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PLG ALLENS VIEW ACADEMY

CONTENTS

KNOWLEDGE EXCELLENCE

INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREContents

• Principal’s letter

• Meet the Teachers

• Support Staff

• Opening Ceremony

• Sport

• Extra murals

• Cultural

• Events

• Outreach

• Grade R Graduation

• Honours Evening

• Classes of 2017

EDITORS: Tammy du RandCasey Salhab

A note from the Principal


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREPrincipal’s note

“The aim of education is the knowledge, not of fact, but of values.” – Dean William Inge.

It is with joy and deep gratitude that I pen a few lines for the maiden magazine of PLG Allens View Academy.

Our fledgling school is the result of the vision of the founder of Pembury Lifestyle Group,Andrew McLachlan, who has consistently believed that it is our responsibility to improve thelives of others, to recognise the needs of those around us and to make a difference in ourcommunities. PLG Allens View Academy is one of the younger siblings in the family of PLGSchools, which was established in 2015 and already listed on the JSE AltX on 31 March 2017.It is with great excitement that we await the opening of the next five schools in 2018.

It is the strong Christian Ethos and the tenets that I value most – integrity, honesty, respectand love – that I share with PLG which brought me to Allens View in July 2016. Over the nextfew months, we awaited learner applications – sometimes with a little trepidation, but mostlywith elation as our numbers increased and the opening of the school in January 2017 becamea certainty. I would like to thank management for their continued support, understandingand the opportunities granted to us in establishing our school in this tranquil jewel of nature.

Our many prayers were answered as committed and involved parents put their trust in a newschool and continued to support us and help us build relationships that are rooted in trust,respect and a shared vision. I would like to thank our parents who faced – and are still facing– the growing pains of a brand new school with such utter faith, a precious sense of humourand incredible support. Education is, after all, a shared commitment between dedicatedteachers, motivated learners and enthusiastic and involved parents with high expectations –and we are blessed to have this particular combination.

We endeavour to fuse academic excellence with the strong value system which is ingrained inthe culture of PLG Schools. To achieve this, we strive to become the hub to initiate formaleducation enshrined in a deeply rooted value system, which is extended to our homes, wherethe values and enthusiasm for learning are further strengthened. In this pursuit of excellence,I would like to express my gratitude to our parent fraternity for their support in every aspect.


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREPrincipal’s note

I laud the relentless efforts and irrepressible passion of our teaching staff to establish inour learners a love for learning, an infallible value system and offer individual attentionand support to all learners to recognise and pursue their purpose in life, to strive hardto accomplish their goals and to transcend mediocrity.

I owe appreciation also to our support staff for their loyalty, optimism andunderstanding of our children, our sport coach, who breezed in during the last part ofour first term of existence to help us realise our holistic approach to education to forgestrong minds along with strong bodies. A special word of thanks to our administratorand marketing co-ordinator, Tammy du Rand, who joined us in term 3 and immediatelylaunched herself into school life with such enthusiasm and a myriad of talents she ishappy to share. We owe the development of our choir to her – and I am eternallygrateful for her competent, meticulous and ever-positive handling of administrativeaffairs, parent requests and my brimming diary. Thank you too to Casey Salhab whonever tires of keeping our Facebook page buzzing, acts as our in-house photographer,concert producer and co-conductor of the choir .

I am confident that PLG Allens View will continue to be blessed with the opportunity toembrace many more learners who will grow and evolve with us consistently to walkonto the great stage of life and contribute a verse which will display the fruits of thespirit.

Melanie SavagePrincipal

Meet the Teachers


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CASEY SALHAB

GRADE RRR AND RR INTERN TEACHER

Casey is currently studying for a BEd Degree in Early Childhood Development

through UNISA. Her passion for developing the character, knowledge and

social interaction of young children started as a young girl with two much

younger siblings.

She has worked as an Au Pair and at a Homework Centre where she assisted

children with homework, studying and school projects. She also had to

opportunity to express her creative nature in assisting teachers at the

Centre with the development of art and play activities.

KATIE VICKERS

GRADE R TEACHER

Katie Vickers received her BEd Degree in teaching Foundation Phase from

UNISA and is currently teaching Grade R. She has 9 years’ teaching

experience in Grade R.

Katie has also tutored Grade 1-3 pupils at Kip McGrath, providing more

individualised support for learners experiencing difficulties in English,

Mathematics and Afrikaans.

She is a strong advocate for allowing learners to learn at their own pace and

she believes in providing a variety of learning opportunities and using as many

resources as possible in her teaching in order to ensure that learners reach

their full potential in every area of the curriculum.

DAWN BARNARD

GRADE 1 TEACHER

Dawn started her career in education at a nursery school after obtaining a

Preschool Childcare certificate. She added to this a Bachelor’s Degree in

Education and an intensive Grade R HOD course.

During the years following her formal education, Dawn has accumulated

years of experience in teaching every grade from Grade R to Grade 7. Her

experience and versatility also gave her the opportunity to gain experience

teaching Grade 8 to 10 learners.

In her own words, “Teaching has always been my passion. I teach with

Love, Care and Understanding, educating little minds and leading them to a

brighter future. This is my purpose in life.”

Meet the Teachers

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ANNETTE MEYER

GRADE 1 TEACHER

Annette started her teaching career in 1976, teaching Afrikaans and PE to

high school learners in the Western Cape. This came to an end when the

family moved to Gauteng. Here she supplemented her Educational Degree

and Diploma with a National Higher Certificate in Residential Child Care,

raking in Top Student of the Year Award at the Faculty for Education and

Behavioural Science.

She then opened an Aftercare facility, assisting Grade 1 to 7 learners with

homework and studying. She returned to the formal educational arena, where

she taught classes from Grade 4 – 12 over a period of 17 years at the same

school. She was also HOD for the Foundation Phase for the last five years

there.

HILARY LABUSCHAGNE

GRADE 2 & 3 TEACHER

Hilary studied Primary School Education in Pretoria and then added a number

of qualifications in language studies in Kwa Zulu Natal. She started her

teaching career in Springs and taught at various Primary Schools in Gauteng

and later in Kwa Zulu Natal, where se became HOD for Languages in 1989.

Her love for language and her excellent qualifications led her to teach English

as a foreign language at a Chinese College where she also became Deputy

Principal in 2007.

Hilary’s teaching philosophy in her own words is, “Discipline and respect are

of the utmost importance in shaping young minds. Every culture is different

and important and should be celebrated and upheld in every classroom in

South Africa. These days, children are exposed to many damaging influences

on social media and it is the teachers’ duty to help them to make the right

choices in life.

Cindy Gambiza

Grade 4 & 5

Cindy obtained her BEd from UNISA. From an early age, she has always had

a passion for children and teaching has been the perfect place to fulfil this

passion and calling. She finds fulfilment in sharing knowledge with learners

as they discover the world around them, but mostly as they discover their

own abilities and work to their optimum potential.

Cindy takes her profession as a shaper of dreams seriously and strives to

help learners grow by experiencing different dimensions of education by

taking part in cultural activities and applying practical skills in lessons.

She also is passionate about integrity, good manners and kindness, which

everyone needs to be good citizens, as well as confidence without

arrogance.

Teachers

Support Staff


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERESupport Staff

Tammy du Rand

Petunia Mahlaule

Joram Nyathi

Daniël Pyl

Patricia Nthimole

Opening Ceremony


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREOpening Ceremony

We were honoured to have the founder and CEO of PLG Schools present to cut theceremonial ribbon on the 10th of January this year. He was presented with the ceremonialscissors by our very first registered student, Samih Kader, and the vision he shared with us asthe sun started setting will always be vivid in our minds.

A Candle Ceremony tradition was another first for Allens View and our hope is to seehundreds of shining lights paving the way for the next generation of students year after yearduring our opening ceremony far into the future.

The symbolism behind sharing the candles is simple – know that you lose nothing by sharingyour light with others. In fact, as each child received the flame from another and passed hisflame on to the next one, the stage grew brighter and the message was burnt into many amind.

PLG Allens View Academy learner - shine your light, live deliberately, grasp every opportunitygiven to you, be the best you that you can be, treat others in such a way that you never haveto say you’re sorry. Live in such a way that you can say – at the end of every school day,school year, and one day, ages and ages hence, at the end of your lives: “I regret nothing”.

Opening Ceremony



IMelanie Savage

pledge

to uphold the values and reputation of the school,

to treat others with respect and love

to take responsibility for my actionsto maintain a positive attitude

to seek knowledge and wisdomto give my best in all that I do

to share my light with those around me

I am here to be light. I will shine. I will regret nothing.

Opening Ceremony



Coach Bevan


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERESport

Sport

After the dry spell in terms of the sport offering with very willing but not so ableteachers, our children’s excitement and joy at welcoming our very own sport coachknew no end. They literally all wanted to participate in every kind of sport everinvented!

We were fortunate to secure the services of Coach Bevan Bowers, a professionalfootballer who had played for Hellenic, Ajax Cape Town and Kaizer Chiefs over thepast 15 years, but that is not his only interest.

Bevan has worked at the 4Change Foundation, where he worked in tandem withschools to teach children life skills and establish good discipline and a healthy self-esteem in countless children. Here at Allens View Academy, he takes care of thePhysical Education from Preschool to the Intermediate Phase, coaches cricket, soccer,hockey and athletics and our children are thriving.

Extra Murals


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREInternal Sport

The most important skills to masterare most certainly the fundamentals.In any sport, you'll find that the bestplayers are those who have masteredthe fundamentals. Now, just becausethey're fundamentals, it doesn't meanthey're necessarily easy to learn.

Eventually, they lead to success andenjoyment and build discipline andcharacter in every participant.

Extra Murals


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERESoccer Starz

External providers join us at school once a week to extend the range of physical

activities and sport . Soccercize Stars work mainly with the Grade R and 1 learners and

these young enthusiasts learned so much about their favourite sport.

Soccercise Starz also came through in Term 4 to reward our future soccer stars for all

the hard work they had put in throughout the year. Our budding soccer players

learned everything from dribbling to ball control, and everything else in between. The

parents were treated to a fun and interactive demonstration.

Extra Murals


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREBuzzi Bodies

Beyond Potential Kids showed our little athletes at PLG Allens View Academy just how

much fun exercise can be. From working on their gross motor skills, to spending hours

playing the most amazing games, our little ones could not get enough of Buzzi Bodies’

sessions.

The two coaches are positively bursting with a joy for life and energy that is absolutely

contagious. Thank you for so often making our days brighter with your zest for life and

love for our children.

The prize giving ceremony was a much-anticipated event at the end of the year and our

busy bodies positively beamed with pride when they were called onto the stage to

collect their well-deserved medal and certificates.

Extra Murals


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREDance with Soul Ballet

“There are shortcuts to happiness and dancing is one of them.” Vicki Baum

It is every little girl’s dream to be a ballerina – and Teacher Lauren certainly helped our

girls to come closer to that dream during the year.

A very big thank you to Teacher Lauren from Dance with Soul Ballet School for all the

incredible work that went into training our beautiful ballerinas. They were glowing with

pure pride when they were called onto stage at the end of a year’s practise sessions to

receive their certificates. Well done, girls. We are very proud of all the commitment

and hard work you put into your dancing this year. Keep it up

Cultural


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREConcert

Thursday the 2nd of November must have the highlight of the year for our children atAllens View Academy.

Weeks of practising, producing the backdrop, props, costumes and fine tuning scriptsand sound tracks finally paid off when our children and staff took to the stage onThursday night.

A special thanks to mom, Madri Calitz, for capturing every magic moment in “TopsyTurvy Land”. We are proud to share her photos with you here – and so proud andblessed by the happy faces captured in them!

Thank you to all the staff and learners who staged a performance that blew us away andwill be remembered forever.


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERETrolls in Wonderland

Starting us off for the evening were the little Trolls and Wonderland creatures. Theycame together to teach everyone a valuable lesson about happiness and friendship intheir own adorable way!

Even the Red Queen’s heart melted at the love these little creatures exuded and hadto admit that it’s all about what’s inside a person.

"Like so many things, it is not what's outside, but what is inside that counts." —Merchant, Aladdin


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERESuperheroes

Mrs Meyer’s Grade 1 class had parents clapping and singing along when truly boredfairy-tale girls who grew tired of waiting for princes and white horses and fairygodmothers were rescued from the pages of old books as Superman, Batman, Ironman and Spiderman jumped to their rescue and shared a dance or two with them.

We have to admit, though, that the true gentleman stole every heart and all the littlecharacters reminded us that anyone can be a superhero, a lady and a gentleman –and that we don’t have to be what the world wants us to be – we can choose who wewant to be.

Like Alice said: “I want to be myself!”


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERELittle Pink Riding Hood

Up next, we were entertained by Miss Barnard’s Grade 1 class, staging a hilariouslytopsy turvy “Little Pink Riding Hood”.

It was difficult for our little comedians to get a word in amidst roars of laughter fromthe audience but, being the little stars that they are, they rose to the occasion andtook total command of the stage


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREThe Three Mutant Pigs

Mrs Labuschagne’s Grade 2s and 3s rewrote the Three Little Pigs beyond recognition.

We were introduced to a not-so-bad Wolf, who is tired of his house being over-run bythe Three Little Pigs and chases them off to find a place of their own, and Baby Bear,who loves to play with Goldilocks (his very best friend).

Granny lost the plot completely and thought she heard the tinkling sounds at MonteCasino.Lots of laughs were had by all.


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREHansel and Gretel

Mrs Gambiza’s Grade 4s and 5s took to the stage and told a heart-warming storyabout finding love and family in the most unexpected places, reminding us not tojudge a book by its cover.

Witches turned into loving new stepmothers and wicked witches and jealousstepmothers certainly came off second best this time.

“Simple, genuine goodness is the best capital to found the business of this life upon. Itlasts when fame and money fail, and is the only riches we can take out of this worldwith us.”― Louisa May Alcott, Little Men.

The seniors of Allens View Academy truly led by example and finished off the concertwith a memorable performance.

Events


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREMarket Day

Market day

We hosted our very first market day in March and parents and learners alikejoined in the fun and buzzing market atmosphere.

Our intermediate phase learners jumped at the opportunity to test theirentrepreneurial skills and manned their stalls with great optimism and pride,while the smell of hamburgers and boerewors on the air attracted many acustomer. Buzzi Bodies once again offered their help in adding fun activities tothe day and the afternoon saw enthusiastic and still energetic children take tothe stage to dance to the music.

Thank you to the cheerleader group from Allen Glen High who volunteered toadd some pomp to our day!

Valentine’s Day

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In the spirit of love, our children celebrated valentines day with a picnic….

Above: Valentines art by the grade RRR & RR

Left: Grade 1 Valentine twins

Below: Valentine’s Day picnic

Teddy Bear Picnic

INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREPicnic fun!

If you go down in the woods today

You're sure of a big surprise

If you go down in the woods today

You'd better go in disguise!

For every bear that ever there was

Will gather there for certain

Because today's the day the

Teddy Bears have their picnic

Picnic time for Teddy Bears

The little Teddy Bears are having

A lovely time today

Watch them, catch them unawares

And see them picnic on their holiday…

Mad Hatters


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREMad Hatters

Left: Winners of our Mad Hatters Hat Competition.

Above: Hats of all shapes and sizes. Such creativity from all our learners!

Below: Group photo of all the wonderful hats.

“Have I gone mad? I’m afraid so, you’re entirely bonkers. But I’ll tell you a secret – all the best people are!” - Alice in Wonderland

Easter was celebrated with a Mad Hatters theme…

Mad Hatters

INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREMad Hatters Easter Egg Hunt!

Enjoying the Easter egg hunt!

Mad Hatters


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREMad Hatters Easter Picnic

Easter picnic…

Staff and learners alike decided to end off what was a very exciting day with a picnic on the lawn.

Mother’s Day


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREMother’s Day

“Mothers hold their children's hands for a short while, but their hearts forever!”

Slipper Day


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERESlipper Day

“Hope, Courage and Strength arethe values that make dreamscome alive and inspire dreamersto be positive, to heal and toembrace their dreams for thefuture” - Reach for a DreamFoundation.

Slipper day is an and fun easy wayto raise funds in support ofchildren fighting life-threatingillnesses.

Thank you to all our little stars andparents for showing so much loveand contributing to this worthycause!

Father’s Day


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREFather’s Day Cards

“My father gave me the greatest giftanyone could give another person, hebelieved in me.” – Jim Valvano

Our children showed their love andappreciation for their fathers andcreated beautiful cards with lovinghands.

We believe that, in an age wherepeople are constantly criticising‘absent fathers’, we are blessed withthe most involved fathers who arealways there for their children

Thank you, Allens View dads!

Friendship Day


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGifts of Friendship Shared

Friendship is like a tree that takes many years of nurturing and care. Butwhen it blooms, it gives you shelter, comfort, and fruit like no other.

Our children shared home-made gifts with secret friends – and the circle offriends just grew and grew!

Grandparent’s Day

INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrandparent’s Concert

Grandparents – gentle, good-natured, soft-hearted, and grand, ready always with asmile and warm helpful hand. admired and regarded as knowledgeable and wise,nurturing THEIR GRANDCHILDREN to reach for the skies. proudly showing pictures foreveryone to see, always telling stories of how things used to be, reading books, playinggames, or listening patiently.

These are our family members who know that long life brings so many treasures. Truly,grandparents are wonderful in so many ways.

What blessing it was to hear our little ones entertaining and thanking these very specialpeople in their lives.

Heritage Day


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREIntermediate Phase

The Grade 4s and 5s went all out for our Heritage Day celebrations! After a beautifullyunifying message from their class teacher, Mrs Gambiza, our children took theopportunity to say “South Africa is a beautiful country” in different languages of SA. Thechoir then lead the school in singing the National Anthem.

During break time, they shared the traditional dishes lovingly prepared by our parents –thank you so much for participating in this with such generosity.

Children dished up food specific to their culture or the culture they represented in theiroutfits to one another. Some attacked the scrumptious dishes with relish, somenervously eyed a dish they had never heard of before – and some tried new dishes withmuch trepidation and doubt. In the end, they all agreed that this was one of the mostenjoyable experiences and they would not hesitate to eat the same dishes with moregusto next time!


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREFoundation Phase

Mass Measles Vaccination


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREMeasles Injection

The Department of Health undertook a mass measles vaccination campaign for children aged between 6 months and 15 years.

Left: Nursing staff form the local clinic setting up for the injection.

Below: Angelica Hutton waiting in anticipation for the jab.

Mommy lending her support…

Outreach


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERESanta Shoebox Project!

Santa ShoeboxOur Parents did it Again! Once again our parents showed us that they are all heart. Ina school with 68 learners, our parents’ open hands and hearts overwhelmed us, whenour little school delivered 60 boxes filled to the brim with love and surprises for aChristmas day to remember by children less fortunate than we are. Many of ourlearners are siblings – so this number means that so many of our parents donatedmore than one or two boxes. We don’t have enough words to thank our very specialparents for their generosity and kindness and for the values they instil in theirchildren. We have been blessed abundantly!

Our children beamed with pleasure and pride as they sat among colourful andbeautifully decorated gift boxes before these were fetched by Megan Swarts, one ofthe kind hearts who volunteers to collect boxes for this worthy and heart-warmingcause. Thanks for stacking your little car to the brim with love and gifts straight fromthe heart of the entire Allens View Family, Megan!

"A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal." - Steve Maraboli

Carols by Candlelight

INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HERECarols by Candlelight

“Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in the conspiracy of love” –Hamilton Wright Mable

Our dedicated parents did it once again, when they braved the cold and stormyweather to join us for PLG Allens View Academy’s first Carols by Candlelight. Allplans to have this joyous occasion in our beautiful lapa dissipated along with thesunny weather – but that is what the hall is for!

A little thunderstorm didn’t dampen the spirits as the lights were dimmed and thevoices rose in harmony over the sound of pouring rain. It was a night spent withfamily and friends, and it was a night that fully encapsulated the true meaning ofChristmas – Love.

2017 Grade R Graduation


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Our little Caterpillars turned into majestic butterflies when they spread their wings ontheir Graduation Day, 01 December 2017. The support and encouragement that hascome from the Grade R parents throughout the year has been truly exceptional andwe thank you for that. Parents, siblings and friends all gathered to watch our littleones take a gigantic step towards their future. It was a day filled with tears oflaughter, joy and pride as we celebrated our babies going to Big School. A very bigthank you to our Grade R teacher, Teacher Katie and to our principal, Mrs Savage, forbeing the exceptionally bright lights guiding our Graduates forward on their path tosuccess. We hope that your dreams take you…to the corners of your smiles, to thehighest of your hopes, to the windows of your opportunities, and to the most specialplaces your hearts have ever known.

Promoted to Big School!

HONOURS AWARDS


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Categories for Awards

SPORTAt least 80% attendance of practices for 3 Sports offered at school

CULTURALConcert:Best Lead PerformerBest Supporting PerformersBest Group Performance

SPECIAL AWARDS100% School AttendanceExceptional Work Ethic

ACADEMICFoundation Phase:Above 80% for:

English

Afrikaans

Mathematics :

Top Achiever in Foundation Phase

Intermediate Phase:Above 80% for

English

Afrikaans

Mathematics

Natural Science

History

Geography

Life Skills

:

Top Achiever in Intermediate Phase

Award Winners



SPORT

Grade 1Ndyebo BoyaAziel de RuiterKearabilwe SekgabiSamara KaitanoKeren KumwendaKeziah KumwendaMthokozisi NkosiFifa AhokpossiThobile Ngcobo

Grade 2Brayden HarrisWandile KhuluseAngelica Hutton

Grade 3Wamkelwe Khuluse

Grade 4Akhona BoyaTilo Ntimani

Grade 5Kayleigh de RuiterAydan HattinghOlorato Seutloali

Award Winners



CULTURAL

Concert:Best Lead Performer

Aydan Hattingh

Best Supporting Performers

Tilo NtimaniKwakhanya Mashologu

Best Group Performance

Grade 1.2 – Miss Barnard

SPECIAL AWARDS100% School Attendance

Thokozani MphahleleKwakhanya Mashologu

Exceptional Work Ethic

Teeasha GovenderSinenhlanhla FuyanaOlorato Seutloali

Award Winners



ACADEMICSFoundation Phase

Grade 1EnglishMarielle MusandaKearabilwe SekgabiAvuyile NtabankuluAlonzo SandersonSamara Kaitano

AfrikaansAlonzo SandersonKearabilwe SekgabiSamara KaitanoKeren KumwendaKeziah Kumwenda

MathematicsNdyebo BoyaMarielle MusandaKearabilwe SekgabiTshepang Serobatse

Grade 2EnglishPaige-Amanda OsmondAngelica Hutton

MathematicsBrayden HarrisPaige-Amanda Osmond

Grade 3EnglishThokozani Mphahlele

MathematicsThokozani Mphahlele

TOP ACHIEVER FOUNDATION PHASEKearabilwe Sekgabi

Award Winners



ACADEMICSIntermediate Phase

Grade 4EnglishAkhona Boya

Natural ScienceAkhona Boya

Social SciencesAkhona Boya

Grade 5EnglishDylan CowinOlorato Seutloali

MathematicsDylan Cowin

Natural ScienceOlorato Seutloali

HistorySinenhlanhla FuyanaOlorato Seutloali

GeographyDylan CowinOlorato Seutloali

Life SkillsDylan CowinKayleigh de RuiterOlorato Seutloali

TOP ACHIEVER INTERMEDIATE PHASEOlorato Seutloali

Award Winners



SPORTGrade 1

Award Winners



SPORTGrade 2 and 3

Award Winners



SPORTGrade 4 and 5

Award Winners



SPECIAL AWARDSExceptional Work Ethic

100% School Attendance

Award Winners



ACADEMICSGrade 1

Award Winners



ACADEMICSGrade 2 and 3

Award Winners



ACADEMICSGrade 4 and 5

Class of 2017

Grade RRR & RR

Back row: Lwandle Ntimani , Mia Fisher, Benjamin Fisher, Alwande Dlamini

Front row: Connor Harris, Atlehang Ntholeng, Obonagetse Maphoto

Absent: Mohammed Ditta

Teacher: Miss Casey Salhab


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrade RRR & RR of 2017

Grade R

Back row: Cai Jordan, Othandwayo Ncube, Samih Kader, Ayakha Mnyaka,

Middle row: Sonali Chetty, Nthandoyethu Mhlongo, Leruo Mogatusi, Rui Hutton, Raeyleen Greeff, Keabetswe Setlajile

Front row: Svara Chetty, Remoikantse Mokoena, Christopher Beruashvili, Saige Naidoo, Tlotlego Tau

Teacher: Mrs Katie Vickers


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrade R of 2017

Class of 2017

Grade 1.1

Back row: Alonzo Sanderson, Avuyile Ntabankulu,

Middle row: Milla Calitz, Basani Chabalala, Ndyebo Boya, Aziel de Ruiter

Front row: Thobile Ngcobo, Sikhanyiso Mathenjwa, Marielle Musanda, KearabilweSekgabi, Omphile Kgwathisi

Teacher: Mrs Annette Meyer


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrade 1.1 of 2017

Class of 2017

Grade 1.2

Back row: Honey Nhlapo, Ainzley Hendricks, Joshua Bowers, Fifa Ahokpossi

Middle row: Keren Kumwenda, Brandon Ndlovu, Samara Kaitano, Keziah Kumwenda

Front row: Ethan Shellard, Kemaya Ramsander, Mthokozisi Nkosi, TshepangSerobatse, Ruzario Mapaila

Teacher: Miss Dawn Barnard


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrade 1.2 of 2017

Class of 2017

Grade 2 & 3

Back row: Wandile Khuluse, Kwakhanya Mashologu

Middle row: Olorato Seripe, Thokozani Mphahlele, Paige-Amanda Osmond, Brayden Harris

Front row: Teeasha Govender, Joey Cowin, Morgan Abiakwe, Angelica Hutton, Wamkelwe Khuluse

Teacher: Mrs Hilary Labuschagne


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrade 2 & 3 of 2017

Class of 2017

Grade 4 & 5

Back row: Dylan Cowin, Kayleigh de Ruiter

Middle row: Cassidy Ryan, Akhona Boya, Aydan Hattingh, Olorato Seutloali

Front row: Sinenhlanhla Fuyana, Nkanyezi Dlamini, Tilo Ntimani, Osenotse Raditladi

Teacher: Mrs Cindy Gambiza


INSERT SECTION HEADER TITLE HEREGrade 4 & 5 of 2017

Class of 2017

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