DOCSLIB.ORG

Project Number Project Name Year Location Product E-Layer

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Project Number Project Name Year Location Product E-Layer REFERENCE LIST - ARTIFICIAL TURF INSTALLATIONS (FULL SIZE) PROJECT PROJECT CONSULTING PROJECT NAME YEAR LOCATION PRODUCT E-LAYER CONTACT DETAILS NUMBER COST ENGINEER WORK IN PROGRESS A003 Ngobo Sports Stadium 2018 Ngobo Polytan M 13mm - Anix Trading 129 Fezile Bebelele King Sabatha Sports A004 2018 Mthatha Polytan M 13mm - R7.60 million Anix Trading 129 Fezile Bebelele Complex H103 Stellenbosch High School 2018 Cape Town TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R2.98 million Integrate Leon Louw 021 913 7353 Generation Schools - S026 2018 Cape Town FT50 Slide Max Enka Flex CKL R4.25 million Granbuild Gary Thomas - 083 3272566 Imhoff Christopher Clement - 021 930 S027 Hanover Park 2018 Cape Town FT50 Slide Max - R3.20 million Sakhikaya 6706 H104 Grey High School 2019 Port Elizabeth TX WET 1850gm/m² Current R2.65 million In House Neil Bielby - 084 517 2893 H105 Fairmont High School 2019 Cape Town TX SW 1646gm/m² Current R3.05 million In House Jody Erasmus - 021 976 1147 Sweet Valley Primary H106 2019 Cape Town TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R6.24 million Integrate Leon Louw 021 913 7353 School Edge to Edge A005 2019 Cape Town Rekortan M 13mm - R8.50 million Integrate Leon Louw 021 913 7353 (Schoonspruit) - Athletics Edge to Edge S028 2019 Cape Town FT50 Slide Max Enka Flex CKL R5.50 million Integrate Leon Louw 021 913 7353 (Schoonspruit) - Soccer HOCKEY FIELDS - COMPLETED H102 EP Hockey 2018 Port Elizabeth TX WET 1850gm/m² Rubber E Layer R4.01 million Garry Dolly 083 681 6498 H101 Clarendon Park Primary 2018 Port Elizabeth HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3.77 million Synergy Grant Hetcher 083 650 3231 H100 Wynberg Girls High School 2018 Cape Town TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R2.77 million Lukhozi Consulting H099 Merrifield School 2018 East London TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R3.51 million Patrick Dallas - 043 721 1321 Engineers H098 HTS Drostdy 2018 Cape Town TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R6.62 million Integrate Leon Louw 021 913 7353 Page 1 of 8 PROJECT PROJECT CONSULTING PROJECT NAME YEAR LOCATION PRODUCT E-LAYER CONTACT DETAILS NUMBER COST ENGINEER H097 Paarl Gimnasium 2018 Cape Town TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R5.09 million Integrate Leon Louw 021 913 7353 H096 Prince George PS 2018 Lavender Hill TX SW 1646gm/m² Enka Flex H R5.47 million Grinaker LTA Craig King 021 703 1040 South African College H095 2018 Cape Town TX WET 1850gm/m² Rubber E Layer R3.61 million In-House Andrew Breetzke 082 823 7496 Schools (SACS) H094 UFS 2018 Bloemfontein TX WET 1850gm/m² Rubber E Layer R4.65 million SMEC Smiley Marais 051 411 8707 H093 UFS 2018 Bloemfontein TX WET Lite1646gm/m² Current Rubber R2.26 million SMEC Smiley Marais 051 411 8707 H092 Woodridge College 2018 Port Elizabeth HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² Rubber E Layer R2.54 million In-House Craig Warner - 041 956 6200 H091 Reddam House School 2016 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3.91 million Rèmey Construction Arnold Hugo - 021 883 2616 H090 Huguenot High School 2017 Wellington HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R5.35 million 3D Architecture Hendrik-Jan Smit 021 864 2010 H089 WPCC Hockey 2016 Cape Town TX Wet 1850gm/m² Rubber E-layer R4,15 million Lynx Civils Allan Lacey - 076 712 2834 H088 UCT 2016 Cape Town TX Wet 1850gm/m² Current R4,32 million Integrate Leon Louw - 021 913 7353 H087 Oranje Meisies School 2016 Bloemfontein TX SW 1646gm/m² Current R2,47 million In House M Matthee - 051 447 4681 H086 Queens College 2016 Queenstown HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3,45 million In House Marc Bradley 083 389 7827 H085 St Andrew's College 2016 Grahamstown TX SW 1646gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3,97 million In House Dave Jarvis 046 603 2300 H084 Hermanus High School 2016 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3,15 million In House A vd Merwe 028 313 0744 H083 Curro Newcastle 2016 Newcastle HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3,2 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 H082 Bridge House School 2016 Franschhoek TX Wet 1850gm/m² Rubber E-layer R8,9 million Integrate Leon Louw: 021 913 7353 Nelson Mandela Metro H081 2015 Port Elizabeth TX Wet 1850gm/m² Rubber E-layer R2,7 million ILISO Consultants G Joubert: 041 582 3056 University H080 Curro Serengeti 2015 Johannesburg HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3,1 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 H079 Curro Witbank 2015 Witbank HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R3,1 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 AVENG GRINAKER- H078 Bernadino Heights 2015 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R4,5 million W Williams: 012 7031040 LTA Page 2 of 8 PROJECT PROJECT CONSULTING PROJECT NAME YEAR LOCATION PRODUCT E-LAYER CONTACT DETAILS NUMBER COST ENGINEER H077 Stirling High School 2015 East London HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R2,8 million Sinako Consultants Garth Luyt: 043 726 4389 H076 Pinelands High School 2015 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R2,7 million In House H075 Cambridge High School 2015 East London HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R4 million Sinako Consultants Garth Luyt: 043 726 4389 H074 Bishops Diocesan Collage 2015 Cape Town TX Wet 1850gm/m² Rubber E-layer R3,8 million In House Sean Henchie: 012 659 1000 H073 Edgemead High School 2015 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R2,9 million STRATA Civils Pieter Koen: 082 334 9109 Clarendon Girls High H072 2015 East London HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R7,9 million Sinako Consultants Garth Luyt: 043 726 4389 School Integrate Structural H071 Windhoek Gymnasium 2015 Windhoek HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R7,1 million Leon Louw: 021 9137353 Engineers Integrate Structural H070 Windhoek High School 2015 Windhoek HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R4,1 million Leon Louw: 021 9137353 Engineers H069 Curro Hazeldean 2015 Pretoria HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R5,3 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 H068 Curro Nelspruit 2015 Nelspruit HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R5,3 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 H067 Curro Heuwelkruin 2015 Polokwane HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R5,3 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 H066 Curro Waterstone 2015 Pretoria HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R5,3 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 SMEC Consulting H065 Springfield Convent School 2015 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R7,8 million M Durnez: 073 273 1310 Engineers York High School H064 2015 George TX Wet 1850gm/m² existing R2,5 million In House J Powers: 082 446 9397 (resurface) Rustenburg Girls High H063 2015 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R5,4 million STAC Consulting Jannie du Toit: 083 441 019 School H062 Curro Grantleigh 2014 Richards Bay HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA Flex H R5,4 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 IQS Consulting H061 Rhenish Girls School 2014 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,4 million B.G. van Rooyen: 021 9121160 Engineers Integrate Structural H060 Worcester Gymnasium 2014 Worcester HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,6 million Leon Louw: 021 9137353 Engineers Integrate Structural H059 Somerset College 2014 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,5 million Leon Louw: 021 9137353 Engineers IQS Consulting H058 Bloemhof Meisiesskool 2014 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R3 million B.G. van Rooyen: 021 9121160 Engineers Page 3 of 8 PROJECT PROJECT CONSULTING PROJECT NAME YEAR LOCATION PRODUCT E-LAYER CONTACT DETAILS NUMBER COST ENGINEER H057 Paarl Girls High School 2014 Paarl HT LSR 20nd Eco 1350gm/m²ENKA P5 R2,1 million In House William Brown: 0836525952 SMEC Consulting H056 Settlers High School 2014 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,7 million M Durnez: 073 2731310 Engineers H055 Oakhill School 2014 Knysna HT LSR 13nd 1960gm/m² ENKA P5 R6,6 million STAC Consulting Jannie du Toit: 083 441 019 Strong Consulting H054 Reddam House 2014 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R9,8 million Kim Strong: 021 9130616 Engineers H053 Grey College (resurface) 2013 Bloemfontein HT LSR 13nd 1960gm/m² Rubber E-layer R2,5 million In House C van Hollenberg: 083 708 4350 H052 Curro Woodhill 2013 Pretoria HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,3 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 H051 Curro Sonstraal 2013 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,4 million MNK Projects C Neethling: 012 808 0789 KFD Wilkenson H050 Fairburn High School 2013 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,5 million B Richardson: 021 4251610 engineers Bigen Consulting H049 Durbanville High School 2013 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,5 million Engineers H048 Westering High School 2013 Port Elizabeth HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R6,4 million STAC Consulting Jannie du Toit: 083 441 019 Wynberg Boys High H047 2013 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R4,9 million STAC Consulting Jannie du Toit: 083 441 019 School Watermarc H046 Stellenberg High School 2012 Cape Town HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,1 million Arnaud Louw: 083 6508119 Consulting Engineers H045 Parel Vallei High School 2012 Paarl HT LSR 20nd 1620gm/m² ENKA P5 R2,7 million Sippel and De Lange Andre Burrows: 021 8801434 Elements Consulting H044 D.F.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 9 March 2018 St Andrew’S COLLEGE Nec Aspera Terrent
    Newsletter Term 1 #7 9 March 2018 St Andrew’s COLLEGE Nec Aspera Terrent To the Andrean Community Winning is fun... Sure. But winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you've done is the point. Pat Summitt As I write this newsletter I am in the Highlander, looking over that most beautiful of school sights, Lower Field, emerald green after the blessing of lots of soaking rain in Grahamstown, with the early preparations underway for a feast of weekend cricket against Grey. It is a beautiful late summer morning, and as I savour my pot of tea, the wonderful cricket-y scene below is betrayed by the slight fatigue evident in the leaves, the slight nip in the air, and the pale blue of an increasingly distant sky. These are all signs that soon the seasons will have turned. The posts will be up, and the voices of Andreans everywhere will be echoing across Grahamstown as the Blues run out to represent us all in another display of great rugby. We look forward to another cracker of a winter sports season, not just in rugby, and not just at top-team levels. St Andrew’s College Nec Aspera Terrent 9 March 2018 Across every age group and team we expect our boys again to be playing with that characteristic College grit and extraordinary commitment, carrying the ethos of nec aspera terrent in their hearts wherever they go. And although winning is always great and we never intend to lose, winning is not everything.
    [Show full text]
  • Grey Matter 2019 Term 2
    GREY MATTER TERM 2 2019 Reunion Cheerleaders Premier League Captain vs Captain Contents School Reunion 2019 .............................................................................................. 2 Selley Concert ............................................................................................. 3 Why do we say ‘Rector’? ............................................................................. 3 New Colour of The Grey ............................................................................. 4 Old Grey sportsmen .................................................................................... 5 Traditions that should never leave Grey ...................................................... 5 Cheerleaders ............................................................................................... 6 Mr Graham Richards: Headboy of 1969 ..................................................... 8 Interview with Mr Tyler Botha .................................................................. 9 Bodas vs Dayboys ...................................................................................... 9 Feki and Jetshoes ....................................................................................... 10 Sport Fantasy Premier League: Six Essential Players .......................................... 12 Scenes from the Paul Roos Derby .............................................................. 13 GOATs of the NBA .................................................................................... 14 Mountain Biking ......................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Newsletter September
    S E P T E M B E R / O C T O B E R 2 0 1 8 OLD GREY NEWSLETTER The latest news and updates from the Old Greys' Union U P C O M I N G E V E N T S From the Old Grey desk •NOV 1, THURSDAY OLD Welcome to September/ October edition of the Old Grey GREY EUROPE DINNER Newsletter. We encourage our old boys to write in and share 18:00 - 23:00 LANSDOWNE your stories, accomplishments and adventures. Let us know CLUB, LONDON what interests you so we can keep you connected to the greater Grey community. • NOV 12, MONDAY REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE GUESTS TO BE SEATED Old Grey Reunion 2019 11:50AM. GREY HIGH SCHOOL Our Annual Reunion dates have been set for 8 - 11 May. If you MEMORIAL QUAD. have yet to hear from your Reunion group then please contact Lauren Malan at the Old Greys’ Union Office on [email protected] for further particulars. • NOV 14, WEDNESDAY JOHANNESBURG DINNER Those groups returning this year will be the years of: 18:30 BRYANSTON COUNTRY 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004 and 2009. CLUB Please remember that Reunion is open to all Old Greys and not only the returning classes! This year we were fortunate enough • NOV 16, FRIDAY to host a 70th Reunion group and a table of young Old Greys GHS CRICKET GOLF DAY celebrating their 1st Reunion. We hope the legacy continues. HUMEWOOD GOLF CLUB, PORT ELIZABETH We look forward to welcoming you back to The Grey.
    [Show full text]
  • Pretorian 2016
    The Pretorian 2016 Annual Magazine of Pretoria Boys High School www.boyshigh.com Valediction 4 Matric Results 12 Matrics 14 Academic Awards 15 Staff and Governors 17 Tributes 22 House Reports 32 Annual Events 52 Special Events 63 The Bill Schroder Centre 68 Tours 76 Services 82 The Bush School 93 ‘Scene’ Around Boys High 96 Spotted at Boys High 97 Music Department 98 Cultural Activities 110 CONTENTS 124 Clubs and Societies Production credits 160 Creative Writing Editor: John Illsley Layout: Elizabeth Barnard 190 Art Department Typing: Cathy Louw 192 Art Gallery Advertising: Jamie Fisher Proof Reading: Heidi Stuart 198 Photo Gallery Sub Editors Art: Debbie Cloete 202 Athletics English Creative Writing: Penny Vlag 212 Basketball Afrikaans Creative Writing: Amanda Robinson French Creative Writing: Hedwig Coetzee 218 Climbing German Creative Writing: Corli Janse van Rensburg 220 Cricket Sepedi Creative Writing: Brenda Bopape Photography 238 Cross Country Formal group photographs: Martin Gibbs Photography Principal Sports Photographer: Duncan McFarlane www.dmcfarlane,photium.com 244 Fencing PBHS Photographic Society contributors 246 Golf Jarod Coetzee, Craig Kunte, Zander Taljaard, Alexander van Twisk, Jaryd van Straaten, Duncan Lotter, Malcolm van Suilichem, Ockert van Wyk, Cuan 248 Hockey Gilson, Lê Anh Vu, Cole Govender, Sachin du Plooy-Naran, Jonathan Slaghuis 264 Rugby Other photographs Jamie-Lee Fisher, Malcolm Armstrong, Joni Jones, Mervyn Moodley, Mike 292 Squash Smuts, Debbie Cloete, Peter Franken, Rob Blackmore, Cornelius Smit, Jocelyn Tucker, Ryan o’Donoghue, Mark Blew, Erlo Rust, Karen Botha, 296 Swimming Chan Dowra, Nick Zambara, Lamorna Georgiades, Marina Petrou, Desireé 298 Tennis Glover, Andrew De Kock, John Illsley, Jaydon Kelly, Melissa Rust.
    [Show full text]
  • An Anthropological Study Into the Lives of Elite Athletes After Competitive Sport
    After the triumph: an anthropological study into the lives of elite athletes after competitive sport Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements in respect of the Doctoral Degree in Philosophy in the Department of Anthropology in the Faculty of Humanities at the University of the Free State Supervisor: Professor Robert Gordon December 2015 DECLARATION I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, declare that the thesis that I herewith submit for the Doctoral Degree of Philosophy at the University of the Free State is my independent work, and that I have not previously submitted it for a qualification at another institution of higher education. I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, hereby declare that I am aware that the copyright is vested in the University of the Free State. I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, hereby declare that all royalties as regards intellectual property that was developed during the course of and/or in connection with the study at the University of the Free State, will accrue to the University. In the event of a written agreement between the University and the student, the written agreement must be submitted in lieu of the declaration by the student. I, Susanna Maria (Marizanne) Grundlingh, hereby declare that I am aware that the research may only be published with the dean’s approval. Signed: Date: December 2015 ii ABSTRACT The decision to retire from competitive sport is an inevitable aspect of any professional sportsperson’s career. This thesis explores the afterlife of former professional rugby players and athletes (road running and track) and is situated within the emerging sub-discipline of the anthropology of sport.
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 Momentum U17 Tournament
    Messages Local Organising Committee Liaison Officers Umpires Emergency Numbers Daily Programme Fixtures NATIONAL CRICKET WEEK Team Lists Playing Conditions Time Cricket Playing Conditions Limited Over Limited Over Calculations Playing Conditions T20 BOYS U17 Procedure for the Super Over Port Elizabeth | 11-15 December 2019 Appendix 1 Appendix 2 Schools Code of Conduct Messages Local Organising Chris Nenzani | President, Cricket South Africa Committee Liaison Officers Umpires The national youth weeks journey as we celebrate 28 years of unity and everybody have become one of the key can be proud of their contribution. Emergency Numbers points in enabling Cricket There are countless cricketers who have gone on from South Africa (CSA) to make Daily Programme major strides in exploiting the our various tournaments to engrave their names with distinction in South African cricket history and we full potential of the human Fixtures resources we have available congratulate them and thank them for their contributions. to us. I must also put on record our thanks to all the people who Team Lists have given up their time without reward to coach and This is a work in progress, Playing Conditions and it is really exciting to see the ever-growing number of mentor our youngsters and also to the parents who have Time Cricket encouraged their children to make cricket their preferred players emerging from our community hubs and Standard Playing Conditions Bank Regional Performance Centres to take their places sport. Limited Over in the various provincial youth teams. No successful tournament is possible without the Limited Over Calculations This was well reflected in the SA Schools teams we assistance of scorers, umpires and grounds staff and we thank them as well as the staff of our affiliated provinces Playing Conditions announced at the conclusion of last year’s Khaya Majola T20 Week.
    [Show full text]
  • Cricket Md.Pmd
    Click on www.classworldschools.com to return to home page South African Schools’ cricket, both boys and girls is run under the auspices of Cricket South Africa, Wanderers Club, 21 North Street, Illovo, Johannesburg, 2116. Tel +27 11 880 2810. Fan e-mail: [email protected] November 2008 ClassNiels MombergWorld is theSchools’ Manager: Schools’ Cricket [email protected] www.cricket.co.za Schools Notice Board Page 2 SA Schools’ Teams Page 3 Provincial representatives 2004 to 2006 Page 4 Provincial representatives 2004 to 2006 The Proteas players from 2010 to 2014 s Cricket Flyer Graeme Smith (Captain) King Edward VII School Kyle Abbott Kearsney College Hashim Amla Durban High Farhaan Behardien Westerford High Johan Botha Grey High School Port Elizabeth Mark Boucher Selborne College, East London Henry Davids Stellenbosch HS Quinton De Kok Kes AB de Villiers Affies, Pretoria M de Lange Ben Vorster High Faf du Plessis Affies JP Duminy Plumstead High Dean Elgar St Dominic’s College Hershelle Gibbs Bishops Paul Harris Fish Hoek Colin Ingram Woodridge Jacques Kallis Wynberg Boys Rory Kleinveldt Plumstead High Charl Langeveldt Luckhoff Secondary Richard Levi Wynberg Boys Ryan Mc Laren Grey College, Bloemfontein David Miller Maritzburg College African School’ Albie Morkel Vereeniging HS Morne Morkel Vereeniging HS Chris Morris Pretoria Boys High Makhaya Ntini Dale College, King Williamstown Justin Ontong Paarl Gimnasium Wayne Parnell Grey High School Alviro Petersen Gelvendale, Otto du Plessis Robin Peterson Alexander High School Aaron Phangiso CBC Pretoria Vernon Philander Ravensmead Secondary Ashwell Prince St Thomas, Port Elizabeth Jacque Rudolph Affies Dale Steyn Hans Merensky, Phalaborwa M Tahir Pakistan Angels High School Rusty Theron Grey High School Thami Tsolekile Pinelands High School The South Lonwabo Tsotsobe Westering High David Wiese Witbank High Roelof v d Merwe HS Waterkloof Click on www.classworldschools.com to return to home page South African Schools 2010 South African Schools’ 2007 Kaegen Rafferty,(C), St Andrews, Free State.
    [Show full text]
  • Reflections from the Rector's Desk
    Reflections from the Rector’s Desk Dear Parents, Old Greys and Friends of The Grey We are experiencing an ‘action-packed’ start to 2015! Best wishes to all members of The Grey Family for a successful, happy and healthy year. May all we do continue to be in the best interests of The Grey and those we serve. This is also our School Governing Body election year – and we will need to find some additional, suitable candidates amongst our Parent Body to fill a number of vacancies. Many thanks to those who have already expressed an interest and who have made themselves available. MR DIETER PAKENDORF – RECTOR : 1977 – 1992 Our esteemed former Rector passed away on Thursday 12 February. His funeral was held on Wednesday 18 February in the Lutheran Church, Cape Town City centre. Dieter’s incredible support and love for his school continued long after his retirement – and this with his good wife, Maureen, as ever, at his side. And so it is hugely fitting that his ashes be interred in the wall of the Memorial Quad alongside former Rectors of The Grey – this to be done in May, before our Friday Reunion Assembly, and in the presence of the School, members of the Family and all assembled Old Greys and Friends. The numerous tributes which have poured in from Old Greys all over the world bear ample testimony to the fact that he made a massive impact on a generation of Grey boys and that his masterful hand guided many to success. MATRIC RESULTS 2014 We were generally very happy with the academic performance of last year’s Matrics.
    [Show full text]
  • From Our Office the Well-Known Farmer's Weekly Columnist Peter Hughes Was Quoted in a Recent Issue Urging the Readership
    From our Office The well-known Farmer’s Weekly columnist Peter Hughes was quoted in a recent issue urging the readership “to emerge from this festive season in a positive frame of mind, and spread that optimism liberally around you” We would like to possibly put a variation on Hughes’s constructive advice. Dare we say that we have all emerged from under the dark clouds that have hung over us in our country. We do not need to look back and relive these times. We live in a great country and let us be thankful that we attended a great school. Let us help where we can and not always assume that all is well. The Grey schools need your support in whichever way you may be able to assist. Do a reality check perhaps on yourself and drive past a disadvantaged school. There is a high school off Heugh Road near the entrance to the Walmer Township and in driving past we need to consider the conditions under which those pupils receive an education. For every deserving disadvantaged boy that we can bring to Grey to offer a Grey education we are making a difference not only to that young lad but also to his entire family. It is a huge uplifting experience for all concerned. Be part of it and answer the call. This is one of the objectives of the Grey Foundation and we welcome your support. The Old Greys’ Reunion Weekend – 9 to 11 May, 2018 Here is the official programme. Please follow these links to view all the events of the week and to make your payments .
    [Show full text]
  • Transdale May 2012
    TransDale Extra May 2012 No 27. May, 2012 TransDale Extra CAPE to CAIRO - by bike Three farmers and a Greek --- two Old Dalians and two friends --- travel a hard way OLD DALIAN farmer Richard Bennett was sitting in his bakkie, waiting for his staff to gather a flock of sheep, when he received a phone call from his friend Old Dalian Stelios Georgiou. They were having a relaxed conversation, talking about business and why life is such a race. Stelios mentioned to Richard how he al- ways dreamed of riding into his home town in Cyprus on a motorbike, from Fort Beaufort. Richard responded and said he often thought about a similar trip through Africa from the southern-most tip to the most northern tip. He had recently watched the DVD of Charlie Borman and Ewin McGregor with their epic journey on the long way down Africa. Both went quiet for a moment, then Richard said: “Swaer, we must do it!” A few days later Richard saw a friend, Rufus Dreyer, at a braai and told him about his dream. With big eyes, Rufus said he would be in, if given half an opportunity, not realising the consequences. Richard, very excited, could not wait to phone his good friend Norman Em- slie, who immediately showed To Page 2 ADVENTURERS Richard Bennett (left), Stelios Georgiou and Rufus Dreyer THE GREEK: A passion for biking THE FARMER: No biker, but ready to ride STELIOS GEORGIOU (42), Dale matric 1987, First XV 1985 - RICHARD BENNETT (50), Dale matric 1979, is a sheep and cattle 87, co-owns a family Spar in Fort Beaufort with his brother farmer near Adelaide in the Eastern Cape.
    [Show full text]
  • THE ENGLISH PRIVATE SCHOOL SYSTEM in SOUTH AFRICA Peter Ralph Randall a Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of Education Univ
    THE ENGLISH PRIVATE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN SOUTH AFRICA Peter Ralph Randall A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of Education University of tho Witwatersrand, Johannesburg for the Degree of Master of Education Johannesburg 1980 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Ab s t C21C t • • • # #» • • • ••• i Pr 6 f3 C6 ••• ••• ••• ••• ii Introduction: Very English in Character Some Theoretical Considerations Advantaged Education 10 Class-based Education ... 11 E'itism and Education 20 Social Mobility through Education 32 The White South African Elites 35 Some Theological Considerations 40 Development of the English Public School System: i Origins Background ... ... ... ... ... 52 The Mother of Public Schools ......... 55 Prototype of the Upper-class Boarding School ... ... ... ... ... 57 A Learning Community: Architecture and the Public School 60 Boy—government ... ... ... ... 61 The Position of Girls ............... 63 The Church and the Schools ......... 63 Differentiation from the Grammar Schools 66 Development of the English Public School System: ii The Victorian Public School Background ... ... 72 Towards Reform ......... 75 Reform from Within 78 Thomas Arnold of Rugby 79 The Arnold!an Missionaries 83 The Commissions: i) Clarendon ... 86 ii) Taunton 89 The Headmasters' Conference 93 The Public School Code ......... 96 Girls' Public Schools ......... 102 The 'English Tradition' in Education 105 The Formal Structure ................ 107 The Inner Reality ................ 108 5. Beginnings of the South African Private School System i The Cape: British Pluck for Ever Background 1652-1806................. 117 The cape Under British Rule 118 English private education at the Cape 119 British Settlers..... ................ 120 The South African College ......... 126 A Native Education ................ 128 Bishop Robert Grey: St George's, Bishops, St Cyprian’s 129 The Eastern Province: St Andrew's, DSG....
    [Show full text]
  • College St Andrew’S College
    Term 1 #2 25 January 2019 NewsletterCollege St Andrew’s College To the Andrean Community It is not often that one gets to be quoted, and less often still that one is able to utter quoteworthy words before the school year has actually formally started, yet Guy Rushmere, in welcoming our Newboys at the Chapel service last week, managed to be sufficiently inspirational to achieve that honour here. (It was, “If you have the choice incidentally, quite a good week for Guy – going on as he did to score 122 not out between being right and in his cricket match against Selborne.) being kind, choose to be kind” Kindness is something of an endangered species in this competitive world that conditions us to view our daily interactions as exchanges of power or transactions - Guy Rushmere, 2019 of value. Not only is kindness rare, but it is also misunderstood. For many equate kindness with ‘softness’, a sort of pleasant, ineffectual disposition that invariably gets stomped on by an angry world – to be successful (so such erroneous thinking goes) requires toughness, and toughness is brusque, aggressive, and, well, unkind. Nec Aspera Terrent St Andrew’s College Nec Aspera Terrent WEEK AT A GLANCE It is, of course, a fallacy that kindness is a weakness. The ability to stand one’s ground, to be tough when the going requires it, and through all of that be kind, Friday 25 January: is the greatest strength of all. For in kindness there is recognition of the other, there is recognition of the worth of the other and, importantly, there is deep Basketball U14, U15 and 2nd Tour ro recognition of the self.
    [Show full text]