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Calendar: Second Term 2021 Campus & All Schools CALENDAR: SECOND TERM 2021 CAMPUS & ALL SCHOOLS Published 2021/04/01 Wednesday, 28 April Thursday, 29 April Campus Girls’ Preparatory All Day • School Commences 08:00–08:30 • Chapel (Chapel) 15:00–16:00 • Digital Learning Coaches Meeting (GC A3) Junior Preparatory Boys’ College 14:00–16:00 • Exec All Day • Academic Day 9 Friday, 30 April 07:30 • Start of School Day 10:15–10:40 • First Break Boys’ College 12:30–13:15 • Tutor All Day • Academic Day 1 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break • Cultural CVs to Be Collected From Mr Viljoen (D2) 13:15–14:00 • CPTD (Online) 07:00–07:30 • Prefect Meeting 14:00–16:00 • Mancom Meeting (D1) 07:30 • Start of School Day Girls’ College 10:15–10:40 • First Break All Day • Academic Day 9 12:30–13:15 • Inspirational Chapel (Chapel) • National Water Week 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break • No Assessment Day 15:00–16:30 • Academic Catch-Up Time (Students) (D 4) • S & T Register at Reception | C & K Register at GSP • HOD Meeting 12:15–13:00 • Activity Slot - Grade Meetings (Gym & Various Venues) 15:00–17:30 • Interhouse Athletics (Juniors) (TBC) (Baytopp) • Boarders' Meeting - Dietician (Gym) 17:00–20:00 • Dale Carnegie #1 (BC Classrooms) 14:15–15:00 • Staff Meeting (Gym) 19:00–21:00 • School Detention (Reception) 15:00–18:00 • Extramurals (Various Venues) Girls’ College Boys’ Preparatory All Day • Academic Day 1 All Day • Red Week Joy • GC & GP Walk For Water Synergy Event - during Activity Slot (Campus) Girls’ Preparatory • National Water Week 07:30 • School Begins 07:00–07:30 • SRC Meeting (U9) 08:00–08:30 • Chapel (Chapel) 09:00–10:00 • Lesson 2 08:55 11:30–13:00 • Exec Meetings (Girls' Boardroom/Online) 12:15–13:00 • Activity Slot - Walk for Water (Campus) Thursday, 29 April 13:00–19:00 • Netball District Trials (H) Campus 14:15–15:15 • Covid Testing for Bush School Group 1 (Clinic) 15:00–16:00 • Chaplains Staff Meeting (Venue: TBC) 14:30–16:00 • Staff Kopanya Course Group 3 #1 Launch (Online) Boys’ College 15:00–18:00 • Extramurals (Various Venues) All Day • Academic Day 10 17:00–20:00 • Dale Carnegie #1 (BC Classrooms) 07:30 • Start of School Day Boys’ Preparatory 10:15–10:40 • First Break All Day • Red Week Joy 12:30–13:15 • Commons Time (Mears Hall) Girls’ Preparatory • House Confirmation Chapel - Wesley (Chapel) 08:00–08:15 • Assembly 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break 08:15–09:15 • Class Rep Meeting (Online) 15:00–17:30 • Interhouse Athletics (Seniors) (TBC) (Baytopp) Junior Preparatory 16:30–18:30 • Online Academic Meetings - Gr 8 (Online) 08:30–09:00 • Chapel (Chapel) 17:00–19:00 • BC/GC Gr 12 Synergy Braai (Middle Dam Field) Saturday, 1 May Girls’ College Campus All Day • Academic Day 10 All Day • PUBLIC HOLIDAY: WORKERS' DAY • National Water Week Girls’ College 12:15–12:40 • Activity Slot - 12:15 Assembly for S & T | Tutor for Cambourne & Kenwyn (AVZ and Acquisto Quads) All Day • PUBLIC HOLIDAY - WORKERS' DAY 12:40–13:00 • Activity Slot - 12:40 Assembly for C & K | Tutor for Stratton & • National Water Week Trewen (AVZ Quad & Acquisto Quad) • Netball District Trials (H) 14:15–15:00 • Academic Connect Time 14:15 (Various Venues) 12:30–15:30 • College Production Workshops (Studio Theatre) 15:00–17:00 • Netball Rainy Day Venue (Gym) Boys’ Preparatory 15:00–18:00 • Extramurals (Various Venues) All Day • Football Practice Day (All Boys) 17:00–19:00 • Synergy Braai/Event with BC and GC Matrics (Middle Dam Girls’ Preparatory Field) 09:00–12:00 • Instrumental Ensemble Workshops (GP Music Block/GLT) Boys’ Preparatory All Day • Red Week Joy Sunday, 2 May 09:25–10:00 • Chapel (Chapel) Girls’ College 10:00–13:00 • College Production Workshops (Studio Theatre) A glossary of abbreviations may be found at www.stithian.com/content/page/campus-calendars. E&OE. Page 1 of 29 ST STITHIANS COLLEGE CALENDAR: SECOND TERM 2021 Campus & All Schools Monday, 3 May Tuesday, 4 May Campus Girls’ College 11:00–13:30 • College Exco Meeting (Online / Venue: TBC) All Day • Academic Day 3 16:00–17:00 • Manco (Bi-Weekly Meeting) (GSB) • Gr 11 Leadership Camp (Campus & Spirit of Adventure Boys’ College Magaliesburg) All Day • Academic Day 2 • Gr 9 Group 1 Bush School - 3-23 May (Kamoka) • Cross Country Paarlauf Relay (Bryanston) (Venue TBC) 12:15–13:00 • Activity Slot - Chapel for Cambourne & Kenwyn | Matric Led • Grade 11 2022 Prefect Manifestos Deadline Tutor for Stratton & Trewen 14:15–15:00 • Academic Connect Time 14:15 (Various Venues) 07:00–07:30 • Prefect Exec Meeting (D 1) • Head Girls' Meeting (Head's Office / Legacy Boardroom) 07:30 • Start of School Day 15:00–16:30 • Pottery Short Course #1 (DnT Centre) 10:15–10:40 • First Break 15:00–17:00 • Netball Rainy Day Venue (Gym) • Staff Briefing 15:00–18:00 • Extramurals (Various Venues) 12:30–13:15 • LIA 17:00–18:15 • Confirmation Classes (Chapel) 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break 17:00–19:00 • Choir Rehearsals (Gym) 15:00–17:00 • Matric Marks Meeting (SC 7+8) Girls’ College 17:00–20:00 • Hockey Matches (H/A) 18:00–19:30 • PTA Meeting #3 (GCB) All Day • Academic Day 2 Boys’ Preparatory • Due Date for Summer Sports CVs by 14:15 All Day • Gr 11 Leadership Camp (Campus & Spirit of Adventure • Blue Week Kindness Magaliesburg) • Gr 7 Study Skills (BP Register Classrooms) • Gr 9 Group 1 Bush School - 3-23 May (Kamoka) Girls’ Preparatory 06:00 • Gr 9 Bush School Group 1 Departs for Kamoka (Pool Field) 09:00–10:00 • Chapel Service (Chapel) 06:30–07:30 • AP Maths Lesson (Gym) 14:30–16:30 • Staff Meeting & Staff Development 12:15–13:00 • Activity Slot - Gr 8 & 9 Cycle Test | Gr 10 DEAR | Gr 11 Junior Preparatory Leadership | Gr 12 Committees All Day • Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness 14:15–15:00 • Staff Academic Support Meetings (Various Round Table 08:30–09:30 • Class Reps Meeting (Online) Meeting Venues) 14:15–15:30 • Staff Meeting & Staff Development • Ukukhula Activity Slots (Baytopp Field) 15:00–16:00 • Kopanya Group 2 Debrief Session (Online) Wednesday, 5 May 15:00–17:00 • Cross Country Race (TBC) Boys’ College 15:00–19:00 • Extramurals (Various Venues) All Day • Academic Day 4 18:30–19:30 • Weekly Boarding Meetings for Staff (House 17) 07:30 • Start of School Day Boys’ Preparatory 10:15–10:40 • First Break All Day • Blue Week Kindness 12:30–13:15 • Tutor 09:25–10:00 • Chapel (Chapel) 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break Junior Preparatory 13:15–14:00 • CPTD (Online) All Day • Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness 14:00–16:00 • Mancom Meeting (D1) 14:15–15:30 • Grade Meetings (Various Venues) Girls’ College All Day • Gr 9 Group 1 Bush School - 3-23 May (Kamoka) Tuesday, 4 May 00:00 • Academic Day 4 Campus 07:00–07:30 • SLC Meeting (Venue: TBC) 17:00–18:15 • Confirmation Classes (Chapel) 12:15–13:00 • Activity Slot - Grade Meetings (Gym & Various Venues) 18:00–20:00 • OSA Committee Meeting (One & All Conference Room) 14:15–15:00 • Academic Connect Time 14:15 (Various Venues) Boys’ College 14:30–19:00 • Gr 12 Parent-Teacher-Student Academic Feedback Meetings All Day • Academic Day 3 (Online Booking System) 07:30 • Start of School Day 15:00–17:00 • Netball Rainy Day Venue (Gym) 10:15–10:40 • First Break 15:00–18:00 • Extramurals (Various Venues) 12:30–13:15 • Chapel (Chapel) Boys’ Preparatory 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break All Day • Blue Week Kindness 16:00 • Grade 12 Marks Report - Portal • Cycle Assessments (BP Classrooms) 16:30–18:30 • Online Academic Meetings - Grade 11 (Online) • Study Skills Gr 6 (Time TBC) (BP Register Classroom) 17:00–18:15 • Confirmation Classes (Chapel) 08:00–13:00 • Gr 3 Biomechanical Testing (Venue TBC) Girls’ Preparatory 07:30–08:00 • Mother's Day Sales (GP Carpark) 08:00–08:30 • Chapel (Chapel) 08:30–10:00 • Gr 5 Round Tables (GP Boardroom/Gr 3 Screening Class) 09:00–10:00 • Chapel (Chapel) 10:00–10:30 • Mother's Day Sales (GLT Quad) 11:30–13:00 • Exec Meetings (GSB/Online) 13:30–14:00 • Sports‚ Events‚ Arts & Culture Meetings (GP Boardroom) A glossary of abbreviations may be found at www.stithian.com/content/page/campus-calendars. E&OE. Page 2 of 29 ST STITHIANS COLLEGE CALENDAR: SECOND TERM 2021 Campus & All Schools Wednesday, 5 May (continued) Friday, 7 May Junior Preparatory Boys’ College All Day • Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness All Day • Academic Day 6 17:30–18:30 • PTA Meeting (Online) • Deadline for Cultural CVs to Mr Viljoen - 14:00 (D2) • Last Day for Subject Changes Thursday, 6 May 07:00–07:30 • Prefect Meeting Campus 07:30 • Start of School Day 15:00–16:00 • Chaplains Staff Meeting (Venue: TBC) 10:15–10:40 • First Break Boys’ College 12:30–13:15 • Inspirational Chapel (Chapel) All Day • Academic Day 5 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break 07:30 • Start of School Day 15:00–16:30 • Academic Catch-Up Time (Students) (D 4) 10:15–10:40 • First Break 15:00–17:00 • BC/GC 616 Race for Gr 8 & 9 (Prep Field) 12:30–13:15 • Commons Time (Mears Hall) 17:00–19:00 • BC/GC 616 Race for Gr 10 & 11 (Prep Fields) • House Confirmation Chapel - Henning (Chapel) 17:00–20:00 • Dale Carnegie #2 (BC Classrooms) 13:15–13:45 • Lunch Break 19:00–21:00 • BC/GC 616 Race for Gr 12 (Prep Fields) 16:30–18:30 • Online Academic Meetings - Gr 9 (Online) • School Detention (Reception) Girls’ College Girls’ College All Day • Academic Day 5 All Day • 12/24 Hour Relay - Synergy Event - 616 Race (Prep Fields) • Bush School Group 1 Letter #1 Drop Off Deadline 12:00 (GC • Academic Day 6 Reception) • GC/BC Spirit Evening - 616 Race • Gr 9 Group 1 Bush School - 3-23 May (Kamoka) • Gr 9 Group 1 Bush School - 3-23 May (Kamoka) 10:15–10:45 • Gr 12 & Gr 8 Buddy Break (Various Venues) 07:00–07:30 • SRC Meeting (U9) 12:15–12:40 • Activity Slot - Gr 10-12 Vertical Committees & Gr 8 & 9 Head's 12:15–13:00 • Activity Slot - Tutor Meeting with Tutor Directors
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