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Newsletter #33 2019 20 September 2019 Dear Parents Newsletter #33 2019 20 September 2019 Dear Parents, On Monday evening we had the privilege of honouring our achievers in the area of Sports, Culture and for the first time in this way, Service. It was a truly magical evening with the School Hall transformed with draping and beautiful lighting. The Catering Club provided a three-course meal which just added to the overall impact of the occasion. It was really nice to be able to have so many parents present as well. However, it would have been truly amazing if we had been able to have the whole school present to share in this special moment. We will however have an opportunity to all be together to honour our top academic achievers on the first Thursday of next Term when we hold our whole school Celebration (6:30pm, Thursday 3 October 2019). Please diarise this event which celebrates the achievements of our pupils over the past year. The evening will feature performances from our Drama, Music and Dance pupils. SPORT, CULTURAL AND SERVICE AWARDS 2019 Congratulations to all the winners at the Sports, Cultual and Service Awards. A complete list of all the winners is attached with this newsletter. PARENTS SUPPORT WELCOME FOR FACILITY STAFFROOM REFURBISH A team of parents would like show their appreciation towards the dedicated work of the Facilities Team by creating a space for them to unwind in their breaks. They have received a donation of a couch, a few cushions and side tables. They are still looking for furniture, cushions, pictures, anything to add warmth and atmosphere to the space. The team will be meeting on Monday 23rd at 8:30am to decorate and add some creative colour to the space. If you would like to donate anything towards this or have time to join us on Monday morning please e-mail Janine at [email protected]. We hope to have you join us on this project. Thank you! One of our school’s highlights! An evening for all Parents and Students to attend whereby students are acknowledged and recognized for their amazing efforts and achievements throughout the year. The current Prefects step down and the new Prefects are announced The catering is set up in the Hall surrounded by the Matrics’ Art Exhibits. The PLB arranges for the savoury snacks and traditionally we ask the Grade 8 and 9 Parents to donate the sweet treats. Please contact [email protected] to advise on your contribution. As always much appreciated – Can’t wait!!!!! VALEDICTORY Camp Bay High School class of 2019 will be honoured in a special Valedictory service on Monday, 7 October 2019. All Matric parents are invited for tea (10 a.m.) in the Drama Room followed by the Valedictory service (11 a.m.) in the DAQ. The Matrics will enjoy a lunch with staff in the Seminar Room at 1 p.m. (See the Celebration and Valedictory invitation attached with this newsletter) DE KORTE LEADS DISCUSSIONS AT SAPA CONFERENCE Camps Bay High School Principal, Mr Dave de Korte, is also the President of SAPA (South African Principals Association). He is currently leading discussions with principals from all over South Africa at the annual SAPA Conference. https://mpumalanganews.co.za/…/teachers-called-help-learne…/ CAMPS BAY STUDENTS PLAY IN TOP WATER POLO TOURNAMENT Daniel Thetard and Dominic Holling, both in Grade 9, participated as part of the Invitational Team, DRENCHED, at the biggest local U15 boys’ water polo tournament - The Wynberg Ian Melliar Cup. The tournament saw 20 teams from across South Africa battling it out for top honours over four days last week in the Wynberg Schools swimming pool. Congratulations to SACS who were crowned the tournament winners. RCL HOST TEACHER APPRECIATION DAY LUNCH A massive thank you to the RCL for the fabulous #teacherappreciationday lunch! What a special gesture - we are very grateful. CAMPS BAY RUGBY BOYS HELP ATLANTIC RUGBY ACADEMY IN VICTORY OVER JAN VAN RIEBEECK Camps Bay High School U14 and U15 Rugby Boys, Dylan Stocks, Thomas Symons, Remi Carstens, Joseph Harbourne-Joynt, Meeka-eel Gertze played for Atlantic rugby Academy in a match against Jan van Riebeeck High on Friday afternoon. They managed a great win, with Thomas Symons finishing the game with a great try. View more pics by clinking on the link below. https://www.facebook.com/pg/atlanticrugbyacad emy/photos/?tab=album&album_id=2492805397 429951 CAMPS RUGBY GIRLS PLAY IN RUGBY SEVENS FESTIVAL Paige Cumming and Aalia Dramat recently played in the Dolphins Rugby Club Team for Rugby 7s Festival held at City Park. Their team came second overall. CHIARA ZANAZI TO PARTICIPATE IN SA KARATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Wishing Grade 9 pupil, Chiara Zanazi, the best of luck at the SA Karate Championships which will be taking place from 20 September. Chiara will be representing WP at the Champs for the second year in a row. She received her Black Belt First Dan in Japan last year. DANIELLA LEE MING YESCA REPRESENTS WP AT SA NATIONAL WOMEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS Best of luck to Grade 11 pupil, Daniella Lee Ming-Yesca, who will be representing Western Province in the South African National Women’s artistic gymnastics competition taking place today. PUPILS PARTICIPATING IN SPORTS TOURNAMENTS OVER THE HOLIDAY We would also like to wish the following pupils who are participating in various sports tournaments over the school holidays, the very best of luck participating in various tournaments over the holidays: Kidimbu Junior - representing Western Cape at the SA National Basketball Championships Ella Goddard and Hallie Meth - representing WP at the SA Gym Games Thomas Symons - representing WP at the SA Touch Rugby Festival Abigail van der Spuy - playing goalie for the Southern Cape Hockey team touring Ireland. TERM 4 SPORTS FIXTURES The sports calendar is attached with this newsletter. TERM 4 SUMMER SPORTS PROGRAMME The summer sports programme is attached with this newsletter. SNAPSCAN AVAILABLE AT THE UNIFORM SHOP This is an appeal to all in assisting us in reducing the amount of cash on the premises. We would like all learners to use SnapScan when making purchases in the Uniform Shop (uniform items or MyCiti top ups) MY SCHOOL CARD My School card is an important monthly contributor of funds to our school. We would really encourage all parents to either sign up for a card and make CBHS the beneficiary, and for those who have a card already please take a moment and change the beneficiary to CBHS. Your actions will make a huge difference to our income from this initiative. School returns on Tuesday, 1 October 2019 and it will be Day 5. Yours sincerely, David de Korte PRINCIPAL SPORT, SERVICE & CULTURE AWARDS 2019 SUMMER SPORTS: ATHLETICS: NOAH HOFFMANN TROPHY - VICTRIX LUDORUM - JUNIOR LIA WELLS NOAH HOFFMANN TROPHY - VICTOR LUDORUM - JUNIOR ADINAAN CORNELIUS MENDELSOHN TROPHY - VICTRIX LUDORUM - SENIOR AMANDA FUMBA ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE ALEXANDRO DA SILVA AZEVEDO SAMMIE MORRIS TROPHY - VICTOR LUDORUM - SENIOR ALEXANDRO DA SILVA AZEVEDO AND BEST ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE ALEXANDRO DA SILVA AZEVEDO IAN SMITH TROPHY - ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AND SENIOR COLOURS ALEXANDRO DA SILVA AZEVEDO BASKETBALL: BOYS GILLOWAY TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR PRAISE NGALIMA GILLOWAY TROPHY - SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND SENIOR COLOURS KIDIMBU JUNIOR BASKETBALL: GIRLS TROPHY FOR - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR INATHI MOKOENA STANLEY TROPHY – SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR CATHRINE MADZATUNYA CRICKET: JUNIOR COLOURS: LOCHLAN WILLIAMSON WATERPOLO: BOYS MELNICK TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR KEVIN STOCKS WATERPOLO: GIRLS JUNIOR COLOURS: ERIN MILLER EP BUILDING SOCIETY TROPHY – PLAYER OF THE YEAR OCEANE ZOUMIS WINTER SPORTS: CROSS COUNTRY: JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: BOYS SAMUEL WARREN SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: BOYS AND SENIOR COLOURS ALEXANDRO DA SILVA AZEVEDO JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION: GIRLS LILI LOUW HOCKEY: BOYS BAXTER JULYAN TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR ZACK SOLOMONS HOCKEY: GIRLS ANSA CRONJE TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR STELLA ANDERSON BERNSTEIN TROPHY - SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR PAIGE CUMMING NETBALL: JUNIOR COLOURS: MEGAN FENNELL CRONJÉ TROPHY- JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR TEIA MASSEY COLLEEN MCMINN TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR THANDEKA MDAWINI RUGBY: BO WINTLE TROPHY - KEENEST JUNIOR PLAYER ROMEO NDLOVU FILANTE TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR IMRAAN SAMAAI SOCCER: BOYS MIKE MORROW TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR FYNN BURMAN SPORT ‘N SURF TROPHY – SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR SIPHESIHLE SONGANGA SOCCER: GIRLS TROPHY - JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR DANIELLA SEGALL QUICK PRINT TROPHY - PLAYER OF THE YEAR CATHRINE MADZATUNYA SQUASH: COPELOWITZ TROPHY - GIRLS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND JUNIOR COLOURS EMMA DU TOIT COPELOWITZ TROPHY - BOYS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND JUNIOR COLOURS LOCHLAN WILLIAMSON SURFING: JUNIOR COLOURS: LUCA NOVAK BOYS SURFING: STRONG TROPHY - SURFER OF THE YEAR MAXIME GADEYNE GIRLS’ SURFING: STRONG TROPHY – SURFER OF THE YEAR LIYA GAYLARD TABLE TENNIS: TROPHY: PLAYER OF THE YEAR SIPHESIHLE LUTHULI THE FOLLOWING LEARNERS HAVE OBTAINED COLOURS FOR A SPORT OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL: RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS: JUNIOR COLOURS: ELLA GODDARD HALLIE METH GYMNASTICS: SENIOR COLOURS: DANIELLA LEE MING-YESCA KARATE: JUNIOR COLOURS: KING LANGDON CHIARA ZANASI LIFESAVING: JUNIOR COLOURS: LIYA GAYLARD JONATHAN LUCAS MOUNTAIN BIKING: JUNIOR COLOURS: MORGAN LOUW TOUCH RUGBY: JUNIOR COLOURS: THOMAS SYMONS SERVICE AWARDS 2019 ACTA: ACTA TROPHY AGAINST CRUELTY TO ANIMALS: THIS TROPHY IS AWARDED TO THE LEARNER WHO SHOWED THE MOST COMPASSION TOWARDS SUFFERING ANIMALS THIS YEAR AND WHO DID THE MOST TO SUPPORT ANIMAL WELFARE AND ANIMAL CHARITY ORGANISATIONS. JORDI KAPLAN SOUND AND LIGHTING: DANIEL
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