Skip to main content

Johannesburg(January 2018) Primary - High Schools

Page 1

Iced berry

terrine

Makes 8 to 10 slices INGREDIENTS Terrine • 1 large Madeira sponge cake, or panettone • 300g each ripe strawberries, blueberries and raspberries • 2 litres vanilla ice cream, slightly softened

INGREDIENTS Topping • 250g frozen raspberries • 200g fresh or frozen blueberries • 200g sliced strawberries • 1 tablespoon icing sugar

METHOD Line a 900g loaf tin with cling film, making sure it overlaps the sides of the tin so that you can fold it over the dessert.

Place a layer of vanilla ice cream onto the base of the tin and on top of that place a few thin slices of sponge cake. Cover with a row of strawberries, and next to that a row of blueberries, and next to that a row of raspberries. Cover the berries with vanilla ice cream and continue layering as before till the loaf tin is full. Press down firmly to make sure you seal all the holes. Fold the cling film over the top. Place the tin in the freezer and freeze till really hard. Remove the terrine from the freezer 15 minutes before you want to serve it. Dip quickly into warm water and unmould it onto a platter. Top with the berries and give it a good shaking of icing sugar. TIP: For easier slicing, dip your knife in hot water. © Cooking with Jenny Morris, Sunbird Publishers 2011, Text & Images Jenny Morris 2011

by Jenny Morris @jennymorrischef

AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2108

Page 3


LAERSKOOL LOUW GELDENHUYS (t) 011 782 5442 (e) pos@llg.co.za Nuwe personeel Baie welkom aan ons nuwe onderwysers! We would like to welcome five new teachers to our staff.

Cherise Lombaard

Jandre Lategan

Johan Brits

Reuben Potgieter

Pule Lemme

LAERSKOOL FONTAINEBLEAU (t) 011 791 6160/1 (e) skool@fontainebleau.co.za Welkom Graad 1 Fonties 2018

KING EDWARD VII PREPARATORY SCHOOL (t) 011 648 1000 (e) bbennet@keps.co.za New staff We welcome the following staff and wish them well at K.E.P.S: Miss Caitlin Ogden (Teacher’s Assistant), Mr Craig Norris (Sports Dept), Mrs Tanika Fourie (Grade 1), Mr Colin Barrett (Sports Dept), Miss Ami Sonnenberg (Grade 2), Mr Bevon Futter (Technology) and Mrs Laura Moskoff (Grade 4).

Grade R & 1 First Day at School Good luck to our Grade R and 1 boys as they begin their King Edward journey.

AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018

Page 5


ST PETER’S GIRLS PREP SCHOOL (t) 011 367 6631 (e) girlsreception@stpeters.co.za First day of school 2018 It was with great excitement, that the 2018 school year began at St Peter’s Girls Prep School on Wednesday, 17 January, with new grades, teachers, stationery, books and many other new things with which to become familiar. There was joyful enthusiasm, as the girls arrived at school and greeted new and old friends and staff. Teachers had prepared colourful, stimulating classrooms to encourage thinking and learning – a very warm welcome ‘back to school’ for the girls. The little Grade 0s were full of enthusiasm and anticipation and most said good bye to their parents without a backward glance! Some mums, however, found that it wasn’t very easy at all! The girls loved their morning! Bring on 2018 and it’s stimulating challenges and exciting programme.

ST PETER’S BOYS PREP SCHOOL (t) 011 705 3423 (e) reception@stpeters.co.za First day at St Peter’s Boys Prep School A new year… and for some of us… a new chapter as ‘big school’ begins. St Peter’s Boys Junior Prep was full of excitement as the new, eager Grade 0 boys began school on Wednesday, 17 January. The boys and their families were welcomed into the St Peter’s Family where

important values will be instilled over the next few formative years of prep school. These include being Respectful, Honourable, Compassionate, Collaborative, Resilience and Responsibility. Enjoy the adventure!

ST PETER’S COLLEGE (t) 011 807 5315 (e) info@stpeterscollege.co.za 2017 Matriculants raise the bar 119 Students | 100% Pass | 96% BD Pass St Peter’s College empowers young individuals to take themselves ‘bravely into the future’ with our integrated approach to academics, faith, co-curricular activities and strong social responsibility programme. St Peter’s has become increasingly well known for the high calibre of student who benefit from the holistic education on offer at the College. Headmaster, Rui Morais says, “We encourage our students, from the outset, to immerse themselves in their studies with vigour and commitment in order to attain their best academic results. Our 2017 matriculants have set a new record with their results. I thank our staff who together have created an environment conducive to our students achieving academic excellence.” • 207 distinctions Page 6

• 280 Bs • 207 Cs • Four students achieved 7 distinctions • Four students achieved 6 distinctions • Three students achieved 5 distinctions • Eight students achieved 4 distinctions • Nine students achieved 3 distinctions • 25 students achieved 2 distinctions Some highlights: • Caitlin Stanton: distinction in Advanced Programme English (88%) • Liam Ramsden: 94% in Mathematics • Christopher Webster: 96% in Dramatic Arts • Alessandro Gueli: 95% in Visual Arts • 26% of our students attained distinctions Hannah in Mathematics; 26% in Accounting; 83% in Leatherbarrow 2017 Dux Drama; 28% in Visual Art; 21% in Business Scholar Science; and 45% attained a B in English

AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018

Seven distinctions

Meghan Hoffmann

Teagan Leroni

Erin Lyle


AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018

Page 7


RANDBURG SE TOP GRAAD 12 LEERDERS VAN 2017

Thomas Prins 8 onderskeidings

Karla Broedrich 7 onderskeidings

Charné Daniell 7 onderskeidings

Christi Rootman 6 onderskeidings

Richardt Ross 6 onderskeidings

Walther Ross 6 onderskeidings

Mia Oosthuizen 6 onderskeidings

Nikki Lamprecht 6 onderskeidings

Leticia du Plessis 5 onderskeidings

Armand Vlok 5 onderskeidings

Louis Fourie 5 onderskeidings

Jans Steenkamp 5 onderskeidings

Daniella Pretorius 5 onderskeidings

Page 8

AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018

Simon Ridgard 5 onderskeidings

Daniël Viljoen 5 onderskeidings

DANKIE VIR DIE AANWYSING VAN HOËRSKOOL RANDBURG AS EEN VAN DIE TOP 20 SKOLE IN GAUTENG DEUR SA DIARIES.


HOËRSKOOL LINDEN (t) 011 888 1433/4 (e) linden@linden.co.za / www.linden.co.za

Toppresteerders 2017 Beeldbouer van die Jaar

Veelsydigste Seun

Ann Snyman

Ruan van der Merwe

Veelsydigste Dogter

Ann Snyman

“Aanhouer– Uithouer”

Kingsley Merementsi

Kara Scholtz Akademie Akademiese eerstespan

Sport

Sportdogter van die Jaar Zahné Becker

Sportseun van die Jaar Waldo de Bruyn

Kultuur

AWSUM

ACHIEVERS TOP AWARDS

Beste individuele sportprestasie: seun Alec Beckley (Tennis)

Beste individuele sportprestasie: dogter Marielle Venter (Swem)

Danielle de Villiers

Friede van den Berg

Elsje Rabie

Kultuurpersoon van die jaar Vincent Anderes

Veelsydigste kultuurbetrokkenheid Nicola van den Linden

KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL (t) 011 551 5800 (e) www.kes.co.za Welcome 2018 Welcome: 2018 New Staff members • Mr Marco Engelbrecht (PE/LO) • Mrs Claire Visser (HOD Physical Science/ NS). Great to have Mrs Visser return to King Edward in 2018. • Ms Alecha Thops (Physical Science/ NS) • Mr Eddie Prideaux-Brune

Welcome: Grade 8 Class of 2018

(Geography) • Mr Wessel Pretorius (Mathematics/ Maths Literacy/Technology) Wishing our new staff members a happy, successful and long tenure at King Edward VII School.

AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018

Page 9


NORTHCLIFF HIGH SCHOOL

(t) 011 476 1544 (e) info@northcliffhigh.co.za

Top Highlights of 2017 Congratulations to the Head Councillors for 2018: • Deputy Head Girl: Nadia Murray • Deputy Head Boy: Emmanuel Tshituka • Head Girl: Shannon Winnaar • Head Boy: Tiago Smith As a symbol of their appointment, they were presented with the Head Prefect’s Shoes, which have been passed down to Head Prefects from the first Matric group in 1973.

Congratulations to the following white blazer recipients: • Matthew Goslin: full colours for Swimming and Dramatics, full colours for Academics. • Nadia Murray: full colours for Swimming and Hockey, full colours for Academics. • Tiago Smith: full colours for Cricket and Drama Technical, full colours for Academics. Well done on your exceptional service and commitment to the school!

Matric 2017 Top Achiever Results Northcliff High School is extremely proud of the Matric Class of 2017. 286 students sat the matriculation exams and there were no failures. 80.4% of the students satisfied the criteria for entrance to a Bachelor’s Degree course at university. There were 222 distinctions in total. Of the 17 subjects that were written at the school, 14 had an average above 60%. In the other subjects, the averages were above 55%. NHS’s top subject was history, which had a grade average of 71%. Our top students are Christopher Conroy and Ralishini Munsamy, who both achieved 8 distinctions. 4 students achieved 7 distinctions, 5 students achieved 6 distinctions and 4 students achieved 5 distinctions. Northcliff High is consistently rated as one of the top feeder schools for the major universities. Our ex-students cope very well with the rigors of university study and we see university success rates over 85%.

Christopher Conroy

Ralishini Munsamy

FOURWAYS HIGH SCHOOL (t) 011 465 1104/07 (e) fourways@4ways.co.za Grade 8 Orientation

Inter tribe cricket Congratulations to Terra on winning both the Junior and the Senior sections. A fantastic day shared by family, friends, cricketers and staff.

Engineering Graphics and Design achievement! Engineering Graphics and Design (EGD) matrics from Fourways have done exceptionally well by achieving the highest results in the province for their 2017 year. Fourways High and their teacher, Anthony Clayton, are very proud of their achievements and have put EGD on the map for the school. Well done to an outstanding effort by the pupils. The children’s futures definitely look bright indeed.

Swimming Gala Tribe Captains Nicholas Mitchelmore and Shaylee Krumples of Ignus proudly display the Swimming Trophy and the Spirit Trophy won by their tribe.

All you have to do is to share a picture of your child on their first day of school with the hashtag #AWSUMFirstDay on Instagram and tag AWSUM News. Herewith a direct link to our Instagram page: www.instagram.com/awsum_news One lucky winner will win R1 000 cash! Closing date is 9 February 2018. Standard T & C’s apply.

Win R1 000 cash! Page 10

AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018


AWSUM NEWS FEBRUARY 2018

Page 11


entertainment

Showing: From 9 February 2018 Directed by: Enrique Gato Produced by: Álvaro Augustín, Ghislain Barrois, Nicolás Matji, Ezequiel Nieto, Edmon Roch, César Vargas. SHOWING Screenplay by: Javier Barreira, Gorka Magallón, Ignacio del SOON! Moral, Jordi Gasull, Neil Landau Starring: Kerry Shale, Ariel Winter, Bruce Mackinnon, Mac McDonald, Liza Ross, Cheech Marin, Adam Jones Summary: Tad travels to Las Vegas to see his friend Sara’s latest discovery: a papyrus that proves the existence of King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold thanks to the power of a magical necklace. But the happy encounter between Tad and Sara is disrupted when the evil Jack Rackham steals the papyrus and kidnaps Sara to force her to find the necklace, a source of infinite wealth. Genre(s): Animation Rating: TBA

CHARTS Birth name: Edward Christopher Sheeran Born: 17 February 1991 (Age 26), Halifax, England Genres: Pop, Folk Pop

1

2

6 BELOW 02 FEBRUARY 2018

3

12 STRONG 09 FEBRUARY 2018

#1

Perfect Artist: Ed Sheeran

#6

No Name Artist: NF

#2

Havana (feat. Young Thug) Artist: Camila Cabello

#7

Supplies Artist: Justin Timberlake

#3

Meant to Be (ft. Florida Georgia Line) #8 Artist: Bebe Rexha

Filthy Artist: Justin Timberlake

#4

Finesse (Remix) (feat. Cardi B) Artist: Bruno Mars

#9

Bad at Love Artist: Halsey

#5

Thunder Artist: Imagine Dragons

#10 Let You Down Artist: NF

5

4

TAD THE LOST EXPLORER 09 FEBRUARY 2018

RAAISELKIND 16 FEBRUARY 2018

6

I, TONYA 16 FEBRUARY 2018

24 HOURS TO LIVE 23 FEBRUARY 2018


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Johannesburg(January 2018) Primary - High Schools by AWSUM News - Issuu