DOCSLIB.ORG

Chess - Team Selection Tournament Certainly Has

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Chess - Team Selection Tournament Certainly Has NEWSLETTER 07/2017 2 MARCH 2017 Dear Parents THOUGHT FOR THE DAY “Nothing is as contagious as a happy heart.” (Anonymous) IN THE NEWSLETTER Important dates FROM THE OFFICE I would like to begin with the wisdom of Albert Einstein: “Learn from yesterday, Parents‘ Forum live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop Grade 1 learners for 2018 questioning.” We learn so much from this and the important message: ask Change to Calendar what you don’t know and learn from it. Netball Congratulations to our phenomenal A-team swimmers! The title of “Best Bicycle helmets Swimming Team in Pretoria”, has not quite hit home yet but the excitement Chess- Team selection tournament certainly has. Each and every learner contributed to an amazing final result Chess lessons and when the winners were announced the atmosphere was electric. We are incredibly proud of each and every single exceptional Midstream swimmer! Scouts Makro card Good luck to our top athletes who will be participating at the Gauteng Primary Wrestling Schools Championships this weekend. Sports results It is always wonderful to receive compliments from outsiders about our Lost and found learners’ good manners and respect for others. We are not only proud of our learners’ achievements, but also of their attitude and behaviour. IMPORTANT DATES EVENT DATE GRADE/PLACE GOLF (GRADE 1 TO 7 LEARNERS) 2 March MIDFIELD GOLF COURSE (14:00) NETBALL AND RUGBY MATCHES 2 March @ MSC VS STEPHANUS ROOS SWIMMING LEAGUE: B TEAM (INTERSCHOOLS 3 March @ MIDSTREAM RIDGE PRIMARY (10:00) SWIMMING) JUNIOR REVUE WEEKEND PRACTICE 3 March HALL (14:00 – 16:00) HOT CHOCOLATE CIRCLE 3 March GRADE 5 LEARNERS U/11A: COMPULSORY RUGBY TOURNAMENT 4 March @ LOFTUS JUNIOR REVUE WEEKEND PRACTICE 4 March HALL (9:00 – 12:00) NETBALL DISTRICT TRIALS 6 March u/12 AND u/13 NETBALL TEAMS U/13A BLUE BULLS PRESTIGE DAY 7 March @ LOFTUS (12:00) PARENTS FORUM 8 March AUDITORIUM (18:30) GOLF (GRADE 1 TO 7 LEARNERS) 9 March MIDFIELD GOLF COURSE (14:00) NETBALL AND RUGBY MATCHES 9 March @ MSC VS SWARTKOP NETBALL DISTRICT TRIALS 10 March u/12 AND u/13 NETBALL TEAMS HOT CHOCOLATE CIRCLE 10 March GRADE 6 LEARNERS MIDSTREAM BLUE BULLS U/13 RUGBY DAY 11 March @ MSC PERCUSSION BAND PRACTICE 11 March HALL (8:30 – 13:00) NETBALL MATCHES (u/10 – u/13 A AND B TEAMS) 11 March @ LAERSKOOL WIERDAPARK EQUESTRIAN QUALIFIER 2 11 + 12 March EATON FARM GRADE 1 SWIMMING GALA (BY INVITATION) 13 March MOVES FROM 10 TO 13 MARCH (7:45 – 9:00) PHOTO DAY 15 + 16 March ATHLETICS, SWIMMING, TENNIS, REDENAARS RUGBY AND NETBALL MATCHES 16 March @ MSC VS LYNNWOOD GOLF (GRADE 1 TO 7 LEARNERS) 16 March MIDFIELD GOLF COURSE (14:00) CROSS COUNTRY TIME TRIALS 17 March RUGBY FIELD (7:00) SCHOOL HOLIDAY 20 March ALL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY (PUBLIC HOLIDAY) 21 March ALL 2 NUUSBRIEF/NEWSLETTER PARENTS’ FORUM – 8 MARCH (18:30) We would urge you, our parents to attend the Parents’ Forum on this very important and current topic: THE LEGAL, DISCIPLINARY AND REPUTATIONAL RISKS OF SOCIAL MEDIA Lizzie Harrison is a qualified medical doctor, with a BA in Neuroscience, who graduated from Cambridge University in the UK in 2010 and practiced in England as a doctor for 2 years. She has a special interest in Paediatrics and particularly Paediatric Neurology and Psychology. Lizzie has written numerous articles on the topic of Children and Social Media. She is in the process of writing a book addressing the issues surrounding privacy. Lizzie has been involved in numerous social media legal cases and has assisted in the drafting of submissions to effect changes in the laws surrounding social media in South Africa. The following aspects will be covered: the social media landscape in South Africa; the legal considerations of using social media, including defamation, privacy, hate speech and intellectual property; cyberbullying and harassment; the disciplinary consequences of using social media; personal reputation management on social media; online safety. The duration of the talk is approximately 1 hour with time for questions afterwards. This talk will be delivered in English. GRADE 1 LEARNERS FOR 2018 Here is a friendly reminder to parents of prospective grade 1 learners to submit the necessary application documentation as soon as possible. All parents who have already submitted an application should have received more information by 1 March 2017, together with an invitation to make an appointment for your child’s assessment for grade 1 for the 2018 intake. Application forms are available in the office, or can be requested via email from Corrie Burger ([email protected]). IMPORTANT DATES EVENT DATE PLACE TIME / INFORMATION OPEN DAY Wednesday 29 March Midstream College 15:30 – 18:00 INFORMATION Wednesday 3 May Midstream College Auditorium (18:30) EVENING Appointments at Midstream Saturday 6 May OR ASSESSMENT Midstream College College from 1 March Saturday 13 May (7:00 – 15:00) CHANGE TO CALENDAR Please note that the Grade 7 learners will be writing Computers on 14 March 2017 and not Science as shown on the calendar sent to you. These learners have already made the change in their diaries. NETBALL There will be no netball practice for the U12 and U13 players on Monday, 6 March due to District trials being held at Midstream College. HOWEVER U7 – U11 netball practices will continue as usual. BICYCLE HELMETS We would like to impress upon our parents the need to ensure that all learners travelling to school by bicycle wear bicycle helmets. 3 NUUSBRIEF/NEWSLETTER CHESS – TEAM SELECTION TOURNAMENT The chess team selection tournament will take place on Tuesday, 7 March and Tuesday, 14 March 2017. All grade 3 to 7 chess players who would like to participate should be available during their scheduled chess practice time on these afternoons. The tournament will consist of 5 rounds. We will be selecting two teams in each of the u/9, u/11 and u/13 age groups. Chess league matches take place on Wednesday afternoons during the second term. CHESS LESSONS THE CHESSMASTER ACADEMY Chess is extremely beneficial for your child’s development, as it improves memory, attention span, critical thinking, spatial awareness and problem solving strategies. Renier de Jager, our chess coach, offers weekly tutoring chess lessons at your convenience for learners from grade 1 to 7. Many parents of Midstream College learners have reported pleasing results from their children attending private chess lessons – please refer to www.chessmaster.club. We follow a proven system that caters for chess players at all levels, including learners that have little or no knowledge of chess. For those learners who are already chess players, we assess their ability and place them in the correct playing level in the Chessmaster system so as to support their further development and growth in chess. Contact Renier de Jager on 082 6488645 or email him at [email protected]. SCOUTS Are you a boy or girl and between 7 and 10 years old? Being a Cub is fun and exciting! You learn new things, make new friends, do good turns to help people, and protect nature around you! Play, sing and build things with friends, discover and explore new places, plants, animals, cultures and technologies, camp or have a sleepover. We meet on Fridays at Midstream College Primary from 17:30 to 19:30 and you are welcome to join us. If you would like more information, please contact Alene Candy (Akela – Cub Pack Scouter) on 072 446 3655 or email her at [email protected]. SCOUTS: Be prepared . Are you an 11 to 17-year-old boy or girl? Being a Scout teaches you how to be independent, how to take responsibility, and how to protect your environment, how to contribute to your community and how to be prepared for success! Hike, sail, fly and camp, get active, respect your environment, be a leader and team player, be inventive, experience the adventure. We meet on Fridays at Midstream College Primary from 18:00 to 20:00 and you are welcome to join us. If you would like more information, please contact Johan du Toit (Bigfoot – Troop Scouter) via email at [email protected]. We would like to invite you to our parents information evening on Friday, 3 March 2017 in the Midstream College Auditorium at 18:00 for 18:30. Please RSVP to Alene Candy (Akela – Cub Pack Scouter) on 072 446 3655 or email her at [email protected]. 4 NUUSBRIEF/NEWSLETTER MAKRO CARD Please remember to use your Midstream College linked Makro card when shopping at Makro. Makro has an incentive programme for the community which Midstream College participates in. If you already have a Makro card, please link your card to Midstream College, and if you don’t have a Makro card, you could apply for a new card. Each time you use your linked card, the school gets a financial benefit. There is no cost involved for parents who link their cards. If you would like to participate in the programme, you can link your card online or apply for a new card by following these easy steps: Go to www.makro.co.za . Choose the “School Programme” option at the bottom of the page. Click on the blue block on the right-hand side “Complete the form to link to your child’s school and get the back to school deals now” or click on the link “Apply for your free card”. o The closest store to the school is: Centurion, Pta. o The school is: Midstream College. WRESTLING If your child is interested in participating in wrestling, please visit our website at www.midstream- primary.co.za for more information.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Hampshire School Games Inclusive Competitive Opportunities Sept 2014 - July 2015
    HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL GAMES INCLUSIVE COMPETITIVE OPPORTUNITIES SEPT 2014 - JULY 2015 For more information please contact Madeleine Campbell Partnership Development Manager/School Games Organiser [email protected] OR [email protected] 07958 965463 The Hampshire School Games The School Games is a new approach to school sport designed to motivate and enthuse all children and young people. Using the unique power and energy of London 2012, now is the time to inspire everyone to take part! Our children expect and deserve the best – this means an approach to competitive school sport that is exciting, well presented, offers a wide variety of sports and which give other opportunities for pupils to get involved through cultural activities, organisation, officiating or volunteering. The Hampshire School Games are supported by a range of partners including Hants CC. National Governing Bodies of Sport, College, Local Authorities, School Games Organisers and Local Sports Clubs. This year the Level Two and Three elements of the School Games have been planned to provide improved pathways between levels. Activities advertised are being planned and organised through a range of partners including National Governing Body Officers, School Games Organisers, SHIOW officers, Mary Rose Sports College to name a few and are being supported by a range of student volunteers. To reward schools for their involvement in the School Games, the government have developed a new kitemark at Bronze, Silver and Gold levels that will be awarded to schools
    [Show full text]
  • A University of Kwazulu-Natal Alumni Magazine
    2020 UKZNTOUCH A UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL ALUMNI MAGAZINE NELSON R. MANDELA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 70TH ANNIVERSARY INSPIRING GREATNESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This edition of UKZNTOUCH celebrates the University of KwaZulu-Natal Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine’s 70th Anniversary and its men and women who continue to contribute to the betterment of society, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Executive Editor: Normah Zondo Editorial Team: Bhekani Dlamini, Normah Zondo, Sinegugu Ndlovu, Finn Christensen, Deanne Collins, Sithembile Shabangu, Raylene Captain-Hasthibeer, Sunayna Bhagwandin, Desiree Govender and Nomcebo Msweli Contributors: Tony Carnie, Greg Dardagan, Colleen Dardagan, College PR Offices, Central Publications Unit, UKZNdabaOnline archives, UKZN academics, UKZN Press Creative Direction: Nhlakanipho Nxumalo Photographs and graphic illustrations: UKZN archives, UKZN Corporate Relations Division, UKZN photographers Copyright: All photographs and images used in this publication are protected by copyright and may not be reproduced without permission of the UKZN Corporate Relations Division. No section of this publication may be reproduced without the written consent of the Corporate Relations Division. 2020 UKZNTOUCH A UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL ALUMNI MAGAZINE Disclaimer: Information was collected at different times during the compilation of this publication UKZNTOUCH 2020 CONTENTS 04 32 51 ANGELA HARTWIG 75 - COVID-19 HEROES FOREWORD UKZN ENACTUS IN THE ALUMNI CLASS NOTES EDITOR’S CHOICE TOP 16 AT ENACTUS WORLD
    [Show full text]
  • Mattersvol 17 Issue 4
    St Mary’s MATTERS VOL 17 ISSUE 4 JUNE 2017 Head’s Message Page 1 Junior School Page 3 Senior School Page 8 Sports and Recreation Page 14 From the PA Page 25 The Counselling Centre Page 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dear St Mary’s DSG Community May has own and winter has set in. Germs are doing the rounds. Life is very busy as academic matters and sport, cultural and spiritual matters continue unabated, as they do every year at this time. A few more weeks of “hectic” and things change pace dramatically. We are very good at feeling sorry for ourselves, forgetting the hordes that have gone before us. The national psyche remains fragile. If the school were in the same place as the country I would have been red long ago! Yet no one it seems will accept responsibility! Responsibility is not a popular word. The world of lawnmower parents is catching up with us, as teenagers, and even voting age teenagers have built up little resilience to dealing with the ebb and ow of life. Youngsters (and adults) now seek continual armation, even when wrong. A reprimand is now interpreted as “shouting” for example, and self-worth becomes questioned when facing any negative experience which demands personal accountability. People want to be continually stroked and made to feel good. Self-indulgent behaviour and petulance in the absence of pleasure abounds. Ben Zander, the conductor of the Boston Philharmonic, tells the story of a visiting world famous violinist who was visiting. He gave tickets to his entire class at the Youth Music Centre.
    [Show full text]
  • Dear Parents Below, Please Find All the Details for Spring Co-Curricular
    Dear Parents Below, please find all the details for Spring co-curricular programme. Note that there is no longer be a sign-up form for co-curricular activities. Instead, registration will be done at the first practice session per activity/code. Team notifications, important dates and team lists: All team notifications and important dates will be added to the portal (http://sports.redhill.co.za/) by the teacher in charge of that activity. Team lists will be uploaded to the Portal at least 3 days before a sports match/fixture. If your child is unable to participate, you must notify the teacher in charge (contact details provided below). Children will be committed to their selected activity for the duration of the cycle. Children who do not arrive for a fixture, or do not give adequate notice that they are unable to participate, are letting the team down. Queries If you have any queries or concerns regarding a specific sport, such as team selection or unavailability for a match, please first contact the staff member in charge of your child’s team. If you feel that your query is not adequately addressed, then please contact me. Regards Nikki Hyam, Preparatory School: Sports Director Non sporting co-curricular Activity Session Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Chess Club Chess Club Chess Matches (14h00 - 15h00) (Grade 3 - 7) (Grade 3 - 7) Chess 2 Chess Club (15h00 - 16h00) (Grade 3 - 7) I-Life/ 2 i-Life Robotics Robotics Gr 7 Robotics Robotics (15h00 - 16h15) (Grade 7) (Grade 4,5 & 6) (Grade 4,5 & 6) Grade 3 Drama 1 (14h00 - 15h00)
    [Show full text]
  • Dear Parents, Students and Staff, on Behalf of the Staff at St Peter’S College, I Want to Take This Opportunity to Welcome You Back to the Start of a Chilly Term 2
    12 MAY 2017 CONTENTS Message from the Headmaster .................................................................................................................................................... 2 Staff Matters ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Holiday Activities .................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Achievements ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 College Parking Lot Congestion ................................................................................................................................................. 3 UAE Enrichment Tour Feedback ................................................................................................................................................. 3 Student Affairs ................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 MAC Drive - Grade 11 Classroom Build ........................................................................................................................................... 4 External Achievements ......................................................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • St Mary's Matters
    St Mary's Matters If she believes in herself… she will fly. Volume 12, Issue 6 29 June 2012 From the Head’s desk The extent of activities which have taken place On Monday 25 June at the Senior School this term, in every part of the campus, from the Assembly we heard the Chen sisters, one an old bottom to the top of this school, from the girl and one in Grade 11, play the first movement youngest to the oldest, from early mornings to of Mozart’s piano concerto for two pianos late at night has been astonishing. (K448). They played the first movement “Allegro con spirito” - a “spirited brisk pace”, surely a As I started to write this article it was cloudy and possible analogy to the past period at school. dark outside, cold and rather oppressive. We The second movement “Andante” is at a very had just experienced the “longest night”. Those relaxed pace; my wish for all our girls over the who passed my study would have seen me short break. The final movement is marked huddled over my computer, clad in an extra “molto allegro”, a very fast pace. Just two weeks coat. They would have seen a tired man who is after the break the Senior School girls start their looking forward, very much, to half-term. Pass exams, and perhaps they will feel a bit like this. any classroom in the school, and you will see (They should take heart from the theory that this teachers who feel exactly as I do.
    [Show full text]
  • Summer of Sport Photography
    December 2014 Issue 19 Another Successful Year 9 PE Reward Trip at the Portsmouth Outdoor Centre Photography Summer of Sport +MR STYLLIS SHARES HIS KNOWLEDGE CATCH UP ON OUR SPORTS REPORTS AND RESULTS PLUS: ENVIRONMENTAL WORK, KARL RUDZIAK, ANIMAL AID, SHOOT!, D OF E, FARM VISIT AND MORE You see that girl with tattoos and piercings covering her body as if it were a canvas? She’s got an ill mum in hospital. You see that boy, smoking at the age of 15? He is an A* student. You see that pregnant girl, just 17? She was raped. Welcome to Latitude Society takes the image of a teen and instantly judges them. Does the way Welcome to another new year at ALNS. We have seen a lot I hope that you are as excited for the coming year as I am and of changes since the last edition of Latitude – a change in I look forward to being able to celebrate and promote the someone looks automatically decide their future, their past, their way of life, leadership, a new cohort of students and we said good bye and fabulous work that our students do both in and out of school in the way they are? Of course not. Right? Well, others disagree. good luck to another year group, the class of 2014! this magazine. People may not have a perfect life like you. So they deal with it in different ways. In this edition, we’ll take a look back at the end of the last Teenage minds are the new generation, the new way of life.
    [Show full text]
  • Dear Parents EVENT DATE GRADE/PLACE
    NEWSLETTER 07/2018 1 MARCH 2018 Dear Parents “There are two types of gifts that we need to give our children: deep-rooted values and the wings to fly.” (Anonymous) Important dates Swimming is my sport, the swimming pool is my home and water is my trusted Website friend. Next week we will reach the highlight of our swimming season. All the Parent’s forum best to our A and B team swimmers, with our A team as the defending champions. Gra de 8 Admissions 2019 Sports results I would like to highlight the following athletes who will be competing in the Lost and found Gauteng Athletics Championships: Odelia Kleynhans – 1 200m Renate Maré – High jump Brigitte Beukes – 1 200m Jahred Smit – High jump Grant van der Walt – 200m Hurdles. All the best to these athletes. We are proud of you. One of the most wonderful gifts we can give our learners is the ability to address people with confidence. Our learners once again exceeded our expectations with their prepared speeches. EVENT DATE GRADE/PLACE GOLF 1 March @ MIDFIELDS GOLF COURSE (14:00) A TEAM @ MIDSTREAM COLLEGE SWIMMING LEAGUE 2 March B TEAM @ RIETONDALE PRIMARY C TEAM @ MIDSTREAM COLLEGE SENIOR REVUE WEEKEND PRACTICE 2 March HALL (14:00 – 20:00) SENIOR REVUE WEEKEND PRACTICE 3 March HALL (8:00 – 12:00) HOT CHOCOLATE CIRCLE 2 March GRADE 4 ENGLISH SPEAKING LEARNERS SWIMMING LEAGUE: B TEAM 6 March @ MIDSTREAM RIDGE PRIMARY NETBALL EVENING 6 March GUEST SPEAKER (AUDITORIUM 18:00) SWIMMING LEAGUE: A TEAM 7 March @ HILLCREST GOLF 8 March @ MIDFIELDS GOLF COURSE (14:00) RUGBY MATCHES (NETBALL CANCELLED) 8 March VS STEPHANUS ROOS @ MSC NO NETBALL PRACTICE 8 March U7 – U13 SENIOR REVUE WEEKEND PRACTICE 9 March 14:00 – 19:00 JUNIOR REVUE WEEKEND PRACTICE 9 March 14:00 – 16:00 (HALL) NETBALL TOUR: U11 + U12 (A TO C TEAMS) 9 – 11 March @ CAMP DISCOVERY OPEN DAY 14 March GRADE 1 TO 12 (15:30 – 18:00) GOLF 15 March @ MIDFIELDS GOLF COURSE (14:00) NETBALL AND RUGBY MATCHES 15 March @ LAERSKOOL SWARTKOP 2 NUUSBRIEF/NEWSLETTER Our website has been relaunched and we are very proud and excited about the new look.
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 MSOC Media Guide.Pdf
    Table of Contents/Media Information MEDIA ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS PRACTICE/INTERVIEWS QUICK FACTS General Information A look at media policies and guidelines, as Tigers soccer practces are closed to the Ryan School: ......... The University of Memphis well as informaton about the Mike Rose media. However, special arrangements Locaton: ........................Memphis, Tenn. Soccer Stadium, the University of Memphis, Thiele may be made by contactng the Athletcs Founded: .........................................1912 the American Athletc Conference and 2019 Communicatons Ofce at least 24 hours Enrollment: ...................................21,458 MEN’S SOCCER CONTACT opponents. before practce tme. All interviews are Afliaton: .......................NCAA Division I C: 901-570-6471 coordinated with head coach Richard Conference: ...................... The American E-MAIL: Media Quick Facts .................................................1 Mulrooney through the Athletcs [email protected] Nickname: ..................................... Tigers Media Informaton .....................................1 Communicatons Ofce. The ofce staf can Colors: ..................................Blue & Gray Billy J. Murphy Track & Soccer Complex .....2 also set up interviews with coaches and Home Field: ........ Billy J. Murphy Track & University President ...................................3 players, which will be scheduled around the Athletcs Communicatons ....................................... Soccer Complex Athletcs Director ........................................4
    [Show full text]
  • 6Th Issue-June 06
    6 June 2008 St Mary’s Matters St Mary’s Diocesan School for Girls From the Head’s Desk Dear Parents, The term continues to provide a busy life for the girls and teachers alike. The sports girls have been particularly active play- ing matches up to three times a week. The successes have been impressive in both the Senior and Junior Schools and it is a real pleasure to see the improvement in the standard of play. The league matches are mostly over and I must thank every- one involved in coaching and sport administration for all their hard work. The results have been impressive, particularly as we are now playing in stronger leagues in most of the sports. Where teams have lost they have done so by very narrow margins. In the Senior School, the U14A hockey team won their league section and will participate in the playoffs. We have yet to hear if other teams will be invited to their playoffs. The U14A and U15A netball teams were placed 2nd in the playoffs, and the U16A team were the overall winners of their league- a wonderful achievement. In basketball, the Open, U16 A and B, and U15A and B teams are all involved in playoffs this weekend. Three hockey girls have been chosen for Northern Gauteng B teams. One of our girls has also been chosen for each of the U14A, U16A and U18A teams. Three of our U16 girls have been chosen to play netball for Northern Gauteng, one of whom went on to be selected for the Gauteng team.
    [Show full text]
  • 2014 Integrated Annual Report
    2014 INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT the future TODAY OUR PURPOSE We aim to build and grow a high quality organisation in education, training and placement that is widely recognised for passionate commitment and success in enriching people’s lives and future. build We aim to grow a reputation for our ability to make a real difference to the people we serve, for our connectedness and grow partnerships with African and global markets and players, for the relevance, quality and usefulness of our offerings, and for the achieve enterprising and agile way in which we tackle our task. We will achieve this by focusing on our customers and taking a lead from our markets, by our innovative approach, especially in harnessing the power of technology, and by striving for excellence and sustainability in all we do. Ethics We seek to set an example to our learners, students, candidates and clients through our own ethical conduct. High quality We aim to create and add quality in everything we do. Caring and responsible leadership We take special responsibility for the young people OUR VALUES who are learners, and clients, by our example and by caring for their safety and needs. People centredness Sound education and placement depends on empowered and successful human interaction on a personal level. Sustainability By using resources wisely, and within the means created by our income, we aim to ensure that our establishments continue to serve future generations. CONTENTS GROUP OVERVIEW 2 Our brands 4 Business model REVENUE OPERATING PROFIT 9% 16% 5 Strategic objectives 8 Scope of operations 9 Performance at a glance 10 Five year financial review 11 Ratios and statistics 12 Acting chairman’s letter 14 Operational report 20 Value added statement The outstanding feature of the year was the accelerated level of investment in laying a strong foundation for future growth.
    [Show full text]
  • Property for Sale in Centurion Golf Estate
    Property For Sale In Centurion Golf Estate Associative Tanney never belly-flop so enough or birle any allelomorph pausingly. Is Thedric always newsless and owned when slabs some misnomer very deadly and patriotically? Luis never pairs any pictogram finger-paints vacuously, is Lindsay genethliacally and capitulary enough? Valley center and in property centurion for sale Conveniently located between northern Johannesburg and Pretoria Blue Valley Golf Estate is a 300 hectare offering in the graph of Centurion Named after the. Let us connect stairs to write dream. 5 Bedroom House For church in twin Valley Golf Estate Fine. Candlewood Suites Houston Park Row hosts a life center common laundry facilities. Featuring impressive entrance with private. New property developments for clause in Centurion Gauteng. Property a sale in Centurion Golf Estate SAHometraders. Dallas Stars including highlights, an error occurred whilst trying to send your enquiry. Of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Explore if YOUR effort TODAY at YOUR first TODAY on Select One Oasis Resort Grand Centennial Hotel. Find the latest property toward sale in every Valley Golf Estate. Nestled in Shelly Lake Park, Centurion IMMACULATE DUET CLOSE TO and GATE Spacious. Request additional information schedule a showing save to major property organizer. Bidders Choice after an auction and property trading company be more similar two decades auction industry experience. Always ensure genuine products from our guests must be a well positioned on your next? This home must had seen could be appreciated. Renovated family home owner of. Doors flow onto various real estate sale in centurion golf club. Passwords do you entered incorrect details with built and study with portals aggregating and property for in centurion golf estate sale in a must accept the.
    [Show full text]