Schools in the GO! in January

Madeleine Chaput

9 years ago

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The Clarendon High School Matrics of 2016 have achieved an outstanding set of results, which reflect the strong work ethic and dedication to excellence which prevails in our school and are part of our ethos. Our 24th year of 100% pass rate consisted of a third place in the province for our Dux, Moya Eybers, eight Cum Laude passes; 43 A aggregates; 400 subject distinctions; 60 B aggregates; 36 C aggregates; 141 Bachelor Passes and 2 Diploma passes. We are proud of every single one of these girls. The matrics of 2016 accepted the challenge and produced their best efforts to improve, to succeed. Congratulations to all of them. Pictured is the Clarendon Dux, Moya Eybers at the annual Clarendon prize giving last year.

The Clarendon High School Matrics of 2016 have achieved an outstanding set of results, which reflect the strong work ethic and dedication to excellence which prevails in our school and are part of our ethos. Our 24th year of 100% pass rate consisted of a third place in the province for our Dux, Moya Eybers, eight Cum Laude passes; 43 A aggregates; 400 subject distinctions; 60 B aggregates; 36 C aggregates; 141 Bachelor Passes and 2 Diploma passes. We are proud of every single one of these girls. The matrics of 2016 accepted the challenge and produced their best efforts to improve, to succeed. Congratulations to all of them. Pictured is the Clarendon Dux, Moya Eybers at the annual Clarendon prize giving last year.

Pictured are the 2016 matriculants of Merrifield Collage. The school has once again received a 100% pass rate with 35 of the 36 matriculants attaining University entrance passes. 20% of the pupils achieved overall averages of over 80% with a total of 72 distinctions achieved by the class.

Mrs Lisa Calver's Grade 3 class on their first day at Selborne Primary.

Emma Wagenaar who achieved seven distinctions in her their final matric exams. well done!

From left, Bianca Brandt, Michaela Smith, Tawfeeq Hendricks, Michelle de Beer, Kimberley Welsh, and Kai Chen from Stirling High School who each achieved seven distinctions in their final Matric exams. Congratulations!

Melissa Taberer's Grade 4 class having some fun on their first day of school at Stirling Primary. Picture: MADELEINE CHAPUT

Pictured are the 2017 Port Rex Technical High School Prefect Body with Head Prefect Gavin Rudman and Deputy Head Prefect Siyamthanda Diko in front. We wish them and the Matric Class of 2017 all the best for the year ahead.

Ave Ntinzi (GR 1, 6 years old) hugs his mom, Nqabakazi Ntinzi, at the gate before he starts his first day of Grade 1 at Beaconhurst Primary. Picture: MADELEINE CHAPUT

Ebrahim Kharwa (GR 1), Amy Diedrick (GR R) and Kallin Diedrick(GR 1) on their first day of school. Picture: MADELEINE CHAPUT

Cade Riley (GR 4, 10 years old) encourages his little sister, Tanthyn Riley (6 years old) on her first day of Grade one at Beaconhurst Primary. Picture: MADELEINE CHAPUT

COMING OUT TOPS: Hudson Primary School did exceptionally well in the Conquesta Olympiads last year. Out of more than 500 schools that wrote the Olympiad, including schools from other Southern African countries, Hudson Primary achieved incredible results and is once again a 'Top 20 school'.

EXCITING DAY: Merrifield Prep School Grade 2 pupils from left, Erin Farley, Teia van Rensburg and Ophola Tebe were glad to see each other after the long school holidays.

SO IT BEGINS: Grade 1s, from left, Jed Ridley, Harry meyer, Tighe Leighton snd Zikho Hlamvana settled in well during their first week of school at Selborne Primary.

BIG ADVENTURE: Linke Du Toit, left and Zenande Beja think Grade 3 is the best!

FUN EXERCISE: The new Grade 8 pupils at Hudson High School get to know each other during some team-building exercises as part of their Grade 8 Orientation at the start of the school year.

GAME FOR ORIENTATION: Stirling High School's new Grade 8s enjoy team-building exercises as part of their orientation that took place last week. It was run by this year's prefects to make the new arrivals feel welcome and part of the school.

NEW LEADERS: This year's Cambridge High School head prefects pose after the prefect induction assembly on Monday. Deputy headgirl Gugu Nyembe, left, headgirl Celine Barnard, headboy Simamkele Jaca and deputy headboy Craig Pornss.

PROUD ACHIEVEMENT: Beaconhurst Primary pupil Jaden Kraemer received a bronze medal for his third-place finish in the under-11 boys biathlon held in Port Elizabeth in September last year.

WAVE WARRIORS: The Grade 3s of Selborne Primary enjoyed an adventerous day at Nahoon Beach with Jongenenge Cco Adventures last week Friday.

WINNING SMILES: Stirling Primary recently held our Top 10 Gala. Over 40 events in less than an hour and a half; the gala was slick and exciting! A number of our school records were broken by our talented swimmers! Pictured are Grade 4 pupils Kesha Louw and Alyx Currin and Grade 3 pupils Catherine Hobson and Alexa Kriel

TOP ACHIEVER: Congratulations to Cwayita Kweyi who achieved the highest matriculation results out of the Student Sponsorship Programme (SSP) students in South Africa. Cwayita obtained 7 distinctions in her final matriculation examinations and obtained an overall aggregrate of 87.4%. She has also been awarded two bursaries to further her studies. Kweyi received an Allan Gray and Gallagher Foundation Bursary and will be attending the University of Cape Town to study study actuarial science. With her is Clarendon High School principal Pat Rose.

FUN TIME: Clarendon Preparatory School's Grade 1s enjoyed bringing their dolly to school and introducing them to all their friends. Pictured are, from left, Jodi Carr, Liyema Gxekwa, Nitara Hogan and Zoey van Niekerk.

HOUSE LEADERS: Clarendon Preparatory School's mewly appointed house captains and their teams are ready to lead the girls on the sports field this year- Congratulations to all the girls elected. The captains are, from left, Gittins - Rebecca Ellis, Zenande Beja, Angelique Beard, Miah Willis Hunter - Keira Botha, Quinn Carr, Sarah Jordan, Olivia Klein Ketchen - Tayla Audie, Anda Somyo, Kiara Dart, Hannah Bursey

HELPING HAND: The George Randell Primary prefects set the tone for 2017 by assisting the teachers in preparation for the school year. They came in several days before schools officially opened and helped prepare the classrooms for the arrival of the learners on the first day of school. From left, Vuyolwethu Mlati, Cwengile Ndubela, Olungaka Kokwe & Lunga Habe

EP COLOURS: Gonubie Primary pupils started off the year with a bang! During the holidays,5 pupils represented their Province in three different sporting codes. From left they are: Matthew Becker (Chess), Jorja Lindstrom ( Swimming), Nande Dlulane (Karate), Elsje Jacobs (Swimming) and Robyn Becker (Chess). Nande (centre of picture) had the distinction of representing South Africa at the World Youth Karate Championships which were held in Varna, Bulgaria, during the last holidays, and her school is justifiably proud of her and all the other provincial candidates.

EYE ON THE BALL: Nicholas Holm, Stirling Headboy, playing for the Stirling 1st team against Northwood from Durban in the finals of the Port Rex Knockout Tournament. Stirling won 11-10

THE ADVENTURE STARTS: New Grade 1 pupils at Voorpos Primary, Makwande Qwabe (6) and Lisakhanya Mfaniso (6) enjoying their fist week in “Big School”.

READY TO PLUNGE: Merrifield Prep School Grade 2 student Fyodor Olivier gets a word of encouragement from teacher Mandy Morgan before he races in the prep school gala last week Friday. Picture: PAULINA KARBOWY

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