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St Peter's College 12Th Annual Sports and Cultural Festival the Ethos Is St Peter’s College 12th Annual Sports and Cultural Festival The 12th Annual St Peter’s College Sports and Cultural Festival is happening at the College in Sunninghill from Friday to Sunday, 18 – 20 September 2015. This year, we have 44 schools participating with over 110 teams comprising of about 3,500 high school children, plus spectators. This is the largest schools sports and cultural festival of its kind in South Africa. Our Festival is unique in that we bring children from all walks of life, underprivileged and privileged, together to engage with each other on a ‘level playing field’ to play sport and share cultural interests. Please take a few minutes to watch the video clip of the show SABC’s Expresso aired about the 2014 Festival: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBaGAn_PSTU The Ethos is the Reason The ethos of the festival aligns with the core values of St Peter’s College ie. Relationships, Respect and Responsibility. The Festival has a social investment focus, centred on youth development, promoting partnership in communities and has a strong ‘Proudly South African’ tradition. The College encourages international sports and cultural events of the kind that provide our students with the opportunity to compete against teams from all economic backgrounds, cultures and countries. Principles of the Festival Activities at the Festival · Fair play · Inter-high Dance Competition · No alcohol · Soccer for boys and girls · Friendship · Basketball for boys and girls · Sports and cultural activities accessible · Netball to and enjoyed by South Africans · Chess · Public Speaking · Visual Arts ie. Street art · Music and Choir festival · Drama – Winning FEDA production · Grade 9 Entrepreneurship Market It’s all about the game - playing your best and loving it. Where you’re from, what school you go to and who you’re playing with doesn’t matter when you are engaged, passionate and have your ‘eye on the ball’. Our wonderful St Peter’s parents (with a bit of help from the students) work hard the whole weekend to cook and serve thousands of meals to players, coaches and spectators etc. OVERALL PROGRAMME Wednesday, 16 September 2015 Activity Times Venue Participating Schools DANCE 18:30 – 21:00 MADD Centre Crawford College Lonehill Dainfern College Inter-High Schools Dance Competition Midrand High School St Peter’s College Section 1 Izak Botha [email protected] Thursday, 17 September 2015 Activity Times Venue Participating Schools DANCE 18:30 – 21:00 MADD Centre Hoërskool Florida Queens High School Inter-High Schools Dance Competition Beaulieu College Parktown Girls High School Section 2 St Mary’s School Izak Botha [email protected] Friday, 18 September 2015 Activity Times Venue Participating Schools MARKET 08:00 – 15:00 Below Basketball St Peter’s College Grade courts 9s CHESS (Day 1) 08:00 – 14:30 Art Studio (MADD Cedarwood College Secondary School Vuyelwa Walugembe Centre) Crawford Lonehill Mondeor High [email protected] Dainfern College Prestige College Dominican Convent Sagewood College Enjabulweni School St David’s Krugersdorp High St Peter’s College Kwa-Bhekilanga Sutherland High Waterford College BASKETBALL (Day 1) 08:00 – 17:10 Basketball Courts Bophelo Prestige Girls and Boys Teams Clapham Pretoria Girls Chalice Egling Crawford Lonehill Redhill [email protected] Dominican Convent St Anne’s Edenvale St David’s Marist Inanda Enjablweni St Dunstan’s Kingswood St Peter’s Kwa-Bhekhilanga The Glen Michael Mount Waterford Norkem Park SOCCER (Day 1) 08:00 – 17:00 Fields: Benoni Norkem Park Girls and Boys Teams Luthuli Bophelo Impilo School Parktown Abie Rakgoale Mandela Clapham Prestige College [email protected] Tutu Clifton School St Albans College De Klerk Crawford Lonehill St Benedicts Dainfern College St David's Marist Inanda Dominican Convent St Dunstan's College School St Johns College Edenvale high school St Peter’s College Enjabulweni Sutherland High Grey College The Glen ISSA The Kings School Robin Hills Jeppe Boys Uplands College KES Waterford Kliptown YP Woodlands Krugersdorp High School Kwa-Bekhilanga Mondeor High School VISUAL ART: Street Art 09:00 – 12:00 Roads outside MADD St Mary’s Waverly Sutherland High Theme: 'The Power of Education’ Drawing Centre and Admin St Andrew’s School for St Peter’s College Teams of Three Students will draw for 3 12:00 Block Girls St Stithians hours in a 2m x 2m block on the Judging St John’s College Redhill pavement. Sponsor: St David’s Krugersdorp High School All teams must supply their own pastels, Sagewood Edenvale High School powder paints and brushes. Prestige College Kwa-Bekhilanga Secondary Avril Swanepoel [email protected] DANCE 18:30 – 21:00 MADD Centre Winners of Sections 1 and Inter-High Schools Dance Competition 2 Final Izak Botha [email protected] Saturday, 19 September 2015 Activity Times Venue Participating Schools MARKET 08:00 – 15:00 Below Basketball St Peter’s College Grade courts 9s MUSIC 08:00 – 16:30 Above Luthuli Field Bophelo Impilo School Krugersdorp High School Join us all day for live music, pizza, chip Various DJs, choirs, ensembles (jazz, Clapham High School Kwa-Bhekilanga Secondary & dip and sweet treats in the Music marimba, orchestra, rock band) Dominican Convent Prestige College Zone. Gumboot dancing Edenvale High School Sagewood School Angie Mullins Kliptown Youth Program St Peter’s College [email protected] Sutherland High School CHESS (Day 2) 08:00 – 12:00 Art Studio (MADD ?\ Vuyelwa Walugembe 12:30 Prize Giving Centre) [email protected] PUBLIC SPEAKING 08:00 – 08:30 English Block (next to Bophelo Impilo - Senior Kwa-Bhekilanga – Junior & Junior and Senior Schools teams Registration Tutu Field) Cedarwood - Senior Senior compete. 09:00 Enjabulweni – Senior Prestige – Junior & Senior Hayley Robinson Senior Competition Kliptown Youth St Peter’s College – Junior & [email protected] 13:30 Programme – Junior & Senior Lunch Senior Sutherland – Junior & Senior 14:15 Krugersdorp High – Junior Waterford – Junior & Senior Junior Competition & Senior Waterstone – Junior & 17:00 Senior Prize Giving DRAMA 18:00 MADDitorium St Peter’s College St Peter’s College’s production called “I “I am because… you are” – Winning production of the am because… you are” – Winning FEDA Original Plays Festival 2015 production of the FEDA Original Plays The word Ubuntu, while a simple word, it is a powerful Festival 2015 principle that binds and is unique to our nation, a concept of togetherness, unity or … possibly destruction. “I am because…you are” describes the journey of one of our nation’s key figures from a neutral perspective. Judgement is dangerous if you do not know the facts, especially of someone with so much influence and power. Do we know our leaders? Do we know their past, present and shortfalls? What makes Nelson Mandela, Julius Malema, Thabo Mbeki and Jacob Zuma different? We do not know the answers, but we can certainly pose questions. Join the St Peter’s College Matric Drama students as they take you on this journey of self-discovery and ask yourself “What role do you play in the state of this nation?” BASKETBALL (Day 2) 08:00 – 17:10 Basketball Courts Bophelo Prestige Girls and Boys Teams Clapham Pretoria Girls Chalice Egling Crawford Lonehill Redhill [email protected] Dominican Convent St Anne’s Edenvale St David’s Marist Inanda Enjablweni St Dunstan’s Kingswood St Peter’s Kwa-Bhekhilanga The Glen Michael Mount Waterford Norkem Park NETBALL (Day 1) 08:00 – 16:00 Netball Courts Benoni High School Roedean Christelle van Schalkwyk Bophelo Impilo School St Anne’s College [email protected] Cedarwood College St Dunstan’s College Crawford College Lonehill St Peter’s College Edenvale High School St Teresa’s School Enjabulweni School Sutherland High School Kliptown Youth Program The Glen High School Krugersdorp High School The Kings School Robin Hills Mondeor High School Uplands College Norkem Park High School Waterford Prestige College Woodlands SOCCER (Day 2) 08:00 – 15:45 Fields: Girls and Boys Teams Games/Plate Matches Luthuli Abie Rakgoale 15:45 – 17:00 Mandela [email protected] Girls Play Offs Tutu De Klerk Sunday, 20 September 2015 Activity Times Venue Participating Schools BASKETBALL (Day 3) 08:00 – 13:00 Basketball Courts Girls and Boys Teams Games Chalice Egling 13:00 – 14:40 [email protected] Quarter Finals 14:40 – 15:30 Semi Finals 15:40 - 16:30 Finals 16:30 – 16:45 Prize Giving NETBALL (Day 2) 08:00 – 11:00 Netball Courts Christelle van Schalkwyk Games [email protected] 11:15 – 11:45 Quarter Finals 12:00 – 12:30 Semi Finals 12:45 – 13:15 Finals 13:45 Prize Giving SOCCER (Day 3) 08:00 – 15:30 Fields: Girls and Boys Teams Quarter Finals Luthuli Abie Rakgoale Semi Finals Mandela [email protected] 15:30 – 16:45 Tutu Cup and Plate Finals De Klerk PARTICIPANTS SCHOOL NAME Events Allan Ridge Boys U19 Soccer, Girls U19 Soccer,Netball Benoni High School Netball, Boys U19 Soccer, Girls U19 Soccer Bophelo Impilo School Boys U19 Soccer, Boys U19 Basketball, Netball, Choir, Senior Public Speaking ( Brescia House Girls U19 Soccer, Netball Cedarwood College Senior Public Speaking, Chess Clapham High School Boys U19 Soccer , Boys U19 Basketball , Choir, Netball Crawford College Lonehill Boys U19 Soccer, Girls U19 Soccer, Boys U19 Basketball, Netball, Chess Dainfern College Boys U19 Soccer, Girls U19 Soccer, Chess Dominican Convent School Girls U19 Soccer,
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