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SEPTEMBER 2018 | THIRD TERM | VOLUME 1 # 30 Last week we celebrated International Marine Week and a big thank you to Mrs Viviers and Mrs Mabhena in The Hive who held special ocean video showings every break during the week to highlight and create an awareness of the need to look after our oceans. Looking back at this past week, we established yet another tradition. Our Early Years Centre concert was an absolute delight for all who were privileged to see it and it was even live-streamed on our Facebook page so that it could be viewed from afar. There were proud moments for many as the extended family arrived to watch with bated breath how their little darlings performed on stage. Grade 6 students were invited to apply to be part of the Johannesburg Mini Council. Students were asked to complete a questionnaire and were interviewed by a panel comprising Mr Mitchell, Mr Bhengu and me. It was a difficult decision, but only 6 students could be selected to attend the Johannessburg Mini Council Leadership Dinner. Congratulations to Thandolwethu Cele, Luke Groeneveld, India Josias, Jessica Lloyd, Serumula Mathekga, and Cameron Oshry on their selection. We thank our current representatives on the Johannesburg Mini Council, Ethan Borrageiro and Nehelo Malebo, who did Steyn City School proud at every meeting. Our U11 Boys Cricket team won their first match this week by 8 wickets. Well done to them! As we continue to raise funds for an end of year gift for our support staff, a reminder that the last Civvies Day will be held on Friday 26 October. The theme is Happy Hat Day” and students may wear a crazy, whacky hat of their choice for the day for a minimum donation of R20. …from the eputy ead’s esk

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SEPTEMBER 2018 | THIRD TERM | VOLUME 1 # 30

Last week we celebrated International Marine Week and a big thank you to Mrs Viviers and Mrs

Mabhena in The Hive who held special ocean video showings every break during the week to highlight

and create an awareness of the need to look after our oceans.

Looking back at this past week, we established yet another tradition. Our Early Years Centre concert

was an absolute delight for all who were privileged to see it – and it was even live-streamed on our

Facebook page so that it could be viewed from afar. There were proud moments for many as the

extended family arrived to watch with bated breath how their little darlings performed on stage.

Grade 6 students were invited to apply to be part of the Johannesburg Mini Council. Students were

asked to complete a questionnaire and were interviewed by a panel comprising Mr Mitchell, Mr Bhengu

and me. It was a difficult decision, but only 6 students could be selected to attend the Johannessburg

Mini Council Leadership Dinner. Congratulations to Thandolwethu Cele, Luke Groeneveld, India Josias,

Jessica Lloyd, Serumula Mathekga, and Cameron Oshry on their selection. We thank our current

representatives on the Johannesburg Mini Council, Ethan Borrageiro and Nehelo Malebo, who did

Steyn City School proud at every meeting.

Our U11 Boys Cricket team won their first match this week by 8 wickets. Well done to them!

As we continue to raise funds for an end of year gift for our support staff, a reminder that the last

Civvies Day will be held on Friday 26 October. The theme is “Happy Hat Day” and students may wear a

crazy, whacky hat of their choice for the day for a minimum donation of R20.

…from the eputy ead’s esk

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CRICKET

SCS vs Pinnacle College 11 October 2018

SCS Boys U9 lost to Pinnacle College Boys U9 by 8 wickets.

SCS vs Sagewood Preparatory 16 October 2018

SCS Boys U11 beat Sagewood Preparatory Boys U9 by 8 wickets.

SCS vs Hoërskool Roodepoort 16 October 2018

SCS Girls U15 lost to Hoërskool Roodepoort by 49 runs.

SCS vs Jubilate Primary School 17 October 2018

SCS Boys U13 vs Jubilate Primary School was cancelled by Jubilate Primary School.

TENNIS

SCS vs Reddam House Waterfall 11 October 2018

SCS Boys Senior lost to Reddam House Waterfall 21-24.

INTERHOUSE CRICKET

First Place: Triton with 339 runs

Second Place: Luna with 296 runs

Third Place: Atlas with 294 runs

Spirit Cup: Luna

… CS esults

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… CS hout uts

THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF SOUTH AFRICA 2018 MS CLEGG

Over the past two months, several of our students participated in two Arts Festivals in Johannesburg.

The National Eisteddfod and the Creative Arts Festival offer students the opportunity to gain

performance experience and develop their talents in a variety of categories. For many of our students

this was the first time that they had performed publicly and the first time that they had attempted to

present items such as unprepared courtesy speeches, comic monologues, ensemble items, narrative

poems or instrument solos. They received constructive feedback from the adjudicators and the students

gained valuable skills whilst preparing for these performances.

Congratulations to the following students who achieved such fabulous results.

Ciskia Smit received a GOLD certificate for her Demi Character Ballet Performance.

Mary Jade Hawley received GOLD certificates for Comic Monologue, Narrative Prose and a Theatre

Ensemble item. GOLD certificates for her two different Broadway Musical Vocal Solos. DIPLOMA

certificate for an Own Choice Vocal Solo and for another Theatre Ensemble.

Riley Proctor received GOLD certificates for her Violin Duet, for her Piano Solo and for her Drum Solo.

She also received a DIPLOMA for Narrative Poetry and for her Piano Duet.

Adriana Kebble received a GOLD certificate for her Violin Solo.

Olivia Fourie received JUNIOR DIPLOMA certificates for both Narrative Poetry and for her Piano Solo.

Elaina Fourie received GOLD certificates for Prepared Reading and Unprepared Reading.

Troy Robinson received a GOLD certificate for his Piano Solo.

Tannah Proctor received GOLD certificates for Dramatic Monologue and Piano Solo. She also

received DIPLOMA certificates for Narrative Poetry, Unprepared Reading, Poetry Ensemble, Theatre

Ensemble, Unprepared Storytelling, Comic Monologue, Self-accompanied Vocal Solo, Vocal Solo from

a Motion Picture, Vocal Duet from a Broadway Musical, Vocal Duet Pop music, Narrative Prose, Piano

Duet, Narrative Prose, and Own Composition.

Ava Fourie received a GOLD certificate for her Comic Monologue. And she received DIPLOMA

certificates for Piano Solo, Narrative Poetry, Unprepared Reading, Vocal Duet Pop music, and an

Unprepared Speech.

Tsheola Modiba received a DIPLOMA for Narrative Poetry and a GOLD for her Comic Monologue.

Cairo Josias received a DIPLOMA for her Piano Solo and a PRESTIGE at the Creative Arts Festival

for a Piano Solo.

Andrea de Boer received a GOLD certificate for Narrative Poetry and GOLD for her Comic Monologue.

Amil Dhookie received a DIPLOMA for his Piano Solo.

Keamogetse Pooe received a GOLD certificate for her Piano Solo.

Tlotlo Dintwe received a GOLD for her Piano Solo.

Ryan Eaton received a GOLD certificate for his Piano Solo.

Naledi Mabe received a DIPLOMA certificate for her Vocal Solo.

Tshiamo Molefakgotla received a DIPLOMA for her Keyboard Solo.

Ashari Naidoo received a GOLD certificate for her Piano Solo.

Jessica Lloyd received DIPLOMA certificates for her Prepared Speech and Unprepared Reading. She

also received a GOLD certificate for her Comic Monologue and Prepared Reading.

India Josias received a GOLD for her Violin Solo.

Serumula Mathekga received a GOLD certificate for his Unprepared Speech.

Nehelo Malebo received a GOLD certificate for Narrative Poetry.

Nhlalala Mabunda received a GOLD certificate for her Monologue.

Lemo Mogodi received a GOLD certificate for Narrative Poetry.

Benjamin Wood received DIPLOMA certificates for his Pop Music Vocal solo and for his Vocal Solo

from a Broadway Musical. He also received a DIPLOMA for his Vocal Duet from a Broadway Musical.

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Ummeyan Hawley received a GOLD certificate for Improvisation Theatre Sports Ensemble, as well as

for both of his Comic Monologues. He also received GOLD for his Dramatic Monologue and his

Unprepared Courtesy Speech. Ummeyan further received DIPLOMA certificates for two different

Duologue Theatre Scenes, for two different Creative Advert Improvisation Ensembles, and for an

English Improvised Act.

Neha Ganpath received a GOLD certificate for her Piano Solo.

The Grade 6 Percussion Band received a DIPLOMA for their performance in the category

Contemporary Band Pop Music.

LEADERSHIP

Congratulations to the Grade 7 students who received their Level 2 Leadership badges this week for

continued participation and effort in their respective committees: Khumo Molefakgotla, Liam Britz,

Mehreen Ahmed, Ben Wood, Ethan Borrageiro, Nehelo Malebo, Hasandi Ramabulana, Jahan Soonder,

Nhlalala Mabunda, and Sydney-Paige Henning.

PROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH AT STEYN CITY SCHOOL

This Saturday Steyn City School will be hosting the U13 Provincial Cricket Match; Central Gauteng

Lions U13 vs Northerns U13. Another testament to our incredible facilities. Steyn City School families

and friends are invited to watch, the match will commence at 09h30 (35 over format).

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Grades 8 & 9 Gold

Reef City

Mathematics

excursion

… CS napshots

Junior Science Club:

clasification of

reptiles and

mammals

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Staff, parents and

students supporting

Bafana Bafana

Fun in the EYC

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“The missing toy

box”, an EYC

production

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23 October 07h30 School returns

12h30-13h00 Student Council Meeting

14h15-17h30 Cricket Match: U11 Boys vs Curro Midrand A (A)

14h30-17h30 Cricket Match: U13 Girls vs Cliffview Primary School (H)

14h30-17h30 Cricket Match: U15 Girls vs Krugersdorp High School (A)

24 October Grades 3, 6, & 9 Acer International Benchmark

Test (English)

14h30-17h30 Tennis Match: Senior Girls vs Reddam House

Helderfontein (H)

14h15-17h30 Cricket Match: U13 Boys vs Curro Midrand A (H)

25 October Grades 3, 6, & 9 Acer International Benchmark

Test (Mathematics)

14h15-17h30 Cricket Match: U9 Boys vs Christ Church Preparatory

School A (H)

14h30-17h30 Tennis Match: Senior Boys vs Redhill School C (A)

26 October Civvies Day (Happy Hat Day)

27 October 08h30-10h-30 The Jimmy Cook Cricket Academy

All Day SAFA Couching Course

28 October All Day SAFA Coaching Course

29 October 14h15-15h30 Cricket Match: Mini Cricket (Grade 2) vs Sagewood

Preparatory School (A – Pinnacle College)

14h00-17h00 Cricket Match: U13 Girls vs Risidale Primary School (H)

30 October 14h15-17h30 Cricket Match: U11 Boys vs King David Primary School

Sandton B (A)

All Day Tech Expo at Brescia House School

31 October 14h30-15h30 Tennis Match: Senior Girls vs Reddam House Waterfall (H)

14h15-17h30 Cricket Match: U13 Boys vs Sagewood Preparatory

School A (A)

1 November All Day NumberSense Support

14h15-17h30 Cricket Match: U9 Boys vs Curro Waterfall A (A)

14h30-15h30 Tennis Match: Senior Boys vs Kyalami Preparatory

School A (A)

2 November All Day NumberSense Support

All Day Grades 6 & 7 isiZulu and History Excursion

… cs orthcoming vents

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3 November All Day NumberSense Workshop (St John’s College)

08h30-10h30 The Jimmy Cook Cricket Academy

All Day SAFA Coaching Course

4 November All Day SAFA Coaching Course

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