Connor

8 Geography Kirstyn Smith

7 Business Studies

Xhosa 1st Add. Lang.

Thandiwe Mabumbulu

6 Hudaa Williams


Name

5 Dramatic Arts

Life Sciences (shared) 88,9% Amicah Evans

4 89,3% Grace van Heerden

3 Dance ; Economics 89,4% Ronaldo Da Silva

2 Life Orientation 89,6% Alaya Ashby

1 Accounting ; English

Afrikaans 1st Add. Lang

Mathematics ; Music

Physical Sciences

93,9%

Francois Kemp


Prizes in individual Subjects

Economics Benjamin Jampatong

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to the following pupils. We are very proud of

these exceptionally hard-working and dedicated learners and wish them, together with the

other Matrics well for their final exams.

Academic Endeavour Luca Caricola

Academic Endeavour Nozubenathi Banise

Academic Endeavour Ethan Holtman

Academic Endeavour Megan Goslett

Academic Endeavour Trinidad Britow

Academic Endeavour Kira Gaylard

Academic Endeavour

and the shared subject prize for Consumer Studies and the

Davin Abramson Memorial Award for the keenest Consumer

Studies pupil

Amber Mason

Academic Endeavour

and the shared trophy for the best Art Piece / Work. Megan Mills

Special Prize Winners

Academic Progress in Grade 12 Daiyaan Booley

Progress in Xhosa Addelia Jambwa

Academic Merit is awarded to candidates who achieved from 75% to 79% in the June and

September Exams.

An Academic Colours Award is awarded to candidates who obtained from 80% to 84% in

the June and September Exams.

Academic Honours is awarded to candidates who obtained 85% and more in the June and

September Exams.

Tonight, some shared trophies or cups will been awarded. Both recipients will be called up on

stage, but only the first recipient will be presented with the cup or trophy.

Academic Merit Cailin Pearce

Academic Merit Ama Gaisie

Academic Merit Julia Overmeyer

Academic Merit Shannon Phelan

Academic Merit Anoushka Sulayman

Academic Merit Jemma Bellion

Academic Merit and the

Subject prize for Computer Applications Technology

Jenna Maxwell

Academic Merit

and the subject prize for Xhosa 1st Add. Lang

Asemahle Kutu

Academic Merit and

The Joanne Duggan Trophy for the Best Art Practical.

Jordi Kaplan

Academic Merit and the Davin Abramson Memorial Award

for the keenest Consumer Studies pupil(shared)

Zara Goslett

Academic Colours Erin Mamacos

Academic Colours Ruby Van Zyl

Academic Colours Mathematics (shared) and the Mary

Jenner Cup for Mathematics(shared)

Bianca Berg

Academic Colours

and the shared prize for Consumer Studies

Ciara Saunderson

Academic Colours

Mathematical Literacy (shared) and

The Centennial Cup for Literacy and Numeracy

Anousha Allie

Academic Colours

and the shared trophy for the best Art Piece/work.

Casey Sutherland

Academic Colours , 10th in Grade

Dance; Music and the

Trophy for the best Drama Practical.

Sienna Widd

Academic Colours , 9th in Grade Alexandra Braaf

Academic Colours , 8th in Grade ,

the subject prizes for Physical Sciences and

Accounting

and the Coopers and Lybrand Award for the best achievement

in Mathematics and Accounting (shared)

Hannah Barnes

Academic Honours , 7th in Grade

and the subject prizes for Business Studies

and History (shared)

Sean Pape


Subject prizes for Life Orientation and Visual Arts

Jade Atkins


Prizes for Geography; Life Sciences (shared)

For English and the Alice Jenner Cup for English; and the

Winnie Thomson Trophy for the Best Creative Writer in

English (shared).

Kale Boyes

Academic Honours , 4th in Grade,

Nwabisa Mbisholo

The Top Three Academics in Grade 12


Name

3rd in grade

Academic Honours

Dramatic Arts

Mathematical Literacy (shared)

History (shared)

and the Winnie Thomson Trophy

for the Best

Creative Writer in English

(shared)

84,7% Anna Emery

2nd in grade

Academic Honours

Subject prizes for:

Mathematics (shared)

and the Mary Jenner Cup for

Mathematics(shared)

and

Afrikaans 1st Add. Lang.

and the George Weideman

Memorial Trophy for Afrikaans

and the Coopers and Lybrand

Award for the best achievement

in Mathematics and Accounting

(shared)

86,3% Gia Abbott

1st in grade

Academic Honours

Subject prizes for:

History(shared – she obtained 100%)

and Life Sciences (shared)

89,1% Iona Van Der

Westhuizen

2020 PREFECTS

Congratulations to the following pupils who were elected as prefects for 2020 by their teachers and peers:

Aalia Dramat

Alaya Ashby

Amava Mkuku

Amicah Evans

Cleo Sirin

Dane Wise

Grace van Heerden

Hannah Fowler

Hudaa Williams

Jessica Woan

Jojo Landstedt

Justine Garde

Kevin Stocks

Khanysile Danster

Lati-tah Mbambo

Liam Du Plessis

Matthew O'Dowd

Mila Engelbrecht

Nicholas Adriaens

Nolubabalo Bawuti

Renee van Zyl

Ronaldo Da Silva

Storm Rhoda

Thandeka Mdawini

Tyrese Jones

The new prefects departed for Prefect Camp on Thursday. The newly elected Head and Deputy Head Prefects will be

announced in Assembly on Monday, 14 October 2019.

MATRICS GO BACK TO PREP SCHOOL

Our Matrics who started their school journey at Camps Bay Prep paid a visit to their old school before their Valedictory Day

service on Monday. Thank you to Mrs Murray and her team for organizing the visit.

VALEDICTORY THANK YOU

There is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes for events like Valedictory - thanks to Mr Cross and Mrs Harvey for the

event programme, Ms Samu and the Catering Society for the Matric lunch, Ms Janse van Rensburg, Mr Edwards and the RCL

for setting up, arranging and serving, Mr Mileham and the Sound & Lighting Crew, Mr van Heerden and the Facilities Team, Mrs

Motha and the PR Team for the parent tea, Mrs Kahn and Mrs Ford and the PR Team for Past Pupils memorabilia.

JADE WAKEFORD'S ART ON DISPLAY AT ZEITZ MOCCA

Be sure to visit the Zeitz Mocca in the V&A Waterfront sometime over the next two weeks as, amongst the works of art on

display, you will find Grade 9 student, Jade Wakeford’s art. Jade and Camps Bay High School’s Visual Arts teacher, Ms Lauren

Terry, were at the prestigious exhibition launch last Saturday.

CAMPS BAY PUPILS TEACH

SURVIVAL SWIMMING SKILLS

Mila Engelbrecht and Daniella Letizia in Grade 11 are NSRI volunteers who are

teaching survival swimming skills to some adults and kids who do not know

how to swim.

They have been trained and will now put that training into practice once a

month, on a Saturday morning, at the Sea Point Pavilion pool.

BLOOD DONATION

CLINIC

CAMPS BAY HIGH SCHOOL GARDENS

A special thank you to Colleen Stolzman and her green fingers for maintaining our beautiful gardens.

SNAPSCAN AVAILABLE AT THE UNIFORM SHOP

This is an appeal to all in assisting us in reducing the amount of cash on the premises. We would like all learners to use

SnapScan when making purchases in the Uniform Shop (uniform items or MyCiti top ups)

MY SCHOOL CARD

My School card is an important monthly contributor of funds to our school. We would really encourage all parents to either

sign up for a card and make CBHS the beneficiary, and for those who have a card already please take a moment and change

the beneficiary to CBHS. Your actions will make a huge difference to our income from this initiative.

THE WEEK AHEAD:

Monday, 14 October 2019: Special Assembly to announce the new Head and Deputy Head Prefects.

Wednesday, 16 October 2019: Matrics write their final CAT practical exam.

Thursday, 17 October 2019: Mr Mostert and Mr de Korte depart for the ICP Conference in China.

For those who were following my surfing injury, I am happy to report that the operation to put in a plate went well and I am

at home recovering. I think I misjudged the post op pain I would experience and so on Monday I will see the surgeon and a

decision will be taken as to whether or not I can travel. Thank you for all the good wishes I have received.

Yours sincerely,

David de Korte

PRINCIPAL

FUSSPOT

Nicolette Meth, created a

stunning gift basket for

our Secretaries Day.

If you are in need of gift

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