Glen Austin High School · South Africa. The women were led by Lilian Ngoyi - a trade unionist and...

Canteen matters The school administration would like to advise that the canteen services have been withdrawn from the external service provider while a new tender is being sought. The parents are advised that the school will in the meantime continue to provide food to the learners both on school account and on cash basis. A full statement has been added to this month’s newsletter.

The Mathematics question At the start of this term, the school made a complete revamp of the Mathematics. The school has adopted an intensive program which is aimed at improving the math culture and quality of teaching. The school wishes that parents will come on board and assist in supporting this drive. The school also cautions that this is a longitudinal endeavor, aimed at the bigger picture with slow and often sluggish progress, as we develop a stronger math culture. The Mathematics department has recruited a highly qualified new member Mr. K. Ndlovu to buttress this program.

Advertising space The school would like to invite parents who own businesses or those that know of businesses who would like to take up advertising space in our monthly newsletter. The school also offers a space for those who want to rent or buy space on our school signs. The school has signboards that may carry the advertiser’s message as well as the emblazon of the school. Details are contained in this newsletter. The Grade 12 camp

From the 1st to the 5th of October 2018 Glen Austin High School will be mounting a ‘FINAL’ prep educational camp for the Grade 12 class. This is an intensive last minute touch up exercise in readiness for October exams, We notify you that this will be conducted at the school to enable a crossover into the final examination. The bus service will be running to ferry all the Grade 12 learners during this crucial period.

Prelim Examinations and cycle Test We wish the best of luck to the Grade 12’s who have embarked on the Trial examinations. The trials are a practice run for the Final exams. We encourage all learners to attend on scheduled times and slots in order to avoid any exam irregularity. The whole school cycle test program is contained in this newsletter.

Mr B. Moyo

Vice PrincipalGlen Austin High School

Newsletter: August 2018

38 Hampton Road Glen Austin Midrand 1685

Tel: 011 023 7340/1/2 Fax: 086 610 4313 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.glenaustinhigh.co.za

Glen Austin High School

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A Warm Welcome

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Mr K Ndlovu


Maths & LO Teacher

QUALIFICATIONS: Diploma In Secondary Education Mathematics( 13 years teaching experience) Studying Bed FET and training (UNISA currently) Life Orientation Educator (Grade 9 and 10) ACHIEVEMENTS: Obtained 100% pass in Mathematics Awards for best Afrikaans Public Speaking 2016 & 2017 Awards for Best Netball Coach 2016 & 2017 Sports coordinator (NSS)

Mr. K. Ndlovu is a Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy Educator with more than 12 years of teaching experience producing good results. He have taught at schools like Nkotobona Secondary in Mpumalanga and has managed to improve the results tremendously with distinctions in Mathematics and Mathematical literacy from 2009 to 2016. This include 100% in Mathematical Literacy. He was appointed a senior certificate marker from 2015 as well as a district moderator in Bohlabela district. Above all he has a passion for teaching and molding young minds to become better students of mathematics and science.

ESTEEMED MATRICULANTS 2017


After a remark the results are as follows:

6 DISTINCTIONS IN : AFRIKAANS(FAL), MATHEMATICS, LIFE ORIENTATION, ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS & PHYSICAL SCIENCES

After a remark the results are as follows:

4 DISTINCTIONS IN : COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, LIFE SCIENCES, PHYSICAL SCIENCES

LARTOLA THLAKA

“DEMI” OSIKOYA

WOMEN’S MONTH

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Mrs A.Katsande


In South Africa, 9 August is Women's Day and the month of August is National Women's Month. This is an opportunity to celebrate women's achievements and the important role that women of all races and religions have played and continue to play in South African society.

On 9 August 1956, more than 20 000 women from all walks of life united in a mass demonstration to the Union Buildings in Pretoria. They protested against the unjust pass laws enforced on women in South Africa. The women were led by Lilian Ngoyi - a trade unionist and political activist, Helen Joseph, Albertina Sisulu, and Sophia Williams-De Bruyn.

In remembrance of what South African women achieved on that day, 9 August has been declared as National Women's Day and is a public holiday in South Africa. Women's month is an opportunity to celebrate and reflect on women's achievements, as well as the problems they have faced in the struggle to be free and the important role they continue to play in society. Apart from their traditional roles as mothers, wives and caregivers, statistics show that women are making great progress in business, politics, academic and economic careers with more and more women reaching top positions.

Government is committed to empowering women and helping them to reach their highest potential. For example, the South African Women Entrepreneurs Network (SAWEN) is an initiative of the Department of Trade and Industry. It is a networking forum committed to advancing women in business.

WOMEN'S MONTH CELEBRATING SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN

Land service Activities August 2018

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MS k. Anilkumar

As part of the land service club, the learners together with Ms. Anilkumar have created their very own vegetable garden at the school. The learners have worked tirelessly in order to clear out a space and make the area neat and tidy. The learners have planted a variety of seeds which include cabbage, onions, pumpkin, spinach, green beans and tomato plants. As this activity is new to many in the group, we have spent much time planning and preparing for the start of such a garden. The land service group will welcome any advice or suggestions from any person that is interested in assisting.


SENIOR PHASE TRIP

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Mr F. Moyo

SENIOR PHASE TRIP TO THE SASOL-EXPO IN SASOLBURG-FREE STATE PROVINCE Road trips mean adventure time for the young at heart. The possibility of new scenery and roads never traversed leads to itchy feet and raucous voices- our Grade 9s and the three Grade 8s that travelled were no exception to that norm. They sang and danced to their hearts’ desire. Who would blame them? First excursion of the year was upon them. They truly were a jolly bunch and wore the colours of Glen Austin High with pride. For most of our learners this sojourn presented an opportunity to see one of the biggest factories in South Africa. The firm loomed large and our students were in awe of its length. This visible structure blazed with flames atop its sheer mass. The venue of the Expo lay opposite this colossal structure.

AT THE VENUE Our learners battled the winds that threatened to render them blind as they patiently waited to get into the venue. Thousands upon thousands of students some of the as far as the North West flocked to learn a lot about opportunities in different sectors of the South African economy. There were different exhibitors inside the venue but due to volumes and time constraints, the learners could not go to them all. The most popular venue proved to be the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)-prizes were on offer for all learners. The Rand Water stand also proved to be a hit more-so for the boys as they got to meet up with popular Premier Soccer League (PSL) match official, Victor Hlongwane, who works for this important institution in our beloved land.

LEARNER CONDUCT. Our students’ behaviour was exceptional both inside and outside the venue. They looked spick and span in their uniforms and other students and teachers could not help but ask about our school. They truly carried our flag high. Every learner who travelled with us deserves another trip. They were, truly, a good spot. Heading back was sobering for them. All the wind was gone from their sails and they could not help but quietly contemplate their next expedition.

Thank you to the parents who afforded our future diamonds this opportunity to explore the possibilities that exist out yonder. Until our feet itch again… GOODBYE

Moyo F


SENIOR PHASE TRIP

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GALLERY


GLEN AUSTIN’S GOT TALENT SHOW

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Mr L Mukhabele

When I say Glen Austin’s got talent, I do mean Glen Austin’s got talent. I can’t even begin to express the emotions that I felt when I was watching the learners perform during the show. It was so overwhelming to see all the magic happening on stage. From singers, with angelic voices that blew our minds away, to dancers with moves so smooth that you’d think Michael Jackson was their personal choreographer, to rappers with flow so sick you’d actually catch a cold, to poets who made our heart strings dance a little.

A big thank you to each and every one who contributed to making this event a success. To the learners, thank you for your dedication and being brave enough to showcase your talent. Thank you to the educators, as well as the great audience we had.

The talent show was followed by a pre-spring dance to allow learners to unwind and have a good time. Both these shows were for fund raising purposes for the Matric dance, so thank you so much to everyone who bought tickets and supported the school.


BULLYING ARTICLE

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Mrs Ncube


Glen Austin High - Anti-Bullying Policy

Bullying is aggressive behavior arising from a deliberate intent to cause physical or psychological distress to others.

The School’s Stand on Bullying

Glen Austin High School has a reputation for being a friendly and spirited school. Against this framework the school is committed to taking all reasonable steps necessary for

minimizing all forms of harassment. It needs all in the school community to work together to ensure that everyone feels safe and ‘at home’

in the school. Teachers and senior pupils have to work actively at being role models. The school regards bullying as one of the highest levels of offence in terms of its Code of Conduct

and will respond to all proven incidents of bullying on the basis of ‘zero tolerance’.

Specific Actions to Underpin the School’s Stand on Bullying

The school has systems of pastoral care and reporting which will react immediately when bullying is reported.

Not only will the school support victims of bullying, but will also provide education and remedial support for the bully/perpetrator in order to prevent recurrences of incidents of bullying.

Such support will be additional to, and not instead of, punitive action where such action is warranted. The school will constantly review its values and responses in this regard, and also its attitude to what

constitutes bullying.

Failure to abide by this Policy, as with other Policies at Glen Austin High School, may result in disciplinary action as described in the school’s Code of Conduct and School Rules.

GAVIN’S CORNER

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August Antics and Fun Times by Gavin

Happy Women’s month to all especially to all the females that bless this world with their existence. This month we appreciate the strength, perseverance and sheer beauty of women in South Africa. Let’s face gentlemen, pride aside, we wouldn’t be the men we are today if we did not have women and so we honor you Women, may you feel loved, may you feel treasured and may you be eternally blessed.

What a month it has been for Glen Austin High School. The marquee highlight of this just had to be the diversified Talent show. We went to America, we heard Beyoncé and Sam Smith, jammed to Kendrick Lamar and had an overdose of soul filled voices. Inevitably we returned to the shores of Mzansi, were greeted with energetic Gqom dance performances, we witnessed the “vosho” in all its glory. The roof of the hall should’ve came down because the level of elation in that room was resoundingly overwhelming. To say that the talent show was a success would be an enormous understatement, it was the epitome of brilliance. It warmed my heart to see so much raw talent, the students showed true character despite the technical hiccups. Praises be to Mr. L Mukhabele for orchestrating and overseeing this event. His stress was well justified. Next year is going to be even more prolific, this was just a taste, so I urge all the parents to please come and support these driven students.

Another awesome event was the trip to Sasolburg. The aim of the excursion was to assist the learners on gaining clarity over their futures, regarding subject choices, universities and admission score points. Most of the school were showing eagerness, therefore the school decided to organize two trips and from the looks of it, the learners definitely had an interesting time.

I also want to urge the educators and SMT to take time and listen to what the students have to say. Talking to some of the learners, they seem to have bright ideas that would really make the school efficient and even more enjoyable. The best schools today rely on the feedback they get from learners and this subsequently allows them to improve and it brings about an air of peace and happiness within the respective institutions. So let us work together as Glen Austin High School because one of the core philosophies of the school is that we are a family and a family despite their differences work together as a unit. The Matriculants have begun their preliminary exams and always we wish the best. We have faith that they will replicate the 100% pass rate achieved by their predecessors. Keep pushing guys, we have a steadfast faith in your success.

Overall it has been a good month and September has got events that will surely knock our socks off. I for one am drooling with anticipation for what is to be a good month indeed.


CANTEEN

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CANTEEN NOTICE


ENGLISH EDITORIAL


English: Ms. R GILL

THE JOY OF WRITING

Teens love to communicate, and writing is an essential means of communication in everyday life. It is a way of sharing their feelings and the power of the imagination with others. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, expressed his attitude to writing about his own ideas in these words: ‘My task which I am trying to achieve is, by the power of the written words, to make you hear, feel and to make you see.’

In my life time, the ‘power of the written word’ has served me well – both personally and professionally – from receiving imported equine medication from Germany for my horse’s arthritis (at no cost) to having traffic lights installed at a busy intersection by the local municipality. Such functional writing is what is termed ‘transactional writing’, in which students consider purpose and audience thereby determining the content, register and style of the written piece.

But don’t underestimate teens’ penchant for essay writing (in particular, reflective essays), as this gives them the opportunity of using their imaginations and expressing their creative flair. This was most evident in the theme of ‘story-telling’ that the Grade 11s were recently taught – how to tell and write a good narrative essay using the short story components:

Short introduction (exposition)Development (Rapid Story Development)Rising ActionClimaxFalling Action

HOD MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE


PHYSICAL SCIENCE: MR. V.T SIBANDA

Glen Austin High School (GAHS) kindly requests all parents to show an ardent interest in the subjects taken by their children as these subjects will have a bearing on the career path that the learner chooses post Grade 12 level.

At the end of term 3, the school will engage with parents on matters concerning subjects that learners have chosen for Grade 10.

Specifically, for Grade 9s, the SAT (School Assessment Team) will sit down with parents and advise on choice of subjects for Grade 10, 2019. The SAT expects parents to work closely with GAHS to ensure proper subject choices are made by learners so that there are no disturbances of subject changes in the future. At this stage the choice of subjects made will be provisional pending the outcome of results in Term 4 as dictated by the subject change policy. For a learner to do Mathematics in Grade 10, he/she must get at least 50% at the end of the year in Grade 9 Mathematics according to section 3.5 in the subject change policy. A learner can only take Physical Sciences if their Natural Sciences mark at the end of Grade 9 is at least 50% as well. For a learner to continue doing these subjects throughout their Matric course (Gr 10 – 12), it is important to maintain a score that is above 50% in Mathematics and Physical Sciences.

For the current Grade 10s and 11s, it is a pre requisite for the learners to score a minimum of 50% as per subject, if the performance drops below 50%, it is of paramount importance for the parent to provide proof of extra tutorials for the learner on top of what the school is trying. Failure to comply will then imply that the school will use its discretion to intervene on behalf of the learner by imposing a subject change accordingly. No subject changes are done at Grade 12 level as per subject change policy. In exceptional cases, a learner may change one additional subject in Grade 11, after the release of the final end of year results (before 09 December of each year) in Grade 11.

ACADEMIC MATTERS SUBJECT CHOICES AND CHANGES



PHYSICAL SCIENCE: MR. V.T SIBANDA

From the beginning of Term 3, 2018 GAHS took a new stance on handling the national problem on Mathematics. The school has made its policy to administer weekly tests from Grade 8 to Grade 12.

This is in the hope of establishing a culture of practicing Mathematics continuously amongst our learners so that we benchmark our Mathematics performance against the best.

In all the efforts we are making, we urge parents to work in conjunction with the school and supervise the learners’ revision of these tests. The tests are uploaded on a weekly basis onto D6 together with the memos. If a parent has engaged a tutor to assist, kindly ask the tutor to make reference to these tests.

Some interesting performances worth noting for AUGUST 2018

August 2018 - Week 1 Grade 8 Topic: Theorem of Pythagoras ,Perimeter and Area Top learner: Moyo Sibusiso Best Improved learner: Mphahlele, Mologadi

August 2018 - Week 2 Grade 8 Topic: Surface Area and Volume Top learner: Tshivhase, Masase Best Improved learner: Phono, Khanyisile



August 2018 - Week 1 Grade 9 Topic: Algebra Top learner: Victor Khubisa Best Improved learner: Thando Dlamini

August 2018 - Week 2 Grade 9 Topic: Algebra Top learner: Ntombenhle Shoba Best Improved learner: Nkohla Sidiq

August 2018 - Week 1 Grade 10 Mathematical Literacy Topic: Finance Top learner: Thulare Motatso Best Improved learner: Bedhasi Sudhir

August 2018 - Week 2 Grade 10 Mathematical Literacy Topic: Finance Top learner: Monareng Lesedi Best Improved learner:

August 2018 - Week 1 Grade 10 Topic: Analytical Geometry Top learner: Manchidi Koketso Best Improved learner: Maimela Nkalipho

August 2018 - Week 2 Grade 10 Topic: Analytical Geometry Top learner: Thlaka Lubrina Best Improved learner: Tsoka Nyakalo

August 2018 - Week 1 Grade 11 Mathematical Literacy Topic: Measurement Top learner: Skosana Khaliphile Best Improved learner: Sebetso Kgomotso

August 2018 - Week 2 Grade 11 Mathematical Literacy Topic: Measurement Top learner: Harris Benjamin Best Improved learner: Mavundla Luyanda

August 2018 - Week 1 Grade 11 Mathematics Topic: Euclidean Geometry and Trigonometry Top learner: Lechet Caleb Best Improved learner: Lethabo Seotloe

August 2018 - Week 2 Grade 11 Mathematics Topic: Euclidean Geometry and Trigonometry Top learner: Lechet Caleb Best Improved learner: Tshisikule Denga

SPORTS


Mr B Satuku

SPORTS REPORT: Term 3 2018

Inter-house Netball Competition 13 August 2018: Sharks 1; Elephants 3

20 August 2018: Sharks 1; Eagles 2 29 August 2018: FINAL: Elephants Vs Eagles

Inter-house Chess Competition 22 August 2018: Round 1 29 August 2018: Round 2

05 September 2018: FINAL: Winner Round 1 Vs Winner Round 2

Upcoming Events 29 August 2018: Netball Inter-house Finals

05 September 2018: Chess Inter-house Finals 05 September 2018: Southdowns College Soccer Invitational

Tournament

GRADE 12 STUDY CAMP PROGRAMME 2018


DATE Monday 01/10/18

Tuesday 02/10/18

Wednesday 03/10/18

Thursday 04/10/18

Friday 05/10/18

1st SESSION 08:30-10:30

Isizulu Maths Maths Business Studies

Accounting

Afrikaans Maths Lit Maths Lit Physical Sciences

Geography

Visual Arts EGD

1st Break 10:30 - 11:00

2nd SESSION 11:00 - 13:00

Maths CAT Afrikaans Accounting English

Maths Lit Life Science Accounting Geography

Economics EGD

2nd Break 13:00 - 13:30

3rd SESSION 13:30 - 15:30

CAT Isizulu Physical Sciences

English Business Studies

Life Science Afrikaans Physical Sciences

Economics Visual Arts

GRADE 8 SBA SCHEDULE 2018


SUBJECT TASK ISSUE DATE

ACC Case study 18 August

Test 6 September

EMS Case study 15 August

Cycle Test 6 September

NS Practical 11 August

Cycle Test 13 September

SS Geography Task 17 August

History Test 28 August

LO Decision making about health 10 August

Nation building 24 August

Cycle test 6 September

CAT The principles of Spreadsheet 30 July

Edit a spreadsheet 17 August

Formatting cells 3 September


CA Performance of a theme 7 August

Role of an artist 24 August

Composition 29 August


MATH Project

2 August Assignment

9 August Test

6 September TECHNOLOGY MINI PAT 3

17 September Cycle test 2

6 September ENGLISH Prepared reading

26 July Creative writing

5 September Transactional writing

18 September Cycle test

6 September FAL: AFRIKAANS Voorbereide lees

8 August Opstel

17 August Brief

24 August Termyn toets

6 September FAL: IsiZULU Inkulumo engalungiselelwe

31 July indaba

8 August Imibhalo edlulisa imilayezo

23 August Isivivinyo



SUBJECT TASK DATE

ACC PROJECT 11/08/18

CONTROLLED TEST TBA

EMS PROJECT 26/08/18 CONTROLLED TEST TBA

NS PRACTICAL 28/08/18

TEST TBA SS GEO TEST 18/08/18

HISTORY TEST 07/09/18

LO CAREER BROCHURE 16/08/18

ORAL PRESENTATION 06/09/18 REPORT- WHERE TO GET HELP

20/09/18

PARTICIPATION AND MOVEMENT

23 AUGUST-23 SEPTEMBER

CAT TROUBLESHOOT COMPUTER

13/0818

EXCEL BASIC AND RESEARCH TASK

27/08/18

CA EXPLANATION OF MEDIA 10/08/18

FASHION STUDIES 21/08/18 MATH PROJECT 02/08/18

ASSIGNMENT 09/08/18

TEST 06/09/18 ENGLISH UNPREPARED SPEECH 26/07/18

TRANSACTIONAL WRITING

08/08/18

TEST TBA

FAL: AFRIKAANS DEBATE 08/08/18

CREATIVE WRITING 17/08/18

CURRICULUM VITAE 24/08/18 TEST 06/09/18

FAL: IsiZULU UNPREPARED SPEECH 31/07/18

ESSAY 15/08/18 TRANSACTIONAL WRITING

31/08/18

Isivivinyo TBA TECHNOLOGY MINI PAT 3 17/09/18

CYCLE TEST TBA



SUBJECT SBA DATE

ACCOUNTING Case Study 25/08/18

Controlled Test TBA

ECONOMICS Project 18-08-18

Controlled Test TBA

BUSINESS STUDIES Project 28/08/18

Controlled Test TBA

PHYSICAL SCIENCES Project 07/09/18 Controlled Test TBA

LIFE SCIENCES Project 27/07/18

Test TBA

MATHEMATICS Test 24/08/18 Test TBA

MATHEMATICAL LITERACY Assignment 13/08/18 TEST 06/09/18

GEOGRAPHY Data Handling 28/08/18

Controlled Test TBC

EGD Course Drawing 11 03/08/18

Course Drawing 12 17/08/18


VISUAL ARTS PAT 24/08/18

Controlled Test TBA

CAT Practical 11/09/18 Theory TBA

AFRIKAANS TASK 8 01/08/18 Transactional 31/08/18 Controlled Test TBA

FAL:ISIZULU Speech 15/08/18 Transactional Writing 31/08/18 Test TBA

ENGLISH Prepared Speech 01/08/18 Literature Essay 30/08/18



SUBJECT SBA DATE

ACCOUNTING Presentation 15/09/18

Controlled Test TBA

ECONOMICS Assignment 30/07/18

Controlled Test TBA

BUSINESS STUDIES Project 28/08/18

Controlled Test TBA

PHYSICAL SCIENCES Project 17/09/18 Controlled Test 2 21/09/18

LIFE SCIENCES Assignment 20/07/18

Test TBA

MATHEMATICS Test 02/08/18 Test TBA

MATHEMATICAL LITERACY Assignment 02/08/18 TEST TBA

GEOGRAPHY Data Handling 25/08/18

Controlled Test TBC

EGD Course Drawing 11 06/08/18



VISUAL ARTS PAT 24/08/18

Controlled Test TBA

CAT Practical 10/09/18 Theory TBA

AFRIKAANS TASK 8 23/07/18 TASK 9 28/07/18 Controlled Test TBA

FAL:ISIZULU Prepared Speech 31/07/18 Transactional Writing 14/08/18 Test: Literature TBA

ENGLISH Task 8: Unprepared Speech 13-17/08/18 Task 9: Cycle Test 6-19/09/18



SUBJECT SBA DATE

ACCOUNTING Case Study 28th August 2018

Controlled Test TBA

ECONOMICS Case Study 27th August 2018

Controlled Test TBA

BUSINESS STUDIES Project 27th August

Controlled Test 08th August 2018

PHYSICAL SCIENCES Practical 23rd August 2018

LIFE SCIENCES Test Completed

Assignment Completed

MATHEMATICS Test 17th August 2018

MATHEMATICAL LITERACY Controlled Test 02nd August 2018

GEOGRAPHY Data Handling 28th August 2018

Controlled Test TBC

EGD Course Drawing 11 23rd August 2018

Course Drawing 12 01st August 2018

Course Drawing 13 08th August 2018



PAT 13th August 2018

VISUAL ARTS PAT 11th August 2018

Controlled Test TBC

CAT Practical (Theory) 17th August 2018

AFRIKAANS Short Transactional Writing 30th August 2018

ISIZULU Transactional Text 06th August 2018

NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE (NSC)


2018 PREPARATORY EXAMINATIONS TIMETABLE

Date Day Subject Paper Duration Time7 August Tuesday English HL 3 2½ Hours 09:00 – 11:30 8 August Wednesday Afrikaans FAL 3 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

Isizulu FAL 3 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 21 August Tuesday Afrikaans FAL 2 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00

Isizulu FAL 2 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00 23 August Thursday Accounting 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 24 August Friday English HL 2 2½ Hours 09:00 – 11:30 27 August Monday Afrikaans FAL 1 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00

Isizulu FAL 1 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00 29 August Wednesday Economics 1 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00

EGD 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 30 August Thursday CAT 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 31 August Friday Mathematics 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

Mathematics Literacy

1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

03 September Monday Mathematics 2 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 Mathematics Literacy

2 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

04 September Tuesday CAT 2 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 05 September Wednesday Business

Studies 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

Visual Arts 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 07 September Friday Life Orientation 1 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00 10 September Monday English HL 1 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00 12 September Wednesday Economics 2 2 Hours 09:00 – 11:00

EGD 2 3 Hours 09:00 – 11:00 14 September Friday Physical

Sciences 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

17 September Monday Physical Sciences

2 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00

20 September Thursday Geography 1 3 Hours 09:00 – 12:00 Geography 2 1½ Hours 14:00 – 15:30

21 September Friday Life Sciences 1 2½ Hours 09:00 – 11:30 26 September Wednesday Life Sciences 2 2½ Hours 09:00 – 11:30

CYCLE TEST TIMETABLE


Term 3 2018 DATE GRADE SUBJECT/PAPER

Friday 07 September 8 Accounting9 Technology10 11 Life Orientation

Monday 10 September 8 Creative Arts9 Natural Science10 11 CAT

Tuesday 11 September 8 Social Sciences9 Accounting10 English HL11 Afrikaans FAL; Isizulu FAL

Wednesday 12 September 8 CAT9 EMS10 Business Studies; Physical

Sciences; Visual Arts11 Physical Sciences; Visual Arts

Thursday 13 September 8 Technology9 Social Science10 11 Accounting; EGD; Geography

Friday 14 September 8 Afrikaans FAL; Isizulu FAL9 English HL10 CAT; Economics; Life Sciences11 Business Studies

Monday 17 September 8 Maths9 Isizulu FAL; Afrikaans FAL10 Mathematics; Maths Literacy11 English HL

Tuesday 18 September 8 English HL9 Creative Arts10 Accounting; EGD; Geography11 Economics

Wednesday 19 September 8 Natural Sciences9 Life Orientation10 Afrikaans FAL; Isizulu FAL11 Mathematics; Maths Literacy

CYCLE TEST TIMETABLE


Term 3 2018

Thursday 20 September 8 Life Orientation

9 Mathematics

10 Life Orientation

11 Life Sciences

Friday 21 September 8 EMS

9 CAT

10

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Lesson Times for Friday 07 to Friday 21 September:

Please note: School will end, and buses will depart, at 14:30 daily, for the duration of the Cycle Tests period.


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The bus dedicated for the holiday classes will pick ALL monthly bus learners

The learners who have opted to join this bus service will also be added to our daily routes

Grade 11 monthly bus learners will also be picked up as soon as their program commences

Parents that are not part of the monthly bus service can contact Admin to make arrangements.

Bus arrangements can be a one way ticket or a two way ticket.

All-important information regarding the school, such as important dates and homework will be uploaded onto the D6 Communicator. Follow the link and keep in touch with us: http://www.school-communicator.com/download.php. Ensure to set the application to allow notifications and alerts to pop up for on your pc or mobile device.

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