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S We Enter the Final 4 Weeks of the First Term We Want to Challenge the Curro Wolves to Maintain the Tremendous Momentum They Have Established Thus Far 20 February 2020 Issue No. 3/20 Dear Parents/Guardians s we enter the final 4 weeks of the first term we want to challenge the Curro wolves to maintain the tremendous momentum they have established thus far. Remain involved in sports and A culture, focus on your academics and keep striving to do your best! CULTURE The year is in full swing and learners have a lot to look forward to in terms of cultural activities. Below is a list of some activities that have already started. Redenaars/Public Speaking – Ms M Davidson Terms 1, 2 and 3 Learners can participate in three different competitions, namely ATKV Redenaarskompetisie, Oppie-tong-af Competition, as well as the Radikale Redenaars competitions. Learners can enter in Afrikaans or English in the home language and additional language sections. There are also various categories in each competition. Dates of First Round for Competitions: ATKV Redenaarskompetisie: 16-18 March Oppie-tong-af Competition: 6-9 May Radikale Redenaars: 11 May Final Rounds will take place during the third term. Dates will be confirmed at a later stage and will be communicated to learners who qualify for the national finals. Practice times will be arranged and communicated to learners. Debating – Ms M Davidson Terms 1 – 4 Debating gives learners of all abilities a fun way of developing their public speaking skills. Different activities will be used to help learners with their critical thinking and confident communication. It also helps learners to become more informed about political and global affairs and provides a venue for learners to train for debating competitions, locally and nationally. Practice times are in Ms M Davidson’s classroom every Monday after school. Tygerberg International Eisteddfod – Ms M Bouwer Terms 1 – 3 Important dates Entries close (including art): 3 March Adjudication dates: Skeppende Skryfwerk – Grades 4 to 7 : 11 May Skeppende Skryfwerk– Grade 8 Open: 12 May Creative Writing – Grades 4 – 7: 13 May 021 975 6377 | [email protected] | www.curro.co.za Page | 1 Creative Writing – Grade 8 Open : 14 May Poësie (creative): 15 May Poetry (creative): 18 May Handwriting: 19 May Handing in of art and ceramic works: 7 July Handing in of photography: 7 July Art and ceramic opening - (Gr. 1 – 7): 3 August Art and ceramic opening – (Gr. 8 – 12): 4 August Photography: 4 August Art and ceramic exhibition: 4 August – 27 August Photography exhibition: 4 August – 27 August Visiting hours: 09:00 – 17:00 Collection of artworks: 28 August Collection of photography: 28 August Dance adjudication: 17 – 19 August - Bellville Civic Centre Entry fees 2020: Solo R50 Duet R100 Trios R150 Quartet R200 Admission fees at the various venues during the adjudication period will be R10 at the doors. Learners must report to the specified school 15 minutes prior to the time of the event and be dressed in neat casual wear. School uniforms may be worn but are not compulsory. The registration fee per item is R50 and is payable to Ms Elizabeth Naudé by Tuesday, 3 March. Upon given the correct amount, Ms Naudé will register you for a category and hand you the prescribed work, where needed. Art Club – Mr W Goldswain Terms 1 – 4 The Art Club is a time to let your creative juices flow and meet fellow art learners across different grades. We will be brainstorming different art projects each term. This will include 2D and 3D work as well as experimenting with different art mediums, such as print-making and painting. We will gather once a week in Mr Goldswain’s class from 14:30 – 16:00 on Monday afternoons. All learners are welcome, but space is limited. 021 975 6377 | [email protected] | www.curro.co.za Page | 2 Curro Band Terms 1 – 4 The Curro Band is looking forward to a wonderful year of expansion and growth. We would like to expand our repertoire over various genres, as well as reach our full potential both vocally and instrumentally. Auditions will be held to give everyone the opportunity to become part of the band. Once this has been completed, all important dates and practice times with be communicated to band members. These practice times also depend on other activities in which the members are involved. More information about auditions will be communicated. Curro Create Terms 1 and 2 It’s time for Curro Create again, where learners get the opportunity to showcase their talents and skills. Last year our learners performed exceptionally well, and we are looking forward to seeing what Curro Create 2020 has to offer. IMPORTANT DATES 27 January: Entries open 28 February: Entries close 13 March: Final day to send in proof of payment 31 March to 22 May: National adjudication takes place. 25 June to 12 July: The National KrypCon In 2020 we will have one national KrypCon. All Kryptonite-awarded learners qualify to be invited to be part of this, but receiving a Kryptonite certificate does not guarantee a spot in the KrypCon. Information regarding the various performance categories and the submission of entry forms will be available on the Culture and Drama boards. GENERAL Parent Information Evening We would like to thank every parent who attended the parent information evening that took place on Tuesday, 4 February. The great turnout shows us just how dedicated you are as parents. A special thank you to the guest speaker of the evening, Mr Dylan Wray from Shikaya, who delivered an insightful talk on subconscious bias. Clothing store (GRIT Lounge) operating hours • Monday: 12:00 – 17:00 • Tuesday: 07:30 – 09:00 and 12:00 – 17:30 • Wednesday: 12:00 – 17:00 • Thursday: 07:30 – 09:00 and 12:00 – 17:30 021 975 6377 | [email protected] | www.curro.co.za Page | 3 Parent Class Representatives 2020 Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 9 Grade 8 12AE1: 11AE1: 10A1: 9A1: 8A1: Euodia de Bruyn Nico van der Walt Liesl Shaw Elmarie Carstens Estelle Carstens Anine Erlank Selma Gunter 11AE2: 10E1: 9A2: 12AE2: Tania Gietzmann Deborah John Amanda van 8A2: Linda van Staden Schalkwyk Karen Kotze 11AE3: 10E2: Jeannette Coetzee 12AE3: Yolanda Retha Carter 9E1: Joline Henn Schneigansz Candice Theron 8E1: Roanne van der 10E3: Liezl Swiegers Lizelle Mettler 12AE4: Merwe Barbette Nel Taryn Van Rensburg Cheryl Hector 8E2: Jo-Anne Kesonk 11AE4: 10E4: 9E2: Sharon Fehrenbacher Esti Kyler Bernice Riley Derdre Healey 12AE5: Chantel Heyns 8E3: Louise Hamer 10E5: 9E3: Siobhan Perkins 11AE5: Melony Carlsen Bernadette Beckley 12AE6: Anette Kruger 8E4: Elizabeth Candice Jeffreys 9E4: Michelle Isaacs Rothman Jennine Seholoba Gail Venter 11AE6: Bernadette Beckley 9E5: 8E5: Shanaaz Bennett Taryn Van Rensburg Anneline Hose Valentine’s Ball Valentine’s Ball 2020 proved to be exactly what its theme promised: a fairy-tale. Long hours were dedicated to precariously fastening balloons, lights and lanterns before the big day, which brightened up the school hall for excited learners. Dressed to the nines, everyone entered after taking photos on the lawn, ready for the evening. Between Grade 8s enjoying their first dance and matriculants relishing their last, it is clear that each and every person found their own happy ending on Thursday, 13 February. Congratulations to our King of Hearts, Siyabonga Nhlapo and our Queen of Hearts, Jana Botha. 021 975 6377 | [email protected] | www.curro.co.za Page | 4 Grade 8 Blazer Ceremony On Monday, 10 February the Grade 8 wolf cubs officially became part of the wolf pack. Each Grade 8 learner was called to the front, where the Grade 12 mentors helped the them put on their blazers. This year we decided to start a tradition for each Grade 8 to receive a name badge which they will wear until their matric year. The Grade 8 group then sang the school song with pride, a perfect start to a welcoming our cubs to the Curro Wolf Pack. Grade 12 Art Outing On Friday, 14 February Curro Durbanville's Grade 12 Visual Arts learners visited the International Investec Cape Town Art Fair at the CTICC. Our learners had to find artists who will inspire them in their creative journey for their year-work portfolio pieces. They also had the opportunity to speak to some of the artists about their concepts and media. Learner Leadership Seminar We believe in training leaders for the future in our country and the diverse world we live in. It implies knowing how to navigate your leadership ability in a democratic but very diverse society. We have, therefore, organised a seminar for all our Grade 10 – 12 learner leaders in the CR van der Merwe Hall from 14:00 to 16:00 on Friday, 6 March to assist them in developing these important leadership skills. Learners were informed of this seminar at the beginning of the year, as have the Sports Office and all sporting disciplines. The seminar is free of charge and all learner leaders are expected to attend. 021 975 6377 | [email protected] | www.curro.co.za Page | 5 With this initiative, we are hoping to strengthen their hand in unlocking their potential as future leaders and to assist them in decision making as leaders during their time at school and School safety In the interest of safety: 1. If your child is not fetched immediately after school, they may not wait for you on the pavement outside the school. Please pick them up inside the school grounds, regardless of their age. 2. No grade head, or any other member of staff may allow your child to leave the school premises with someone else, another parent, learner etc., without your written permission reaching us first.
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