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SGC 2Nd Term 2019 Calendar 1 MAY Sat 4 0800 SAT's Mon 6 0830 Staff Briefing Tues 7 Day 1 1045 Opening Mass of Term. All Students/Staff. Wed 8 Day 2 1045 Junior Line Chapel Singing 1400 Heads of Departments 1730 Toastmasters: Pavilion 1730 Astronomy Thur 9 Day 3 1045 Midline Chapel Singing 1400 PDQ - DT 1730 Orators Fri 10 Day 4 0800 Chisipite Model United Nations Conference 1000 IGCSE Drama (0411) Written Exam 1045 Senior Line Chapel Singing 1045 Lenten Campaign Leaders Meeting (RE Room) 1200 Hockey vs Watershed - 1st, 2nd, U16A (H) - U15A, U14A (A) 1400 Soccer vs Westridge High U14, U15, U16, 1st (A) 1400 Volleyball Triangular Fixture (H) SGC vs St John's College vs Tynwald 1400 Table Tennis vs Goromonzi (H) Sat 11 0730 NBT Exams 0730 Soccer vs Marondera High U14, U15, 2nd, 1st (A) 2 0800 Badminton - HIS Tournament 0800 Chisipite Model United Nations Conference 0800 Hockey - U16 & U18 Provincial Trials (Venue tbc) 0800 PDQ - DT Rugby vs CBC - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, U14A&B (H) - U15A&B, U16A&B (A) Sun 12 Fourth Sunday of Easter 0900 Mothers' Day Function (tbc) 3 MAY Mon 13 Day 5 1400 Ignatian Forum (Catch Up) 1400 NIAA Speech and Drama auditions 1/2 1400 Housemasters & Assistants 1730 Boston Pilgrimage Evaluation Tues 14 Day 6 St Matthias, Apostle (F) 1230 Squash 'B' & 'C' vs PH 'B' & PHG 'A' Teams (A) 1400 Form 3 (4 & 5) Class & Subject Teachers 1400 ICA : Pavilion 1405 Ignatian Ethos Committee meeting : RE room 1730 SDC Executive Wed 15 Day 1 0745 Imperators' Breakfast 1400 Form 3 (1, 2 & 3) Class & Subject Teachers 1400 AIDS Awareness Lifeline Joint Forum - Convent/PHG (H) 1400 Badminton vs Westridge & Allan Wilson (H) 1400 Soccer vs Watershed College U16, 1st (A) 1400 Soccer vs Peterhouse U14A&B, U15A&B, U16B, U17B (H) 1400 Table Tennis vs Bernard Mzeki (H) 1500 Quiz - Prince Edward (A) 1600 BEC Thur 16 Day 2 1045 Junior Line Mass 1400 PDQ - DT, EL, T&L Fri 17 Day 3 0800 Volleyball - 17 & Under District Volleyball at Churchill (A) (tbc) 4 1045 Midline Mass ATS Junior Debate tournament at Peterhouse Girls 1400 Hockey vs St John's College U16A&B, 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st (A) U14A, U15A&B (H) Sat 18 ATS Junior Debate tournament at Peterhouse Girls 0800 PDQ - EL, T&L 0800 Hockey vs St John's College 2nd, 1st (A) (tbc) 0800 Table Tennis - Harare Provincial Champs (Girls High School) 5 MAY Sat 18 0800 Volleyball - St George's Invitational U20 Tournament Rugby vs St John's College - All Teams (A) Soccer vs St John's College 1st & 2nd Teams (A) Sun 19 Fifth Sunday of Easter 0730 Golf Interschools - Warren Hills Mon 20 Day 4 1045 Senior Line Mass 1345 Sports Coaches Ignatian Forum 1400 Divisional Meeting 1400 NIAA Speech and Drama auditions 2/2 Tues 21 Day 5 NIAA Speech and Drama Entries Deadline 1330 Chess vs Arundel (A) 1345 Sports Coaches Ignatian Forum 1430 Squash 'E' Team vs PE 'B' (H) 1600 Finance Committee 1730 Form 2 Parents Ignatian Evening II - Alcohol & Drugs 1730 Photographic Society Wed 22 Day 6 1230 Squash 'A' & 'B' Teams vs Peterhouse 'A' & 'C' Teams (A) 1400 Badminton vs Mabelreign Girls at Mazowe High Interact Social with Heritage (A) 1400 Table Tennis vs Peterhouse (A) 1730 Toastmasters: Pavilion Thur 23 Day 1 1400 Cultural Staff meeting 6 1730 Orators Fri 24 Day 2 1045 Junior Line Mass 1400 Table Tennis vs Kutama (H) 1400 Hockey vs Hellenic - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 16 A&B (A) - 14A, 15 A&B (H) Hockey - U16 & U18 IPT at Khumalo Stadium, Byo Rugby - National Trials - U17/U19 at Peterhouse, U14 at Kyle Soccer - St George's College Hammer & Tongues Tournament 7 MAY Sat 25 AFRICA DAY - Public Holiday Hockey - U16 & U18 IPT at Khumalo Stadium, Byo Hockey - Prince Edward U14 Tournament 0800 Table Tennis - Inter Provincial Team Events (PE) Rugby - National Trials - U17/U19 at Peterhouse, U14 at Kyle Soccer - St George's College Hammer & Tongues Tournament Sun 26 Sixth Sunday of Easter 0800 Table Tennis - Inter Provincial Team Events (PE) Mon 27 Day 3 1045 F3 Chapel Singing 1045 Service Projects 2020, Form 4 (Loyola Hall) 1400 Colours Committee 1430 Squash 'B' Team vs PE 'A' Team (A) Tues 28 Day 4 1045 Senior Line Mass 1400 Chess vs Peterhouse Girls (H) 1430 Squash 'E' Team vs Convent 'A' (A) 1400 ICA : Pavilion 1400 Form 3 Parent/Teachers Consultation Wed 29 Day 5 0830 Maintenance Committee 1400 Ignatian Forum - Admin Staff (Loyola) 1400 Soccer vs Gateway - U14, U17, 1st (H) Interact Social with St John's Emerald Hill (A) 1830-2030 CS Commerce Social 8 1500 Quiz - Hellenic (A) 1400 Table Tennis vs Gateway (A) Thur 30 Day 6 1430 Squash 'E' Team vs Eaglesvale 'A' Team (A) 1400 PDQ - DT, EL, T&L Fri 31 Day 1 The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (F) Centenary Day vs Prince Edward (H) - 1400 All sports - Hockey, Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, Chess, Table Tennis, Tennis, Squash, Judo (TBC) 9 MAY Fri 31 Day 1 1400 Badminton vs Ellis Robins & Queen Elizabeth at Churchill 1400 Table Tennis vs Mazowe (H) JUNE Sat 1 0800 SAT's Centenary Day vs Prince Edward (H) - Soccer, Hockey, Rugby, 0800 Badminton - SGC Tournament 0800 Volleyball Churchill U20 Tournament Sun 2 The Ascension of the Lord (S) Hockey vs Hillcrest - 1st & 2nd (tbc) Interact trip to Mutemwa Mon 3 Day 2 St Charles Lwanga & Companions, martyrs (F) 0700-1600 Pilgrim Walk F1 L, B, F 1045 Junior Line Chapel Singing 1400 Heads of Sports 1400 Interhouse Music Interact meeting with Dominican Convent (A) 1400-1730 Golf vs PE at Royal Harare Tues 4 Day 3 1045 Midline Reconciliation 1330 Chess vs Chisipite (A) 1430 Squash 'D' Team vs Gateway 'A' (H) 1730 Form 4 Parents Ignatian Evening (Loyola) 10 Wed 5 Day 4 St Boniface (M) Form 1 & 2 Common Tests 1045 Senior Line Mass 1430 Squash A,B&C Teams vs St John's A,B&C Teams (A) 1400 Badminton vs Mazowe High & Waddilove (H) 1400 Table Tennis vs Heritage (A at QE) Wed 5 Day 4 1400 Soccer vs Peterhouse U16B, U17A&B, 2nd, 1st (A) U14A&B, U15A&B, U16A (H) 1730 Toastmasters: Pavilion JUNE Thur 6 Day 5 Form 1 & 2 Common Tests 1400 Form 2 (E, N & Q) Class & Subject Teachers 1430 Squash C&D Teams vs Chisipite A&C Teams (A) 1730 Orators Fri 7 Day 6 1200 Hockey vs Peterhouse - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U16A&B (A) - U14A, U15A&B (H) 0800 Volleyball 17 & Under Provincials at Prince Edward (tbc) Sat 8 0800 Badminton Tournament at Queen Elizabeth 0800 Volleyball - Mazowe U20 (A) Rugby vs Kyle - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, U16A, U15A, U14A (A) Sun 9 Pentecost Sunday - Close of the Easter Season (S) CHISZ Heads Conference Mon 10 Day 1 Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church (M) 11 CHISZ Heads Conference 1400 Form 2 (S & W) Class & Subject Teachers Tues 11 Day 2 St Barnabas, Apostle (M) CHISZ Heads Conference 1045 Junior Line Reconciliation 1400 Chess vs Watershed (H) 1400 ICA : Pavilion 1400 PDQ - DT, EL, T&L 1430 Squash C&E Teams vs Chisipite B&D Teams (H) 1730 SDC Executive Wed 12 Day 3 CHISZ Heads Conference 1045 Midline Mass 1400 Housemasters 1430 Squash 'D' vs Arundel 'A' (A) 1500 Quiz - St John's High Emerald Hill (A) 1600 BEC 1730 Astronomy 12 JUNE Thur 13 Day 4 St Anthony of Padua, Priest (M) 1045 Senior Line Reconciliation 1400 Form 2 Parent/Teachers Consultation 1430 Squash 'D' & 'E' Teams vs St John's 'D' & 'E' Teams (H) Fri 14 Day 5 1000 Volleyball 17 & Under Nationals at Regina Mundi (A) Hockey vs Falcon - U14, U15A&B, U16A&B (H) 1400 Volleyball Triangular Fixture St John's College vs SGC vs Tynwald (Away at St John's College) 1400 Soccer vs St John's College U14A&B, U15A&B, U16A&B U17, 2nd, 1st (H) Sat 15 0730 Chess - Arundel Festival (A) 0800 Volleyball 17 & Under Nationals at Regina Mundi (A) Rugby vs Falcon 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th (A) U14A&B, U15A&B, U16A&B (H) 0800 Volleyball U20 Allan Wilson Tournament Sun 16 The Most Holy Trinity (S) 0800 Volleyball 17 & Under Nationals at Regina Mundi (A) Fathers' Day Function (tbc) Mon 17 Day 6 0700 French Orals 1430 Squash 'A' & 'B' Teams vs Hellenic 'A' & 'B' Teams (A) 1400 Divisional Meeting Tues 18 Day 1 0700 French Orals 13 1430 Squash 'D' Team vs Hellenic 'C' (H) 1730 Form 1 Parents Ignatian Evening 1730 Photographic Society Wed 19 Day 2 1045 Junior Line Mass Last Day of Classes before Half Term 1400 Soccer vs Lomagundi College - U14A, U15, U16, 2nd, 1st (A) 1730 Toastmasters: Pavilion 1730 OG's Association AGM (Loyola Hall) 14 JUNE Thur 20 EXEAT 0745-1300 - All Staff Day of Recollection Soccer - CHISZ Tournament - Hillcrest College Fri 21 St Aloysius Gonzaga (M) EXEAT Soccer - CHISZ Tournament - Hillcrest College Sat 22 EXEAT Soccer - CHISZ Tournament - Hillcrest College Sun 23 The Body and Blood of Christ (S) EXEAT Soccer - CHISZ Tournament - Hillcrest College Mon 24 The Birthday of John the Baptist (S) EXEAT Tues 25 Day 3 0715 School recommences 1045 Midline Prep St Ignatius of Loyola 1400 Form 1 (L & S) Class & Subject Teachers 1400 ICA : Pavilion 1600 Finance Committee Wed 26 Day 4 NIAA Speech and Drama Festival Day 1/17 0700-1600 Pilgrim Walk F1 S, R 0830 Maintenance Committee 1045 Senior Line Prep St Ignatius of Loyola 15 1400 PDQ - DT, EL, T&L 1400 Form 1 (B, F & R) Class & Subject Teachers 1400 AIDS Awareness Lifeline Joint Forum (H) 1500 Quiz at Arundel (A) 1400 Soccer vs St John's High U14A&B, U15A&B, U16A, 2nd, 1st (H) 1400 Table Tennis vs Kuwadzana (H) 16 JUNE Thur 27 Day 5 NIAA Speech and Drama Festival Day 2/17 1430 Squash 'C' & 'E' Teams vs Churchill 'A' & 'B' Teams (H) 1400 F1 Parent/Teachers Conference 1730 Orators Fri 28 Day 6 The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus (S) CHISZ Shona exam setting at St John's College IGCSE French Workshop NIAA Speech and Drama Festival Day 3/17 Red Blazer Golf Day 1400 Hockey vs Gateway - 1st, 2nd, U16A (H) - U15A, U14A (A) 1400 Volleyball Triangular BMC vs SGC vs St John's College (at BMC) Sat 29 Sts Peter
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