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1 TECHER PROFILES As I promised in the last issue that we will feature two Geography teachers in every issue, we present to you geography teachers from Port Elizabeth dis- trict. They are Mr Jerome Meyer and Mr Bux. COMMENTS I wish to invite comments and suggestions from all geogra- phy teachers and other rele- vant people as to how we can improve the newsletter. I promise to publish and reply to all letters and emails. You can use the following email address :- [email protected] WORD FROM THE EDITOR It’s amazing how time flies when you are busy. Let me apologize for the late publication of the newslet- ter this month. The intention is to issue it out every 15th of the month. This month was full of ac- tivities and a lot of travelling for the editor. Let me promise you’ll get the May issue on or before the 15th next month. Mr Andile Nxele : Editor The Family Newsletter Date APRIL 2013 Volume 3, Issue 3 Special points of interest: CAPS Orientation SBA moderation Teacher profiles. Family Birthdays Letters to the Editor Inside this issue: Pg. Editor’s note 1 Grade 12 CAPS Orientation 2 Collaboration 3 Provincial Subject Comm 3 Ngcobo News 3 Provincial Geog- raphy Subject Comm Meeting 3 Lusikiski SBA 4 Gallery Pictures SBA, E.L. 4 EASTERN CAPE GEOGRAPHY Newsletter MR JEROME MEYER : HOERSKOOL CILLIE TEACHER PROFILE MR ABDUL BUX : WOOLHOPE HIGH, P.E TEACHER PROFILE

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TECHER PROFILES As I promised in the last issue that we will feature two Geography teachers in every issue, we present to you geography teachers from Port Elizabeth dis-trict. They are Mr Jerome Meyer and Mr Bux. COMMENTS I wish to invite comments and suggestions from all geogra-phy teachers and other rele-vant people as to how we can improve the newsletter. I promise to publish and reply to all letters and emails. You can use the following email address :[email protected]

WORD FROM THE EDITOR It’s amazing how time flies when you are busy. Let me apologize for the late publication of the newslet-ter this month. The intention is to issue it out every 15th of the month. This month was full of ac-tivities and a lot of travelling for the editor. Let me promise you’ll get the May issue on or before the 15th next month.

Mr Andile Nxele : Editor

The Family

Newsletter Date APRIL 2013 Volume 3, Issue 3 Special points of

interest:

CAPS Orientation

SBA moderation

Teacher profiles.

Family Birthdays

Letters to the Editor

Inside this issue:

Pg.

Editor’s note 1

Grade 12 CAPS Orientation

2

Collaboration 3

Provincial

Subject Comm

3

Ngcobo News 3

Provincial Geog-raphy Subject Comm Meeting

3

Lusikiski SBA 4

Gallery Pictures

SBA, E.L. 4

EASTERN CAPE GEOGRAPHY Newsletter

MR JEROME MEYER : HOERSKOOL CILLIE

TEACHER PROFILE

MR ABDUL BUX : WOOLHOPE HIGH, P.E

TEACHER PROFILE

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Grade 12 CAPS Orientation took place in East London on 8th to 12 April 2013. This was a successful event and I

hope all the Subject advisors present were satisfied with the orientation they received. This was a training of train-

ers who will then train their teachers in the districts.

DBE CAPS Facilitators with Ms Mpoposhe from Butterworth

GRADE 12 CAPS ORIENTATION 8—12 APRIL EAST LONDON

CAPS ORIENTATION, in E. London : Nametso (DBE), sharing ideas with Zoe (Mt Fletcher) and Beena (Mthatha).

” Reading is knowledge and

knowledge is power.”

Unknown

________

“ The person who says

it cannot be done should not

interrupt the person doing it.”

Page 2 EASTERN CAPE

CAPS NEWS

Mr KJ Mphoka (Sterkspruit)looking serious at the CAPS Workshop in East London.

Portia, Vicky, L. Mpoposhe, Nametso & Eugene Ms Taks Nomtyala (Bizana) & Portia January (DBE)

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Collaboration with other departments

Brian Engel

Geography Subject Committee : 2013 Back L– R Z. Ndzipho, L. Mnyatheli, B. Mantyi Front L-R Ms Mpoposhe, AA Nxele, AK Chanda

Brian Engel is the Principal Geographer at the

Department of Rural Development and Land

Reform. He was at a Mapwork workshop in Port

Elizabeth recently.

Geography has good working relations with

many departments such Brian’s, the Office of

The Premier , DWA and many others.

Collaboration with universities is also taking

place and a lot is gained through the interac-

tion.

Page 3 Volume 3, Issue 3

PROVINCIAL GEOGRAPHY SUBJECT COMMITTEE 2013

Ms IN Dlanga, Mr LL Silo (Cofimvaba), and Ms Zoe Malobola (Mt Fletcher ), arriving for the Cluster B Meeting in Cofimvaba. Photo by Mr Mfengu : Ngcobo

Here’s wishing a Happy Birthday

to the following family members :-

ZOLA NDZIPHO 12 April

(Grahamstown District)

KJ MPHOKA 23 April

(Sterkspruit District)

Beena 30 April

(Mthatha District)

BIRTHDAYS

The Geography Subject Committee 2013 met at

Algoa College, in Port Elizabeth on the 22 & 23

April 2013.

RESOLUTIONS

A GEOGRAPHY EXCURSION

A Geography excursion will be undertaken by Geography Subject

Advisors in 2013.

GIS WORKSHOPS

These are carrying on as per dates proposed in the Subject Advisors

Indaba in February 2013. It is the responsibility of the district to

invite The Office of The Premier.

COMMON FINAL PAPER FOR GRADE 10.

The Geography Subject Committee has resolved to have a Common

Final examination for Grade 10 (Paper 1 and 2) in 2013. All Subject

Advisors will be expected to bring a draft Grade 10 Paper 1 & 2

question paper to the ½ yearly meeting in July. The final question

papers will be drawn from the drafts.

Mr Mnyatheli showing the editor the boundary of his KWT schools. Beyond this sign, Mr Ndzipho’s GHT schools begin.

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Dept. of Education FET Curriculum Steve Tshwete Education Building Zone 6 Zwelitsha

Phone: 040 608 4676 Mobile: 082 083 6105 Fax : 086 540 6813 E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. Andile Nxele (Editor) Geography Subject Planner Department of Education Zwelitsha

School Based Assessment is actually

part of the learner’s examination. It

serves to validate and standardize the

work of the child. Without this important

part there will be no way of resulting the

learner.

It is therefore imperative that SBA is fol-

lowed through in all the levels.

We’re on the Web!

www.eccurriculum.co.za

SBA : LUSIKISIKI

LEFT :

Mr TS Nemutanzhela, Mr SE Jubati,

Ms NA Bongoza & Mr VW Mbekephi.

Mr Styhilelo Nkubungu (Mt Frere District)

was at the CAPS Orientation workshop in

East London in the place of Mr Z. Gwayi

who could not make it due to circum-

stances beyond his control. We wish to

thank him for his contribution and techni-

cal skills at the workshop.

Cofimvaba Geography Comp Meeting