In 2017 Ishmael Kadri in grade 11 achieved a silver medal at the S.A. Youth and Junior Boxing Games in the flyweight, under 52kg category. This year he is fighting at bantam weight under 56kg and on 28 July 2018 he achieved Gold at the Cape Town Metropole Open Boxing Organisation (WP).
Ishmael will be taking part in the provincial tournament in Langa on 18 August 2018 and if all goes well, he will go on to the S.A. games in Limpopo during October 2018.
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The Grade 8s under the guidance of Ms Petrie collected a huge amount of toiletries, toys and groceries as part of their Life Orientation project. These items were excitedly handed over to The Chaeli Campaign, who distributed them to their community workers in Masiphumelele and Lavender Hill.
Another charity which also benefited was Miracle Kidz Safe House, who acknowledged the gifts saying, “this thoughtfulness will truly make a difference in the lives of so many kiddies here at Miracle Kidz Safe House, as our primary mission is to provide a safe and loving home for abused, abandoned and neglected babies and toddlers”.
We are proud of our Grade 8s, for showing initiative and for getting behind this project with such enthusiasm. |
Grade 9, L to R: Mr Stephen Price, Rose Barberton, Este Booysen, Dylan Jacobs, Ivwanaji Namonje , Caitlin Saunders, Mrs Fiona Earl, Taahira Roberts, Erin Jacobs, Mr David Miller, Waseemah Banderker, Emma Sanders, Amaar Salasa
Grade 8, Back Row L-R: Mrs K Grebe, Mr S Price, Thomas van Sittert, Mr D Millar. Front Row: L-R: Aviwe Macutwana, Caitlin Woldu, Sophie Tait, Jodie Lurie, Mr David Millar, Erin English, Erin Dantu, Simone Scheepers, Zainab Davis, Summer Montgomery
Last Friday the Top 10 learners in grades 8 and 9 were treated to a breakfast, in acknowledgement of their hard work, in achieving excellent results in the 2nd Term exams.
We were especially pleased to invite David Millar, ex Principal of Norman Henshilwood and now WCED Director of Metro North, who addressed the learners with a motivational talk. The topic of his address being, “hard work beats talent, when talent fails to work hard” and “work hard in silence and let success make a noise.”
As well as having much to reflect upon, the learners also left with a certificate and an academic badge, presented by David Millar on behalf of the school.
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L-R: Teacher Simon Bates, Dillon Manley, Adrienne Hodson, Jared Williams and Makhosazane Nakana
In the spirit of celebrating Mandela Day music teacher Simon Bates and the Sax Quartet entertained shoppers at the Meadowridge Shopping Centre during their lunch break.
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