Newsletter # 33_2018

28 September 2018

Dear Parents

We are at the end of the Third Term, the supposedly “quiet” term. Well, on reflection, this term has been far from quiet - it

has been really busy. We have had two Derby Days, first played away against Tableview High and then played at home against

Groote Schuur High. We have also had the Inter-House Plays and the Grade 11 Fashion Show. The Basketball Boys’ teams

have toured to Johannesburg, the Xhosa pupils have toured to the Eastern Cape and we have hosted 30 Italian exchange

students and their four teachers. All the while the Matrics have had to write their Mock Matric exams.

The Term came to a grand finale with the Sport and Cultural Awards Dinner on Tuesday evening. Our guest speaker was the

former Head of Dance in the WCED, Jenny van Pappendorf. She commended us on the high profile that the arts enjoy at

Camps Bay High School. A highlight of this special evening was that the meal was cooked by our very own catering club

under the leadership of Ms Samu and assisted by Mrs Motha with a guest appearance from Mr Toyer. The pupils were amazing

and the food memorable.

Tuckshop Survey

As part of an annual review, we are currently

asking you to fill in an online Tuckshop survey.

Can you please give us some feedback by filling

in the online survey?

Click on this link to complete the survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HPMHWJS

Clothing Drive

for World Homeless Day –

10 October 2018

This year, leading up to World Homeless Day

on 10th October 2018, U-Turn is running a

clothing drive and Camps Bay High School has been designated as a collection site.

We would like to appeal to you to please donate any unused clothing that will

give the over 7 500 homeless people of Cape Town a second chance.

Santa's Shoe Box

We are participating in #santasshoebox again this year. Your box will need to

be at school on the first day of school next Term so we can meet the project

deadlines.

Annual Camps Bay School Magazine:

We are busy putting together the annual Camps Bay High School Magazine. We would love to involve as many families and

pupils as possible in the magazine. Here are some opportunities:

Magazine Page Sponsorship: To keep the costs of the publication down, we are offering families the opportunity to

sponsor pages in the magazine. A page will cost you just R350 to sponsor and in exchange for this sponsorship you will

receive a one liner credit on a magazine page thanking you for your sponsorship.

Magazine Advertising: This year, we have decided to cut down on the advertising and offer just the inside front cover and

back inside cover for advertising.

Across the Generations Feature - is a photographic spread of children with their parents and/or grandparents who

were past pupils of the school.

Keep it in the Family Feature - is a page in the magazine that is dedicated to families who have children on more than

one of the campuses.

If you would like to take up any of these opportunities, please contact Carol on cvanderspuy@campsbayhigh.co.za

or 076-359-3286.

Publicity for Camps Bay Schools

Camps Bay Primary School made it onto the

front page of the Weekend Argus on

Saturday with the rhino painting they painted

to commemorate World Rhino Day. The

painting forms part of an attempt to break

the Guinness World Record on the largest

painting while raising awareness about rhino

poaching.

Camps Bay Primary School was also in the

Peoples Post newspaper for their incredible

achievements in a local Maths Competition.

Celebration and Valedictory

For the new High School parents let me take a

moment to explain the purpose of these two

events at our school.

Firstly, let me cover our celebration

(11 October 2018 at 18h30 in the DAQ).

This is the traditional school prize giving with a

difference. On this evening we ‘celebrate’ our

academic and other top achievers, but also our

year together as a school. While we will be

handing out prizes, we also will enjoy and

showcase the Cultural activities that have been part of this year. So we will watch performances of drama, dance and music

through the course of the evening. We want you our parents to come to this ‘celebration’ and share the evening together

with us. If you have the time, please be seated in the DAQ by 18h30.

On Friday 12 October 2018 at 11h00 we have our Valedictory Assembly. This is our ‘farewell;’ to our Matric class of

2018. In this special assembly we will honour our current Grade 12’s and bid them farewell as they complete their 12 years

of public schooling. Once we have said ‘goodbye’ they have a week of study leave and then they start their final external

Matric exams.

Request for Eats for Tea After Celebration

Traditionally we ask the Grade 8 and 9 parents to each bring a plate of eats for the tea after the Celebration ceremony. Can

you please bring a plate of sweet treats on the day of Celebration (11 October 2018) to the kitchen? You are welcome to

bring your treats in throughout the day.

Celebration

We are looking for old white sheets or table cloths which can be dyed in different colours for Celebration. If you are able to

donate, please deliver to Mr Cross or leave at the Reception with Ms Murray.

Sports & Cultural Awards Dinner

The Sports & Cultural Awards Dinner was held in the school hall on Tuesday, 25 September. It was flawlessly co-

ordinated by Mrs. Cronje and the Catering Society, under the guidance of Mrs. Samu delivered a delicious menu of food that

would rival any five-star hotel!

The full list of prize winners is listed below:

NOAH HOFFMANN TROPHY - Victrix Ludorum –Junior:

Laura Kaipa

NOAH HOFFMANN TROPHY - Victor Ludorum – Junior:

Mudrek Gamieldien

MENDELSOHN TROPHY - Victrix Ludorum - Senior:

Kauthar Jacobs and Amanda Fumba

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE:

Kyle Gam

SAMMIE MORRIS TROPHY - Victor Ludorum - Senior:

Alexandro Da Silva Azevedo

BEST ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE:

Alexandro Da Silva Azevedo

IAN SMITH TROPHY - Athlete of the Year:

Kauthar Jacobs

BASKETBALL - BOYS:

GILLOWAY TROPHY - Junior Player of the Year:

Kidimbu Junior

GILLOWAY TROPHY - Senior Player of the Year:

Steven Kreeftenberg

BASKETBALL - GIRLS:

TROPHY FOR - Junior Player of the Year:

Inathi Mokoena

STANLEY TROPHY – Senior Player of the Year:

Monique de Korte

CRICKET:

JUNIOR COLOURS:

Lochlan Williamson

TENNIS: BOYS

CRAIG HAWKINS TROPHY - Player of the Year:

Garner Brown

WATERPOLO: BOYS MELNICK TROPHY - Player of the Year:

Caleb Thetard

WATERPOLO: GIRLS JUNIOR COLOURS:

Erin Miller

EP BUILDING SOCIETY TROPHY – Player of the Year:

Carla Kearney

WINTER SPORTS:

CROSS COUNTRY:

JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION:

Samuel Warren

SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: Boys and Senior Colours:

Alexandro da Silva Azevedo

SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION:

Zara Goslett

HOCKEY - BOYS:

BAXTER JULYAN TROPHY - Player of the Year:

Hlonela Mtwana

HOCKEY - GIRLS:

ANSA CRONJE TROPHY - Junior Player of the Year:

Erin Miller

BERNSTEIN TROPHY - Senior Player of the Year:

Jamie Shrimpton

NETBALL:

CRONJÉ TROPHY- Junior Player of the Year:

Noa-Sara de Witt and Ella Jackson

COLLEEN MCMINN TROPHY - Player of the Year:

Alice Piller

RUGBY:

BO WINTLE TROPHY - Keenest Junior Player:

Kevin Stocks

FILANTE TROPHY - Player of the Year:

Tyrese Coetzee

SOCCER - BOYS:

MIKE MORROW TROPHY - Junior Player of the Year:

Kabelo Moyo

SPORT ‘N SURF TROPHY – Senior Player of the Year:

Kyle Gam

SOCCER - GIRLS:

TROPHY: Junior Player of the Year:

Kiera Kresfelder

QUICK PRINT TROPHY - Player of the Year:

Rachel Volkel

SQUASH:

COPELOWITZ TROPHY - Girls’ Player of the Year:

Carla Kearney

COPELOWITZ TROPHY - Boys’ Player of the Year:

Lochlan Williamson

SURFING:

BOYS SURFING: STRONG TROPHY: Surfer of the Year:

Caleb Thetard

GIRLS’: STRONG TROPHY - Surfer of the Year:

Kira Gaylard

TABLE TENNIS:

TROPHY: Player of the Year:

Garner Brown

CULTURE AWARDS 2018

ACTA TROPHY AGAINST CRUELTY TO ANIMALS:

This trophy is awarded to the learner who showed the most compassion towards suffering animals this year and who did the

most to support animal welfare and animal charity organisations.

Jordi Kaplan

ENGLISH OLYMPIAD:

RECEIVING GOLD: Pro Excellencia:

Ruby van Zyl

IN HONOURE:

Kaley Boyes

Francois Kemp

Alice Thesen

ART:

ART APPRECIATION:

Samuel Hulme

MOST PROMISING ARTIST:

Jade Atkins

MOST INNOVATIVE ARTIST:

Devon Massey

O HAGAN AWARD:

EXCEPTIONAL ABILITY AND CONSISTENCY IN ART

Joshua Harford

DRAMA:

IN HONOURE:

Alaya Ashby

Reegan Finkel

BEST JUNIOR ACTOR:

Zak Norval

BEST JUNIOR ACTRESS:

Jesse Meyer

LANGMAN TROPHY- Service to Drama:

Mila Dewberry

THE INA BERNITZ MEMORIAL AWARD FOR BEST PERFORMANCE PIECE

“ODD COUPLE” MATRIC PLAY 2018:

CAST:

Garner Brown

Guiomme Joubert

Ella Staal

Cheryl Sambadzai

Mila Dewberry

Kezia Adolf

Sam Fitzpatrick

Betavia Moolman

MATRIC CLASS TROPHY - Best Actor/Actress:

Betavia Moolman

DANCE:

THE MOST IMPROVED DANCER:

Tegan West

THE MOST COMMITMENT TO DANCE:

Kelly Blomerus

BEST JUNIOR DANCER:

Tanacity Douglas

BEST MALE DANCER:

Ronaldo da Silva

BEST FEMALE DANCER:

Jessica O’Dowd

THE CELEBRITY SERVICES AFRICA TROPHY: Aspiring Choreographer:

Bianca Ridder

THE CELEBRITY SERVICES AFRICA TROPHY: Most Promising Dancer:

Thimna Tibizono

DEBATING:

Best Junior Speaker:

Lola-May Dunn

BEST SENIOR SPEAKER AND PRO EXCELLENCIA:

Nwabisa Mbisholo

MUSIC:

PRO EXCELLENCIA:

Jaime Augoustides

Giulia de Chaud

Francois Kemp

Muzaffar Hendricks

IN HONOURE AND TROPHY FOR: Best Junior instrumentalist and Nick Myburgh Trophy – Service to

Popular and Contemporary Music Scene at Camps Bay High School:

Kiera Kresfelder

PRO EXCELLENCIA AND TROPHY FOR:

Best Senior Instrumentalist: and Karin Maas Trophy - Achievement in Music Composition:

Monique de Korte

ELAIN BOSCHERS TROPHY - Progress in Music - Most promising Junior Musician:

Daniel Thetard

PRO EXCELLENCIA AND TROPHY FOR:

Most promising Senior Musician: and Gillian Rubin Trophy - Most Outstanding Performance in Music:

Sienna Widd

*SPECIAL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT:

ROTARY DEBATING AWARD:

The Junior Debating Team Came 2nd In The Rotary Debating League. They competed against the top schools in the province

and won seven of the eight debates they took part in. This is an outstanding achievement which was acknowledged through

a cash prize presented to the school by Rotary.

The Junior Debating Team are Tanacity Douglas, Lola-May Dunn, Lisa Floyd, and Gina Marks.

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS - CULTURE

PERFORMING ARTS:

RALPH ROSEN CUP - Involvement in All Spheres of Culture:

Thimna Tibozono

VIRGINIA OOSTHUIZEN TROPHY - Most Outstanding Performance in Creative Arts:

Betavia Moolman

PRESTIGIOUS

AWARDS - SPORT

TEAM OF THE YEAR:

BOYS:

U16 RUGBY:

Yaqeen Achmat

Maysara Arend

Flynn Annesley

Moenier Benjamin

Josh Finnish

Jett Ireland

Matthew Kieswetter

Ethan Kojetin

Bruce Kutinyu

Axola Makhinzi

Yanga Mtongana

Zane Ncapayi

Hlumile Nkomo

Matthew O’ Dowd

Mudrick Ryland

Imraan Samaai

Eathan Shirley

Jaryd Stephenson

Kevin Stocks

Batandwa Tokwe

Dylan Mihlali Thembani

Benjamin van Loggerenberg

Ross Williams

DAVIES FAMILY TROPHY

Girls’ Team of the Year:

U16 NETBALL TEAM:

Zara Ariu

Justine Braaf

Ruby Berg

Khanyisile Danster

Megan Fennell

Nina-Karoo Hofmeyr

Kayla Kohn

Teia Massey

BJORKLUND FAMILY - Kudu Floating Trophy for Excellence - Boys:

Awarded to a senior learner/s who achieved on National or International level who do not necessarily do a

school sport:

Mu-Izz Fredericks

KUDU FLOATING TROPHY FOR EXCELLENCE - GIRLS:

Awarded to a senior learner/s who achieved on National or International level who do not necessarily do a

school sport:

Eve Jerram

SERVICE TO SPORT:

DENNIS ABRAHAMS TROPHY:

Carla Kearney

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP ON THE SPORTSFIELD - KLEINSMITH SHIELD:

Jamie Shrimpton

MOST DEDICATED SPORTSWOMAN - THE GORDON LANDAU AWARD:

Alice Piller

MOST DEDICATED SPORTSMAN - THE DERRICK BOOYSEN MEMORIAL AWARD:

Steven Kreeftenberg

Caleb Thetard

RUDI CONSTANTINE KOUBOUVEC TROPHY - OUTSTANDING SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT - BOYS:

Alexandro da Silva Azevedo

REINGOLD TROPHY - OUTSTANDING SPORTING ACHIEVEMENT - GIRLS:

Kauthar Jacobs

SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY:

Rachel Volkel

SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY:

Alexandro da Silva Azevedo

The First Week of Term Four at a Glance:

Tuesday 9 October 2018: Term 4 starts with Day 3

Thursday 11 October 2018: Celebration

School will close at 13h00 for the pupils and then they must be back at 18h00.

Celebration will start promptly at 18h30 and we aim to finish at 21h30.

Friday 12 October 2018: Valedictory will start at 11h00 and school will close at 13h00.

I hope you all enjoy a good holiday and come back refreshed and ready for the Fourth Term.

Yours sincerely,

David De Korte

PRINCIPAL

CAMPS BAY HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECT CHOICE FORM : GRADE 10 : 2019

Pupil’s Surname : ................................................ First Name : .........................................

Rules of Combinations:

Select the subjects where applicable by circling your choice. Subjects 1 to 4 are compulsory and must be taken by all pupils: Subject 1 Everyone must take English 1st Language (LOLT). Subject 2 Select either Afrikaans or Xhosa (1st Add. Lang). Subject 3 Select either Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy (see*). Subject 4 Life Orientation must be taken. Subject selection: Subject 5 Select one subject from Subject 5. Subject 6 Select one subject from Subject 6. Subject 7 Select one subject from Subject 7.

Su

bje

ct A

Languages

Compulsory (F)

B Arts

& Culture

C Business

& Commerce

E Human &

Social Studies

F Physical & Computer&

Life Sciences

1 English (1st Lang)

2 Afrikaans Xhosa

3 Mathematics * Maths Lit.

4 Life Orientation

5 Dance Business St. History **Physical Science Life Sciences

6 Dramatic Arts Consumer St. Accounting

Geography History

Computer Application Tech

7 Visual Arts Music

Economics Business St.

Life Sciences

* Pupils may change from Maths to Maths Literacy, but not from Maths Literacy to Maths.

** Physical Science may only be taken if Maths is taken.

Please note: The Department is sticking strictly to these deadlines and regulations.

1. A learner may change a maximum of two subjects in Grade 10, provided this is done at the start of Term 3 (within the first week) and at no other time.

2. A learner may change a maximum of two subjects in Grade 11, provided this is done within the first week of the Grade 11 year.

3. No changes are allowed in Grade 12. 4. The request to change is dependent on pupil numbers and will only be approved if

there is space to accommodate this change. Parent’s Signature : ................................. Pupil’s Signature : ..................................... Date : .........................................

I would love to help your Grade 8 and 9 children with Afrikaans.

The lessons will be private and at a suitable time for you between 17h00 and 19h00

on a Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

I assist many other children with Afrikaans.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Nelle Bührmann nellebuhrmann@gmail.com

083-376-9070

TUTORING SERVICES AVAILABLE

Do you need additional support with any of your subjects? We can help.

Additional tutoring support is available for all academic subjects

from Grades R to 12 at a reasonable price.

Our tutors are both qualified and experienced.

For further information, kindly send Fatima a WhatsApp text to 082-671-0438.

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