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The key is knowing what efforts are worth it, and which ones backfire.1. EXPECTING THE WORSTTeenagers get a bad rap. Many parents approach raising teenagers as an ordeal, believing they can only watch helplessly as their lovable children transform into unpredictable monsters. But that sets you – and your teen – up for several unhappy, unsatisfying years together.The message we give teenagers is that they’re only ‘good’ if they’re not doing ‘bad’ things – such as doing drugs, hanging around with the wrong crowd, or having sex. Instead focus on your child’s interests and hobbies, even if you don’t under-stand them. You could open a new path of communication, reconnect with the child you love, and learn something new.

2. READING TOO MANY PARENTING BOOKSRather than trusting their instincts, many parents turn to outside experts for advice on how to raise teens. Parents can tie themselves into knots trying to follow the advice they read in books. It’s not that parenting books are bad. But rather use books to get perspective on confusing behavior, and then put the book down and trust that you’ve learned what you need to learn. Get clear about what matters most to you and your family.

3. SWEATING THE SMALL STUFFMaybe you don’t like your tween daughter’s haircut or choice of clothes. Or perhaps she didn’t get the part in the play you know she deserves.But before you step in, look at the big picture. Challenge yourself to step back and let your child know you’re there for them.

4. IGNORING THE BIG STUFFIf you suspect your child is using alcohol or drugs, do

not look the other way. Even if it’s “just” alcohol – or even if it reminds you of your own youth

– you must take action now, before it becomes a bigger problem.

Watch for unexplained changes in your teen’s behavior, appearance, academic

performance, and friends. And remember, it’s not just illicit

drugs that are abused now – prescription drugs and even

cough medicines and household products

are also in the mix.Take these signs seriously

and get involved. Safeguard all the medicines you have. Know

which products are in your home and how much medication is in each package

or bottle.

5. TOO MUCH – OR TOO LITTLE – DISCIPLINE

Some parents, sensing a loss of control over their teens’ behavior, crack down every time their child steps out of line. Others avoid all conflict for fear their teens will push them away.You don’t have to do either of those things. It’s about finding a balance between obedience and freedom.

As their parent, it’s up to you to set your family’s core values and communicate them through your words and actions. That’s being an authoritative parent, an approach that helps children develop the skills they need to govern themselves in appropriate ways.

Remember, your influence runs deeper than you may think. Most teens say they want to spend more time with their parents. Keep making time for your child throughout the tween and teen years. Even when it doesn’t show, you provide the solid ground they know they can always come home to.

Your child isn’t a little kid anymore. He or she is a teen, or a tween – and it’s time to tweak your parenting skills to keep up with them. Yes, they’re probably moodier now than when they were young. And you have

new things to think about, like curfews, dating, new drivers, and friends who make you raise your eyebrows. No doubt about it: Your teen, or tween, will test your limits, and your patience. But they’re still

your child. And, though they won’t admit it, they still need you …

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WHAT YOU NEED:• 3 grapefruits• 2 tbls brown sugar (approx)

WHAT TO DO:• Set the oven to grill and place a

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• Cut grapefruits evenly in half, slice 2-3mm off each base to allow grapefruits to rest flat without rolling.If using a grapefruit knife, carefully cut along the rim of the flesh before cutting into 4 or 8 segments.• Place grapefruits on a baking sheets, flesh side up, and sprinkle each half with approximately 1 tsp

of brown sugar to taste.• Grill for about 10-15 minutes until flecked and speckled.Serve plain or with yoghurt.

GRILLED GRAPE FRUITSAt the very tail-end of winter the grape fruit is in full swing.

I started serving these zesty and yet slightly warming delicacies on cooler spring retreat mornings. There is something intrinsically cheerful about the smell of grapefruits that make them a welcome

addition to a breakfast spread. Select ruby grapefruits for their vibrant colour and richer antioxidant content and use a grapefruit knife to cut into segments before grilling for easier eating.

The sprinkle of brown sugar will melt into the grapefruit as it caramelizes, softening the bitterness and giving the surface a perfectly radiant glow. A joyous and juicy way to begin the day.

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9 Simple Kitchen Tips You Wish Someone Told You Earlier

1. Use tongs to cooking pretty much everything.2. Store everything in tupperware.3. If you own a knife, don’t use a garlic press.4. Keep a separate cutting board for things you don’t want flavored with garlic and onion.5. Herbs that are supposed to be green should be purchased

fresh, not dry.6. Don’t bother with pre-filled spice racks.7. Overcooking is probably your biggest kitchen mistake.8. If it tastes OK but not great, it probably needs salt—and maybe some vinegar or olive oil.9. Fruit (other than berries) shouldn’t be stored in the fridge.

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Sometimes life throws you some old tiles and then you have two options: live with it, or paint and stamp it! Save yourself a heap of cash by opting for this very

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My kitchen had been in desperate need of a tiled splash-back because unlike most old homes, I wasn’t blessed with horrid old kitchen tiles.

1.Cut 16 mm chip board to the size you want your panel to be, minus 2.5 mm on all 4 sides. This will ensure that the tiles hang over the wood a little bit to create a nice shadow line.

2. Fix 2 mirror fixings to the back — it’s easier to do this first otherwise you risk breaking a tile or two.

3. The stamp size is 150 mm x150mm so I used some very inex-pensive white tiles to the same size. Fix the tiles to the panel using

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7. After the pattern had dried for a couple of hours, you’ll need to seal it with a craft sealer like Harlequin Paint’s Decorator’s Varnish. It’s a clear coat that will ensure that you can wipe down the tiles when they get wet or dirty.

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Westering Primary School

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Summerwood Primary School

Derby Day against Newton Park and Erica Girls

Emma Levack (above) is dribbling the ball for Summerwood against Erica Girls.

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Connor Ackerman took part in the 30km Knysna mountain bike race and Xterra Duathlon. He was in 9th place overall and won two medals.

‘n Aantal musiekleerders het 90% en hoër behaal in die onlangse ABRSM musiek-teorie eksamens. Hulle is v.l.n.r. Robin Hough, Jodi Wilson, Danielle Honiball, Abigail Goliath, Anske Van der Westhuizen, Helene Venter, Leona Botha, Kàlene Botha, MarÌ Venter, Lize Müller, Anke Serfontein en Heinz Janse van Rensburg.

Young Achievers

Chess Sport

Deep in thought. Grade 1 hockey girls doing us proud! U/9 A rugby boys just out of reach of the opponents.

Our chess players hard at work. Westering Pre-primary Space Day. Out of this world!

Laerskool Moregrove

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Laerskool Verkenner5AUGUST 2014

Skrywer besoek

Prinses-tee

Die O/11-netbalspanElizabeth Wasserman het ons besoek en vertel van al die boeke wat sy skryf.

Die maatjies was baie opgewonde oor die spesiale besoeker! Hier spog 3 van die gr 1-maats baie trots saam met Elizabeth.

Die graad R’s het onlangs ‘n Prinses-tee gehou. Die maats het pragtig aangetrek, na ‘n praatjie geluister en ‘n armband gemaak. Daarna het elkeen ook hulle eie kolwyntjie versier.

Juffrou du Plessis is baie trots op die dogters wat nog amper elke wedstryd die jaar gewen het!Op die foto is van regs agter af Juffrou Brinley, Emmelieke Fouché, Zanh Scholts, Juffrou Salomé du Plessis, en Chandré Janse van Rensburg. Voor sit Mikayla Landman, Monique Fourie en Nadia du Plessis.

Kylie Vermaak (graad 1) spog met haar armband.

Clarissa Strydom (graad R) versier haar kolwyntjie.

Grade 7 class project. This year Mr Bosch made huge plans to beautify the area around the rugby field. The Grade 7 boys are planting the aloes and spekboom in the garden. We cannot wait to see the end result of our gardens. Mr Bosch we thank you for our beautiful area.

Keeping law and order - our monitors – we are proud of you. Thank you for sacrificing each break for duties.

Miss Geel’s Grade 3 learners made fun items from waste.

Our learners at Moregrove primary had to audition for a Talent competition.

Moregrove Talent Evening winners. Well done Bradley - first place. The Grade 3 dance group was third. Parents and learners had one fun evening at school.

Mrs Brenner’s Grade 2 class – Save our Rhino – we enjoy our Art lessons.

Protect our Rhino for future generations to see in the wild and not only in books, please.

Our Garden Monitors

Craft Project Talent Competition

Save our Rhino

Some of us went through. It was for all ages and was very exciting! All parents, family and friends had the opportunity to come watch and enjoy the show with us. The night was a success and we hope for many more! Here’s a photo of one of our grade 6 groups. Misses Fourie’s class – Grade 6 A

Baie geluk!

Walmer West

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Herbert Hurd

Herbert Hurd Sports Tour to Durban

Sandwiches made with love

Every Tuesday, throughout the year, Herbert Hurd pupils bring extra sandwiches to school. These are then delivered to the oncology unit at Livingstone Hospital and distributed among the patients receiving cancer treatment. Many of the children attach encouraging messages or Bible verses to the sandwiches they bring. Here, grade two pupils, Carlin Rautenbach, Mia Roman, Matthew Page and Connor Jay help pack the sandwiches into crates.

As part of the school’s 60th Anniversary celebrations, Herbert Hurd sports teams enjoyed a tour to Durban. Here Michael Wicks experiences a ride in a rickshaw at the beachfront.

Camaraderie! Herbert Hurd U13 A rugby players getting to know their opponents from Chelsea Prep School in Durban.

Herbert Hurd boys enjoying Durban’s warm winter weather down at the beachfront.

Herbert Hurd girls, looking stylish in their sunglasses, checking out the stalls down at the Durban beachfront .

Art

Grade 2 class decorating tins for Life Skills Lunganathi Rasi - Grade 3 in Mam Rene’s class. He is the District’s Circuit 10 winner for a Mental Maths Quiz Copetition! Congrats we are very proud of you!

Life Skills Mental Maths Quiz Copetition!

First netball team

Our first netball team with their new outfits.

Jordan Fry – A picture of

Jonah and the Whale.

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Laerskool Kabega7AUGUST 2014

Mount Pleasant

Principal’s Night fund raiser Kabega Primary held a Principal’s Night fund raiser at McDonalds Linton Grange recently.

Mr Frankie Ferreira, Operations Manager at McDonalds, with Mandla Boltina, Deputy Head Boy, and Chadele Blignaut, Head Girl, during Principal’s Night.

Kabega staff worked at McDonalds during Principal’s Night as a school fund raiser.

The Junior maths team who won at the Science Week.

We received the trophy for the most involved primary school at the Science Week from Dr VG Govender.

Science Week

Kaliya and Daylon won 2nd and 3rd prizes respectively at the Settlers Park Science Expo.

Mr and Miss Eastern Cape Primary Schools winners

Winners of the Kabega 50 lucky draw.

Lucky Draw

Striders won “School with the most entries” at the Clover Milk Run.

Clover Milk Run

Grade 5 Camp

The Grade 5’s who attended the outdoor education camp at Krisjanskraal near Jansenville.

Groepe moes mooi saamwerk om hulle aandete voor te berei in ‘n potjiekoskompetisie.

Eskom Wetenskap ExpoAdrian Pike, Ian Olivier, Bernard Cloete en Simon Malan het almal goue medaljes verower vir hul wetenskapprojekte by die Eskom Wetenskap Expo by NMMU.

Marimba BandOur Marimba Band obtained a silver award at the PE Afrikaanse Kunstefees held at Grey High School recently.

Junior ChoirThe Junior Choir was awarded a Diploma (90%+) for their performance at the PE Afrikaanse Kunstefees.

‘THEODORABLE’ PRE-SCHOOLERS EXPLORE A WORLD OF MUSIC & MORE

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Theodor Herzl Pre-Primary

A unique sound garden and challenging, interactive climbing frame are the latest additions to Theodor Herzl Pre-Primary School’s exceptional playground, designed to stimulate curiosity and creativity in the ‘Theodorable’ children of this thriving Walmer school. Principal Buffy Allanson said the carefully planned and custom made climbing frame addressed “whole child development through design, technology, critical thinking and problem solving skills.

“A marble run, bucket and pulley systems, climbing walls, ball chutes and maze walls are just some of the fabulous fun activities possible within this predominantly wood system. Differentiated degrees of difficulty provide for developmentally appropriate challenges and the benefits of co-operative learning. “Our sound garden is to be found under the shade of a tree, within a natural amphitheatre. It is comprised of various rustic musical instruments and

sound making equipment: drumming barrels, a drumming wall, suspended vertical sound pipes, horizontal wooden xylophones and chimes. This unique musical experience allows our children to develop creative, spontaneous rhythm and to explore the wonderful world of music and sound, either individually or as a band!” Theodor Herzl Pre-Primary offers a warm, nurturing environment maintained by professional staff who are not only highly qualified ECD practitioners, but are passionate and committed to fulfilling the unique and individual needs and potential of every child. “We pride ourselves on fostering emotional intelligence, independence

and co-operative group interaction,” Buffy said. “Universal beliefs, values and attitudes are vital life skills that we instil in our children, of all cultures and backgrounds. Our programme is designed to awaken the desire to learn by stimulating curiosity and creativity with positive, multi-sensory experiences so that learning is joyful and meaningful.

Applications are still open for Grade 000 (children who are 3 years old and potty trained) in 2015 and for Grades 00 and 0 in 2016.

Contact Theodor Herzl Pre-Primary on 041 5812204 or visit the website: www.theodorherzl.co.za for more information.

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Lorraine Primary9AUGUST 2014

Pearson High School

Eastern Cape Aquatics Kirsten Bester het aan die Eastern Cape Aquatics se Short Course Gala in Grahamstad deelgeneem. Hy het 1 goue, 4 silwer en 1 bronsmedalje in die ouderdomsgroep 11 jaar en onder gewen.

Hockey

Gr 1 hockey team and their coach, Ms Liz Nichol.

Netbal

Die Gr 1 netbalspan en hulle afrigter, Me Max April.

Senior Choir

The Senior Choir of Lorraine Primary.

ChessThese boys won the u/13 open section of the Top Schools Chess Tournament held in East London.

L to R : Ruben Smith, De Raven Stoltz, Hannes Wagenaar, Wehan Smith, Timothy Nevin, Wian Schutte and Tyler Nevin.

Rugby

Die Gr R Bulletjies-rugbyspan hard aan die oefen.

School Outing

Gr 4’s went on an outing to Oshry farm.

Annual Pearson Rugby Awards

From Left to Right is Emile Du Plessis:, Jack Madlakane, Duwayne Baartman, Chad Denakie.

At the annual Pearson Rugby Awards breakfast, the following awards were made Emile Du Plessis: Best Young player 2014, Jack Madlakane: Best Forward Player of the

year,Duwayne Baartman: Players’ player of the Year & Pearson Rugby Player of the year, Chad Denakie: Best Backline Player of the year

Wheelchair makes resident happyMr Ben Erasmus was a healthy young fireman when he was attached and stabbed in his back in 1976. This incident led to his being disabled and he was placed in Cheshire Homes, where he’s been living since.

Pearson High School’s Interact Club brought a smile to his face on Friday, 8 August 2014 when they presented him with a motorised wheelchair to replace his dilapidated manual wheelchair. This was handed over to him by Leah Brink, outgoing president of the school’s Interact Club. In a moving moment, Mr Erasmus thanked the school for giving him more freedom of movement. The club’s theme for

Pearson vs Westering Derby ReportPearson finished the 2014 Winter Sporting Season on a high note as they dominated their traditional end-of –season annual Derby against Westering in Summerstrand over the weekend.

With the hockey matches starting on Friday, it was evident that Pearson was up for the challenge to end the season on a high note.

The 1st Girls’ Hockey team was the first of the 1st teams to take the field. The Pearson team, ended off the season unbeaten in the local schools’ league and ranked 5th in the country according to S.A. Sporting web sites.

The second half was a one-sided match with the Pearson girls giving a good display of a well-structured hockey. The match ended with Pearson winning 7-0. Caitlin Gouws was once again on top form creating the goals for the Pearson strikers. Lindsay Biggs, Luzaan Potgieter and Anja Van Eerden who are the matrics in the team, ended off playing very well to help their team to their victory.

The last match of the night saw the Pearson 1st Boys’ Hockey team taking the field. Both teams got off to a slow start as the game went end to end with nothing of substance materializing.

It wasn’t until a quarter of the way through the game when the Pearson 1st XI Captain Tinus Loots converted from a Penalty corner to make the score to 1-0 in favour of the hosts.

The game ended in a thrilling finish as the crowd counted down as time ran out handing Pearson a well-deserved 1-0 victory. The Pearson defence, had an outstanding game.

On Saturday the 1st Netball match was delayed due to rain and only the U/19 matches were played on the day. The Under

19A match proved to be a very comfortable 35-08 victory for Pearson. The match proved to be a fitting finale to a fine season with the Pearson team winning 27 out of 32 games played.

The final match of the day saw the 1st Rugby teams clash on a cold and windy afternoon. The Pearson 1st XV completed the clean sweep of victories against Westering High school in all the matches played over the two days. What started off as a scrappy encounter turned into a spectacle of running rugby with the home side running in 11 tries.

The second half was a one sided affair with the Pearson forwards dominating the breakdown and ensuring quick ball for their exciting young backline. An unanswered eight tries was scored in the second half but only 3 could be converted to bring the final score to 64-10 in favour of Pearson.

OTHER SCORES:NETBALL:18C won 15-5 18B won 14-3 18A won 34-8

RUGBY:U/14A Won 46-5, U/15A Won 29-0, U/15B vs Linkside U/15A Lost 24-20, U/16A Won 20-5 , 3rd vs Linkside 1st Lost 10-7, 2nd Won 56-0, 1st Won 64-10

GIRLS’ HOCKEY:1st won 7-0, 2nd won 5-0, 3rd won 6-0, U/16A won 2-0, U/16B won 5-0, U/16C won 6-0, U/14A won 5-0, U/14B won 2-0

BOYS’ HOCKEY:1st won 1-0, 2nd won 2-0, U/16A won 8-1 ,U/16B won 4-0, U/14A won 4-0, U/14B won 1-0

the year 2014 is: Interact changes lives. Pearson’s Interact Club is renowned for donating motorised wheelchairs and guide dogs to people in need. This is the second wheelchair donated. they have also already sponsored five guide dogs.

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Hoërskool Andrew Rabie

Linkside High

NetbalDie kookwater O/14 A netbalspan het elke oefening en wedstryd “net die beste” gelewer. Met hul pragtige nuwe kopbande, opwarmings-hempies en ‘bibs’ het hul voorwaar ‘n impak gemaak. Trotse Rabies!

Vlnr: Zumond Kleyn, Clarissa Keel, Mariska Lessing, Marlize Kraft, Lynn du Plessis, Nikita Venter, Hazel Gouws.

VCSV-Koekbak-kompetisie Die VCSV-tak van die Hoërskool Andrew Rabie het ‘n koek-bak-kompetisie gehou. Na die wenners aangewys is, is die koeke opgesny en het die VCSV-lede dit gaan uitdeel by wooneenhede vir bejaardes in die omgewing. Die kuiertjies en soet bederf is met ope arms en groot glimlagte verwelkom en daar is vreindskapsbande tussen oud en jonk gesmee. Foto 1: Vlnr: Delmaré Marx, Candice Banks en Corlett Reynecke by die koek wat hul gebak het.Foto 2: Donato Syce en Ryan Bessinger deel van die koek uit.Foto 3: Vlnr: Nicole Henning, Donato Syce (Voorsitter van die VCSV) en Bianca Nel spog met die wen-koek wat deur die Matriek-kring gebak is.Foto 4: Vlnr: VCSV-lede by van die koekeFoto 5: Mariska Lessing en Bianca Jonker verbly van die bejaardes se harte met die heerlike koek.

Sport Festival DaySaturday 16 August marks the highlight on the Linkside sporting calendar, when 20 schools, and more than 1000 learners will be participating in a multi-coded Sport Festival Day at Linkside High from 08:00 to about 16:00. The schools include quite a number of out-of-town schools, as well as local PE ex-model C and private schools, and township and Northern area schools. In the past couple of years, this Festival of sport, to mark the end of season for the winter sports, has grown from humble beginnings, to where we are now, more than a 1000 participants. The reasons behind the Festival is to celebrate the friendships built through sport, and the character building that sport can effect in one’s life, if played for the right reasons and in the right spirit.

Damespersoneel 1ste netbalspan en die wenners

Manspersoneel in aksie Meneer Lawack in aksie

Redenaars Jeanay Petrus en Taylor Marks

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Hoërskool Cillié11AUGUST 2014

Victoria Park High School

BloedskenkOns wil net dankie sê aan elke onderwyser en leerder wat so pligsgetrou bloedskenk. Dankie ook Onderwysers vir die heerlike toebroodjies. Mnr. Herbst het al ‘n wonderlike 78 eenhede geskenk. Onthou: “Your blood saves lives”.

Die nuwe Hoofleiers vir 2015Die nuwe Leerderraad en hoofleiers is aan die begin van Augustus gekies en op 20 Augustus amptelik bekend gemaak tydens Saal periode. Ons wens die nuwe Leerderaand en hoofleiers alle voorspoed toe. Van links die onderhoofseun M. Fourie, hoofseun B. Klue, skoolhoof Mnr. Stoffberg, hoofmeisie S. Gunter, onderhoofmeisie S. Mouers.

Klein knippies maak ‘n groot veranderingBroodknippies vir rolstoele: ‘n projek gefassiliteer deur die Polistereen verpakking vereniging van Suid-Afrika, is tans al in sy vyfde jaar en het al talle rolstoele beskikbaar gestel aan behoeftiges. Vanjaar het die Junior Stadsraad van Port Elizabeth se omgewings komitee besluit hulle wil ook by die insameling van die broodknippies betrokke raak. Susan de Ridder en Brendon Klue van Hoërskool Cillié het hande gevat met die skool se VRL en begin om broodknippie in te samel. Daar is reeds meer as 15 000 ingesamel.

Sport uitslaeHoërskool Cillié vs Linkside – RUGBY 9 Augustus0/19A Gelykop15-15 vs Itembilihle 0/19B Verloor 12-100/15 Wen 29-170/14 Wen 19-10

Hoërskool Cillié vs Westering – NETBAL 16 Augustus0/14A Verloor 7-160/14B Wen 14-40/16A Verloor 8-120/16B Wen 14-70/16C Wen 8-60/19A Wen 22-170/19B Wen 15-50/19C Verloor 3-4Hoërskool Cillié Skaak uitslae1ste span Verloor 2-5 vs Muir College1ste span Verloor 3-4 vs Lawson Brown2de span Wen 4-3 vs Otto du Plessis

AWSUM

Headmaster Award.

Most improved sport teams.

Spirit cup.

Awards

Equestrian Winners

VP QuizTeamVP Quiz team wins the 2014 Varsity College Quiz Championship again!! First school to win the Albert Einstein Trophy three consecutive years. Congratulations also go to the second team who pipped Theodore Herzl to secure second place!! Proudly Victorian!!!

Aids Caring Committee

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Hoërskool Framesby

DF Malherbe Hoërskool / High School

Top Junior van die PE Diepsee Klub Dannika Didloff is onlangs weereens aangewys as die Top Junior van die PE Diepsee Klub (vierde jaar na mekaar).Sy het die volgende trofeës ontvang:• SwaarsteDageraadvirdiejaar.• SwaarsteWitSteenbrasvirdiejaar.• TopJuniorvirdieSuper6kompetisie.• Algeheletopjuniorvandieklub.• SyisookdieeerstejuniorwathaarSuid-AfrikaanseDiepseehengelkleureverwerfindieklubsowelasindieOostelikeProvinsie.

Hier staanDannikaDidloff saammetdie trofeeswatsygewenhetvirDiepseehengel.

INTERSKOLE 2014

DF se hokkiemeisies is trots op hulwen, links staanmev. Penny Vosloo en agter staan Ruan Koen (hulafrigter)saammetdiegroep.

HierstaanDFsemeisiesgereedom ‘nstrategieuit tewerkteendiesterkDespatchspan.

HierstaanDrakievanDespatchenMarleyvanDFMalherbelangsmekaartydensdieinterskole2014.

‘ntrotseafrigter,mnr.AndreKohler,staanhierbydieDDF junior hokkieseuns span wat hul wedstryd 2-0teenDespatchgewenhet.

KrieketBaie geluk aan Rikus Zaayman wat opgeneem is in die SA o.17 Krieketgroep wat in September by ‘n Nasionale oefenkamp in Potchefstroom bymekaar kom. Dit is ‘n uitsonderlike prestasie!

TennisBaie groot prestasie vir Wilanie van Zyl: Verteenwoordig OP Seniors die naweek van 15-17 Augustus 2014 in Oudtshoorn teen WP,Boland en SWD.Sy is die enigste Junior in die span .Die OP Senior Komitee het ook vir Wilanie toestemming gegee om in die 3de kwartaal in die OP Premier Mans Liga vir Blouwaterbaai te speel .Sy het haar eerste wedstryd teen Despatch se Mans Span maklik gewen.

RugbyFramesby vs Outeniqua: o.14 A wen 24 – 7

DF MALHERBE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS A ROUND ROBIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS (GRADE 5-7)

WHEN: 5 and 6 SEPTEMBER 2014

TIME: FRIDAY 15:00 - 18:00

SATURDAY 09:00 – 13:00

WHERE: DF MALHERBE’S NEW TENNIS COURTS

ENTRY FEE: ONLY R50

THIS EVENT WILL SEE DF MALHERBE OPENING THE

BRENDAN DRYDEN TENNIS ACADEMY ENTRIES ARE LIMITED!

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Muurbal vs Outeniqua:1ste span seuns wen 16 – 32de span seuns wen 17 – 51ste span dogters wen 12 – 10