For more than two centuries Simon’s Town has been a naval base and harbour (first for the British Royal Navy and now the South African Navy). The town is named after Simon van der Stel, an early governor of the Cape Colony.
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The educational history tour of Simon’s Town, last week, was an experience the Grade 10s will remember for years to come. Thanks to Mrs Riffel and the History department for giving the grade 10s this opportunity.
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The WCED has launched a VALUE-DRIVEN EDUCATION INITIATIVE and are encouraging schools to participate.
At Bergvliet High we have started small and are taking one “value” each month by launching awareness campaigns in the form of video's, posters and informal talks.
We are in the process of creating a “value” corridor. Trees have been painted on a wall and our learners put their painted hands on the tree and write “values” which they feel are most important to them in their lives.
This will create a sense of inclusion, making learners feel that they are valued at Bergvliet High. Ms Horak |
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Bergvliet High School is proud to announce the Heads of School for 2020
L – R: Jared-Ross Jacobus (Deputy Head Boy), Marques Woldu (Head Boy), Charis Bedderson (Head Girl), Adrienne Hodson (Deputy Head Girl)
Also to acknowledge their primary schools. Jared-Ross attended John Graham Primary, Marques attended Pepps preschool & college, Charis attended Timour Hall Primary and Adrienne came to Bergvliet High from Sweet Valley Primary. |
We wish you all the best for your exams and for your future endeavours. |
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