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Polo, Swimming and Athletics activities, while all the Winter sports teams are foaming at the mouth as they eagerly await their opportunity to start reaping the rewards of intense, high-standard preparation over the last few weeks. Newsletter 05/2015 19 February 2015 Dear Parents, Guardians and Learners It is my privilege to address you in this newsletter as the newly appointed Deputy Principal. During my short time in this position, I have seen how the vision of Rand Park High School - to be one of the leading high schools in the country - is being put into action. The choices being made in the face of difficulties, challenges and opportunities by both the staff and learners alike are testament to our values of integrity and commitment. We have already passed the halfway mark in the first term and have embraced our opportunities, faced our challenges and grown in character. We are definitely a few steps closer to achieving the vision of our school. Fist pump greetings! R COERTZEN DEPUTY PRINCIPAL/DEAN OF SPORT We had the privilege, at our annual Prize Giving ceremony held last week, to honour many of our learners for their academic achievements as well as their general participation in all that is to offer at the school. It was heart-warming to see the learners beaming with pride as they were presented with their awards. Pride stems from passion and there is no point in going anywhere if you don’t go with all your heart. On Tuesday evening this week, we hosted our annual Grade 7 Select Evening for the topperforming learners from our key feeder Primary Schools. We showcased all that Rand Park High has to offer and it was an awesome feeling to present what our school is all about with a great sense of integrity and satisfaction. What a privilege to be part of this. In this week’s newsletter… Announcements and News ...…………...... Page 2 Sports News and Results ………..……….. Pages 3-5 On the sports fields, our coaches and learners have shown their intentions to be the best throughout the term with various great results in Cricket, Water Advertisements ...………………...………… Pages 6-8 ` ANNOUNCEMENTS & NEWS Looking for Career Information? Representatives from the Travel Learning Centre will address learners at Break in C2 on Thursday, 5 March. *Note that the Swiss Hotel School presentation will now take place during the second term, at their request. Please watch this space for more information. Valentine’s Wishes The Matric Dance Committee (MDC) worked extremely hard in preparation for Valentine’s Day and succeeded in raising much-needed funds for this year’s Matric Dance. Congratulations to Nikeel Mathura and Kaela van der Merwe who were crowned Mr and Miss Valentine. Grade 8 Afrikaans Extra Lessons Please be advised that Afrikaans extra lessons for Grade 8 learners now take place on Wednesdays, from 13h10 to 14h10, with Mrs C Viljoen. YouTube Video Have you seen our school video on YouTube? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TPoczfQT7E SPORTS NEWS & RESULTS Cricket Monday 9 February: Second Team vs Helpmekaar Helpmekaar batted first and were 89 all out Rand Park batted second and were 62 all out Helpmekaar won by 27 runs U15B vs Helpmekaar Rand Park batted first and were 47 all out Helpmekaar batted second and were 48 for 2 Helpmekaar won by 8 wickets Friday 13 February: U15B vs Krugersdorp High Rand Park batted first and scored 95 after 20 overs Krugersdorp batted second and scored 28 all out Rand Park won by 67 runs U14B vs Krugersdorp Rand Park batted first and scored 93 all out Krugersdorp batted second and scored 94 for 3 wickets Krugersdorp won by 7 wickets U14B vs Helpmekaar Helpmekaar batted first and were 287 for 4 in 20 overs Rand Park batted second and were 18 all out Helpmekaar won by 269 runs *** Wednesday 11 February: First Team vs Helpmekaar Rand Park batted first and scored 106 for 8 wickets after 20 overs Helpmekaar batted second and were 111 for 3 Helpmekaar won by 7 wickets U15A vs Helpmekaar Helpmekaar batted first and were 149 for 4 in 20 overs Rand Park batted second and were 55 all out Helpmekaar won by 94 runs U14A vs Helpmekaar Rand Park batted first and were 47 all out Helpmekaar batted second and were 48 for 2 wickets Helpmekaar won by 8 wickets Our First Team Cricketers paid tribute to former Rand Park learner, Simba Mhere, by wearing black armbands and observing a minute’s silence prior to their game against Helpmekaar SPORTS NEWS & RESULTS Cricket Continued… Saturday 14 February: First Team vs Krugersdorp High Krugersdorp batted first and scored 194 for 8 in 40 overs Rand Park batted second and were 138 all out Krugersdorp won by 57 runs Notable performances: Warrick Bredenkamp took 3 wickets for 27 runs in 9 overs Brad Parry scored 56 runs Second Team vs Krugersdorp High Rand Park batted first and scored 292 for 9 in 50 overs Krugersdorp batted second and were 195 all out Rand Park won by 97 runs Notable performances: Andrew Vismer scored 133 runs and took 4 wickets for 43 runs in 9 overs Shaun Bannister scored 43 runs U16A vs Krugersdorp High Rand Park batted first and scored 116 all out Krugersdorp batted second and scored 119 for 2 wickets Krugersdorp won by 8 wickets Orienteering 9 February: At Heronbridge Senior Boys 42 contestants Luke Coventry Michael Estié - 11th place - 14th place Senior Girls 50 contestants Ashlyn Kupczyk Samantha Loggenberg Edie Hutchison Saskia Alaraju - 5th place - 6th place - 8th place - 10th place Junior Boys 60 contestants Jason Muka Thabang Tlake - 15th place - 19th place Junior Girls 50 contestants Micah Forsythe - 18th place SPORTS NEWS & RESULTS Chess Water Polo 10 February: vs Beaulieu College Jnr Girls Jnr Boys Snr Girls Won Won Lost 5–3 11–3 3–6 13 February: vs St. David’s Marist Brothers Inanda U14 Boys Lost 3-8 U15 Boys Lost 1-9 nd 2 Team Boys Lost 1-8 1st Team Boys Lost 1-9 vs St Dominic’s 1st Team Mixed U14/15 & Seconds U15 U14 14 February: vs Dainfern College Jnr Girls Jnr Boys Snr Girls Snr Boys Tuesday 10 February: vs Mondeor Jnr A Team: Won 5 – 3 Jnr B Team: Lost 1½ - 5½ Thursday 12 February: vs Greenside Jnr B Team: Lost 1½ - 5½ Tennis Drew 2-2 Boys’ Tennis Lost Lost Lost 1-15 1-9 1-11 Monday 10 February: C Team vs Randburg Hoërskool: Lost 41-58 D Team vs Crawford Lonehill: Won 79-20 E Team vs Linden Hoërskool: Lost 14-85 Lost Won Lost Won 3-4 5-4 0-8 11-3 Girls’ Tennis Tuesday 4 February: A Team vs Roedean C: B Team vs Roedean D: Won 45-18 Lost 16-47 Advertising in this Newsletter Limited space exists for weekly half and quarter page advertisements. Advertising space is allocated on a first come, first placed basis. Should you wish to place an advertisement similar to those appearing on this page, please send an email to Mrs Craig on rphs@randparkhigh.co.za and request our rate card. Thank you for your support. **** CLASSIFIEDS HONEYDEW DRAPERS SCHOOLWEAR: Honeydew Shopping Centre, cnr Naude & Blueberry Streets. Best service, best prices! Contact: (011) 795-1617. SAMANTHA FURNISS: Clinical Psychologist, Randpark Ridge. Psycho-Educational Assessments for general academic/learning difficulties, subject choice and career assessments. Psychotherapy for children and adolescents. Contracted to most medical schemes. Contact Sam for further information on 072-597-7125 or email: sam@furniss.co.za. MY ACADEMICS TUTORING SERVICES: 13 subjects: Teacher / Tutor 4 your home. We have nine years of success assisting students in all grades. Contact Bronwyn on 082-820-0879 or (011) 792-7568 / email: Bronwyn@myacademics.co.za. For YOUR success! ALP TUTORING SERVICE: Support lessons are provided for learners in Grades 8 – 12 in the following areas: Mathematics, Science, AP Maths and Accounting. Contact Brenda on 083-279-6373 (Saturdays only); Cameron on 074-602-4686. Email: reddyb.dtc@vodamail.co.za; reddyb.dtc@gmail.com. CRYSTAL CASTLE NURSERY SCHOOL – BROMHOF: 25 years superior reputation – experienced, caring teachers, small classes, individual specialised attention, half – full day options, ex pupils excelling in school. 18 months to 7 year olds. Contact Trish Dennis for enrolment details for 2015 on 083-766-9168 – spaces limited. TIRED OF LOAD SHEDDING? Frustrated with generator noise?: We have the complete solution. Affordable, safe energy that won’t leave you in the dark! Latest estimates based on the current energy crisis predict that the average home and business will be without power for approximately 1 730 hours over the next 12 months!!!!!! ABS SOLUTIONS provide a holistic solution and offers customers options from the very basic power supply essentials during load shedding, through to a permanent power supply. For a free (no obligation) quote, please contact Dean on 082-335-3605. NB: The advertiser of the following EMPLOYMENT OFFERED advertisement, which appeared in earlier issues of the school newsletter, would like to apologise for providing an incorrect email address. The correct address is now included at the end of the advertisement. EMPLOYMENT OFFERED: A leading national rental company, based in Honeydew, is looking for a mornings-only Receptionist Internal/External Sales Support Lady. The applicant must be a mature self-starter with organisation ability and relevant experience. Please email your CV to Bert.Nel@BMDPrint.co.za. Note: Rand Park High School does not endorse any advertiser or sponsor’s product/service or the views expressed in their advertisements