Camps Bay High School: October 2010

Friday, October 29, 2010

CBHS Newsletter 4 - Oct '10

Dear Parents

Thank you for your support for the school in attending our Celebration prize and award evening on the 13th October. This was a wonderful celebration of the life of the school and the achievements of our pupils.

Matric Exam

We formally said goodbye to our Matric pupils at a special Valedictory Assembly on the 20th October. This was a sad moment that ended 5 years of schooling at Camps Bay High School. Before the assembly the matrics enjoyed tea and eats with their parents and the staff around the pool. After the assembly the school hosted a final lunch for the matrics and staff.

The exams have already started and the pupils appear to be happy with the papers. Today’s history exam was visited by 2 exam monitors from the Department of Education.

Prefects for 2011

The new prefects for 2011 were announced at celebration. We are very pleased with the group that were voted in. After their election they went on a planning weekend. At the end of this they elected a Head Prefect and two Deputies. It gives me great pleasure to introduce the new prefects to the parents. They are:

Taylor Jackson (Head Prefect)

Fabienne Arlotti (Deputy)

Tim Schumann (Deputy)

Gaizka Abaroa

Nicholas Andrews

Jenna Ashcroft

Tanita Boswell

Kezia Bowaker-Falconer

Georgia Brisco

Junaid Cassiem

Anthony Cook

Mumtaaz Emeran

Lorraine Fani

Lameez Glossop

Alice Greyvensteyn

Miles Hamilton

Kyle Horn

Shannon Howell

Adam Karp

Sonwabile Landu

Jean Malan

Alex Mcgregor

Chelsy Ross

Nicholas Rous

Christine Smith

Budget Meeting

24 Nov 2010 @ 5:30PM

In the John Ince Hall

This is a notification to all Parents inviting you to attend a meeting where we approve the school budget for 2011. If you want to view the budget prior to this meeting, please mail dekorte@campsbayhigh.co.za. At this meeting we will set the school fees for 2011.

Drug Awareness

We currently have Jarydd and Donovan from the Drug Awareness Agency in the school. They have spoken in assembly and are addressing classes and grades. They are also seeing small groups of children. Both have had their own journey into substance abuse and narrowly escaped with their lives. They are able to advice pupils wisely not to choose drugs. Can you ask your child about this programme. It runs until the end of this week.

Life Talk

You will have received a letter inviting you to this evenings’ meeting on Thursday 28th October at 6:30 pm. Even if you have a great relationship with your child, you could attend this talk and be a support to parents who are struggling.

Farewell

In the last 2 weeks we have lost through death two friends of Camps Bay High School.

Max Marin passed away after a long illness. His wife Shirley has worked at Camps Bay High school for many years as our resident archivist. Over the last 9 years she has worked in a part-time capacity. A number of staff members were able to support her by attending the funeral on 22nd October.

Steven Watson, a past pupil and Head Prefect (1975) died suddenly earlier this week. Heather his wife and their 4 children (Garth, Brett, Wayne, Dylan) all went to Camps Bay High School. Steve served as our governing body chairman until 2006 when his youngest son Dylan matriculated. He has been a hard-working community member, serving all three school as a governor over a period of 16 years uninterrupted service. The funeral will be on Saturday 30th October at the Sea Point Congregational Church, on the corner of Main and Marais Road at 10:30am.

Final Exams

A reminder that the final exams for the year start on the 15th November, a mere 2 weeks away. The exam timetable has been given to your child.

SPORT

Swimming

Camps Bay took part in a Gala at home against 6 other schools. They swam very well and came 3rd overall. Congratulations to all the swimmers and thanks to everyone who helped with the time-keeping. We encourage everyone to come and support us next week at home.

Tennis

The 1st team girls beat Westerford 5 – 1 but sadly lost to Rustenberg 4 – 2. Well done

Cricket

CBHS U19 played St Josephs who batted first and scored 73 runs all out. Elvin Kanyerere took 3 wickets for 10 runs, Aaqib Simons took 2 wickets for 14 runs and Dylan Meek took 2 wickets for 15 runs. Camps Bay then batted and scored 73 runs for 3 wickets. Kyle Horn was 49 not out. CBHS won by 7 wickets – well done.

Text Books

After the final exams we expect each textbook that we issued to be returned. Can you talk to your child and confirm that they still have all their books. Lost books will need to be replaced as we need them for the 2011 class. There will be the usual opportunity to sell the books that you bought.

Yours sincerely

MR D DE KORTE

PRINCIPAL

CBHS With Remix Dance - Oct '10

From Monday 18 to Friday 29 October learners from Camps Bay High School worked with learners from Eros School for learners with Cerebral Palsy and Remix Dance Company to create an integrated dance piece. This was a fantastic opportunity for all as it challenged notions of what dance is and taught interesting ways of choreographing and using the body. The learners performed the piece they created at both schools and it was well received.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

CBHS Nicola Soekoe - Valedictory Speech - Oct '10

Good morning Mr and Mrs Cassar, Mr and Mrs de Korte, staff, pupils and more specifically matrics.

So this is it. Right now is the last time that you are going to sit at a Camps Bay High School function as a pupil of this school. There is not much that I can say to convey the enormity of it all, but I’ll try my best.

At the beginning of 2006, we sat in the hall as grade eights. For some reason, probably because of the seriousness of the event, Lani and I got the giggles and continued to laugh uncontrollably for the whole assembly. It’s funny because 5 years later, our matric drama class did the same thing last week in our final practical exam. I guess we haven’t matured that much after all.

Still, our transformation as a grade and as individuals has been mind blowing. Yes, Tatiana Inocentes is STILL asking the same questions in Bio, Olo Toni STILL thinks that she can sing an Christy McCullagh is STILL making things explode, but something’s happened and through all our classes, our grade camps, our arguments, the fashion show, the valentines ball, the matric dance and everything else that we have done together, we have become a grade. So much of who each individual has grown to be, depends on our grade. For example it’s impossible to mention the name Luke without mentioning Stefano. But Luke told me to say that they arte JUST FRIENDS.

So where does that leave us now. We’ve become so used to seeing each other all the time, everyday and now we’re all leaving. All going our separate paths and personally am so scared. Partly because I don’t know what life has in stall for me, and partly because I’m not going to have you guys there by my side, assuring me that everything’s going to be okay. I think that makes my fear of leaving school so much worse, knowing that If I burst out in tears at varsity, my whole class won’t stop and make sure that I am okay; or if I mess up, I’m not going to have my whole grade telling me that it will all turn out for the best. I think it is going to be a lot harder for all of us not have each other every step of the way.

Over the years it hasn’t always been easy. We’ve had our problems, but through it all our grade has learnt so much about what it means to fight for the success of something greater. It’s more than individual achievements or personal rewards; it’s going for something with all your heart and fighting for your peers as well as yourself. Robert F Kennedy said “Few will have the greatness to bend history itself, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events, and in the total of all these acts will be written the history of this generation” I think that our grade has learned to work selflessly and I believe that we can go out there and change the world. Not any one of us, but I am certain that together we can play our part in writing history. I say this because matrics, you are the most amazing a real people that I know.

I want to say again that this Is sit. It feels like a dream, I know, but we are about to close a whole chapter of our lives. To end on a good note I need you to do 2 things: Firstly, take everything you have, every bit of determination and will that this school has taught you, and put that into your exams. Get the results you’ve always known were possible. And secondly, when this ceremony is about to end, and Mr de Korte asks us to stand and sing our school song, sing it with all the pride you have inside of you. Because that is who we are. We are the matric class of 2010. I’m sad to call us past pupils of Camps Bay High School. See you at club berg!

Nicola Soekoe
Head Prefect 2010

Saturday, October 23, 2010

CBHS Celebration Prize Winners - Oct '10

GRADE 8

Prizes in Individual Learning Areas

English - Guinevere Shapiro

Life Orientation - India Stuart

Mathematics - Natan Brittz

Xhosa - Enathi Ndaba

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to candidates who show a work ethic that is truly worthy of praise. We are proud of the following pupils who have worked exceptionally hard the whole year.

Academic Endeavour - Sonto Beqezi

Academic Endeavour - Sesona Zengetwa

Academic Endeavour - Faakirah Basadien

Academic Endeavour - Nicole Arendse

Academic Endeavour - Daniel Maneveld

Academic Endeavour - Luke Kitchin

Academic Endeavour - Taryn Schambacher

Academic Endeavour - Chanelle Smith

Academic Endeavour - Nicole McIver

Academic Endeavour - Taryn Preen

Prizes for the Top 5 Positions in the Grade (Average over 3 terms)

Position - Subject - Average % (over 3 terms) - Name

Position 5 - Subject: Arts & Culture - Average 80% - Maya Greyling

Position 4 - Subject: Afrikaans - Average 80,33% - Kiyan van Rensburg

Position 3 - Natural Sciences - Average 83,76% - Cullam Geyser

Position 2 - Average 84% - Maxine Beimel

Position 1 - Subjects: Economic Management Sciences; Social Sciences; Technology - Average 88% - Alison Green

GRADE 9

Prizes in individual Learning Areas

Economic Management Sciences - Fatima Ellemdeen

Xhosa - Asongezwa Sitwebile

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to candidates who display a work ethic that is to be admired. Well done to the following pupils who have managed to work conscientiously and hard for the entire year.

Academic Endeavour - Keanu Liltved

Academic Endeavour - Veli Mvandaba

Academic Endeavour - Kimberley Sher

Academic Endeavour - Nicole Horn

Academic Endeavour - Waleed Isaacs

Academic Endeavour - Dane Witten

Academic Endeavour - Luke Cassar

Academic Endeavour - Mikaela Liltved

Academic Endeavour and the prize for Arts and Culture - Emmanuelle Le Chat

Academic Endeavour and the prize for Mathematics (Shared) - Miguel Inocentes

Prizes for the Top 5 Positions in the Grade (Average over 3 terms)

Position 5 - Average 82% - Kathyrn Byrnes

Position 4 - Subjects: Social Sciences & Technology - Average 83% - Samantha Osner

Position 3 - Subject: Mathematics (shared) - Average 84% - Mayhew Steyn

Position 2 - Subjects: Afrikaans; Life Orientation (shared) - Average 86% - Ankia Visser

Position 1 - English; Natural Sciences; Mathematics (shared); Life Orientation (shared) - Average 87,7% - Andrea Colombo

GRADE 10

Prizes in individual Subjects

Afrikaans - Keaton Harris

Consumer Studies - Lucia Schlemmer

Computer Applications Technology (shared) - Aidan Kraak

Economics - Nicholas Ngcobo

Mathematical Literacy (shared) - Kate van Heerden

Xhosa - Desiree Kubheka

Computer Applications Technology (shared) & Mathematical Literacy (shared) - Jo Bremer

The following pupils all receive prizes for Academic Endeavour. They have all worked exceptionally hard this year and we are proud of their work ethic and diligence.

Academic Endeavour - Kieron van de Laar

Academic Endeavour - Kirsty van den Berg

Academic Endeavour - Githan Coopoo

Academic Endeavour - Kyle Phillips

Academic Endeavour - Matthew Osner

Academic Endeavour - Saphie Aboyami

Academic Endeavour and the prize for Visual Arts - Saskia Schuldig

Academic Endeavour and the prizes for Dance Studies & Dramatic Arts - Megan Davies

Prizes for Academic Excellence are awarded to candidates who maintained an average of 80% throughout the year.

Academic Excellence - Rebekka Vaisanen

Academic Excellence and the prize for Life Orientation (shared) and Life Sciences (shared) - Danielle van Duyn

Academic Excellence - and the prizes for Business Studies & History (shared) - Aaqib Simons

Prizes for the Top 5 Positions in the Grade (Average over 3 terms)

Position 4 Tie - Subjects: Music & Geography - Average 81,71% - Robin Sue Nicholas

Position 4 Tie - Subject: History (shared) - Average 81,71% - Tomas Bruce-Chwatt

Position 3 - Subject Accounting (shared) - Average 84,79% - Jessica Burger

Position 2 - Subjects Mathematics; English - Average 85,31% - Joel Berman

Position 1 - Subjects Physical Sciences; Accounting (shared), Life Orientation (shared), Life Sciences (shared) and the AWARD for the best Museum Project - Average 85,57% - Amy Burger

GRADE 11

Prizes in individual Subjects

Business Studies - Jade du Preeze

Geography - Konrad Komorowicz

Computer Applications Technology - Taylor Jackson

Mathematical Literacy - Alexander Meyer

Consumer Studies - Tanita Boswell

Xhosa - Sibahle Rawusana

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to the following pupils. These pupils are all very dedicated and exceptionally hard-working and all are a fine example to others.

Academic Endeavour - Davin Abramson

Academic Endeavour - Ken Mungai

Academic Endeavour - Alice Greyvensteyn

Academic Endeavour - Nikiwe Sigcu

Academic Endeavour - Devon Tangocci

Academic Endeavour - Carmello Puglia

Academic Endeavour - Alexa Conterio

Academic Endeavour - Reiner Monnig

Academic Endeavour - Kyra McKellar

Prizes for Academic Excellence are awarded to candidates who maintained an average of 80% throughout the year.

Academic Excellence - Georgia Brisco

Academic Excellence and the prize for Visual Arts - Esti Robbertze

Academic Excellence and the prize for History - Jerome Tangocci

Academic Excellence and the prizes for Physical Sciences & Accounting & Mathematics (shared) - Imran Mazema

Academic Excellence and the prizes for Music, Afrikaans & English - Nicholas Rous

Prizes for the Top 5 Positions in the Grade (Average over 3 terms)

Position 5: Average 84,29% - Adam Karp

Position 4: Average 84,33% - Anthony Cook

Position 3: Average 84,36% - Tim Schumann

Position 1 Tie: Subject: Mathematics(shared) - Average 86,76% - Ruben De Girardier

Position 1 Tie: Subjects: Life Sciences, Dramatic Arts, Economics & Life Orientation - Average 86,76% - Alex Mc Gregor

GRADE 12

Prizes in individual Subjects

Xhosa - Pinky Sibindi

Prizes for Academic Endeavour are awarded to the following pupils. We are very proud of these exceptionally hard-working and dedicated learners and wish them, together with the other Matrics well for the up-coming exams.

Academic Endeavour - Nicole Jenneke

Academic Endeavour - Amber Barson

Academic Endeavour - Sandiswa Bonkolo

Academic Endeavour - Savannah Stuart

Special Prize Winners

Progress in Xhosa in Gr 12 - Naydia Booi

Academic Progress in Grade 12 - Jessica Solomon

Victor Holloway Memorial Trophy for Art Appreciation - Ishaarah Arnold

Joanne Duggan Trophy for the Best Art Practical - Jemma Thorne

Winnie Thomson Trophy for the Best Creative Writer - Margot Davies

Academic Merit is awarded to candidates who achieved from 75% to 79% in the June and September Exams.

Academic Merit - Margot Davies

Academic Merit - Kelli Leibbrandt

Academic Merit - Jonty Clarke

Academic Merit and the prize for Computer Applications Technology - Ya’eesh Holiday

Academic Merit - Ruby Chomse

Academic Merit - Inessa Hoveka

Academic Merit - Mikaila Garces

Academic Merit - Lisa Dunenage

Academic Merit - Mikki Pace

Academic Merit and the subject prize for Consumer Studies - Leila Osato

Academic Merit and the subject prizes for Physical Sciences and Music - Jason Dionysopoulos

Academic Colours are awarded to candidates who obtained from 80% to 84% in the June and September Exams

Academic Honours are awarded to candidates who obtained 85% and more in the June and September Exams

Academic Colours and 10th in Grade and the subject prize for Economics - Peter van Staden

Academic Colours and 9th in Grade - Chelsea Mijlof

Academic Colours and 8th in Grade - Ebrahim Southgate

Academic Colours and 7th in Grade - and the subject prizes for History, Dramatic Arts

and Visual Arts - Hannah Massey

Academic Colours and 6th in Grade - and the subject prize for Business Studies - Julia Cassar

Academic Colours and 5th in Grade - and the prizes for Mathematical Literacy and

Life Orientation - Lani Wilson

Academic Colours and 4th in Grade - and the subject prizes for Life Sciences(shared) & Accounting - Kenya Addison

Top three Academics in Grade 12

Position 3rd in Grade: Nabeel Sima

- Academic Colours

- subject prize for Mathematics

- the Mary Jenner cup for Mathematics

- the Coopers and Lybrand Award for the best achievement in Mathematics and Accounting

Average 82,79%

Position 2nd in Grade: Nicola Soekoe

- Academic Colours

- subject prizes for English

- the Alice Jenner cup for English

Average 83,86%

Position 1st in Grade: Anri Robbertze

- Academic Honours and the subject prizes for Life Sciences (shared), Geography &

Afrikaans

- the George Weideman Memorial Trophy for Afrikaans

Average 86%

Friday, October 22, 2010

CBHS Nicola Soekoe's Celebration Speech - Oct '10

Good Evening Mr and Mrs Cassar, Mr and Mrs De Korte, teachers, parents, honoured guests and pupils of Camps Bay High School.

Now that my time at Camps Bay High School is coming to a rapid end, I have come to a conclusion. I believe that every teenager should spend some time at Camps Bay High School. Maybe a month, or a term, not a year - if we give them a year they’ll never leave! The reason I say this is that the Camps Bay High School corridors teach one something that I believe is impossible to imitate anywhere else in the world. You see when a stranger asks me about Camps Bay High, I say it’s amazing, wonderful, brilliant, but there’s just that one thing that I can’t describe. It’s so much more than anything any other school has to offer. It’s a unique quality: an energy, an undying spirit, a passion and devotion to our second home.

So where did this all start. Any ideas Mr Tucker?

Firstly there is Mr de Korte and the school governing body, who together put so much time and effort into ensuring that this school is a sea of opportunities for it’s pupils. Mr de Korte’s dedication and love for our school make it so easy for him to earn the huge amount of respect that we all have for him and the governing body dedicates hours of time behind the scenes to ensuring that we learn in the best environment possible.

Then there are our quirky and passionate teachers who, aside from being brilliant at their job, are also friends and role models to us all. Teachers like Mr Cawood who, no matter how much he screams at you, you can’t help but love his funny comments. Or the English department who get so drawn into our set works that it seems crazy to think this is probably the 17th time they’re reading each book.

Then there’s the ground staff. Always smiling and ever so helpful. Our school would collapse without you. Whether it be our new caretaker John, who happily goes without much sleep when performances and rehearsals are on at our school, or Mrs Motha, one of the sweetest and most loving women whom I have ever met. She will always greet you with a warming smile.

Then there are the pupils. What a crazy bunch. Wow! When I look at you guys, so many of my friends, so many that I have grown to love, I see the world. Amongst you there is so much potential not only to excel, but to shine. Because that is what Camps Bay High School allows you to do, to discover your passion and act as a beam of light radiating from the core which is this school. And the greatest part about it all is that no matter what you do while you are here, and no matter if you are extremely talented or in it for the fun, you can be certain that you will have the whole school behind you. 100%, cheering you on. Because that is how we do it here.

So put all those people together in one room, or should I say in beautiful one school overlooking the ocean, and there’s a good chance that something amazing will be born. It has been amazing. Even more so this year than ever before. At the beginning of the year I said a speech in assembly in which I said “This is it!’ 2010 is finally here, and it will be a year of greatness.” And it has. In sports, dedication and passion have lead to cases such as 16 year old Ntsika Shushu being chosen for the Western Province u19 cricket team. In culture, hours of practice and immense help from teachers have allowed Amanda Dyanti, who in grade eight was very shy and scared of performing, to, along with Cleo Raatus, win the overall best duologue in the international theatre and dance association eisteddfod. A huuuuge accolade. In academics Gerome Tangocci represented our School in Johannesburg at the national Eskom Science Expo, receiving a bronze medal. It is people like him who will one day save the world. This year alone, our school has more gold president award winners than we have had in total in our school’s history. Our school spirit has hit the top leaving Westerord High School unable to compete at our annual derby. Inter-house rivalry has skyrocketed ensuring mass participation IN EVERYTHING from inter-house plays to athletics days and recycling. Our pool has been renovated, which can only increase our already high standard of swimming and water polo. Our tuck-shop has had a makeover with the introduction of Ardi’s tuck café… Which might account for why all our school uniform looks a little tight on us tonight.

From the prefects side, besides our work on spirit, discipline and promoting sports achievers, first time events such as a prefect exchange with many different schools, attending the prefects ball, and hosting the Battle Of The Dance Crews have been awesome highlights. All in all it is easy to see how HUGE this year has been. We’ve done it… and looking at the up and coming leaders of our school I know that we will continue to soar to even greater heights with each progressive year.

To the Grade 8-11's. Make sure that when you’re sitting at Celebration for the last time, you’ve played your part in our schools greatness. The camps, the tours, the houses, the school plays, the spirit… Make sure that when you’re sitting here for the last time, your head is filled with memories You’ve got involved, you’ve loved, learnt, shared. Because your high school careers at Camps Bay High School can teach you so much more than what is learnt in the class room. If you let it, this school will give you an education that extends beyond any text book.

To the matrics. I care for you all and as I look around at our Grade, I see the most amazing people who are going to grow in to adults who are successful. Not necessarily in terms of monetary wealth, but in the best sense of the word in terms of happiness. .

To the governing body, the teachers, the prefects. Thank you fro giving me this opportunity. Your support and kindness has made my year into the best of my life.

To the pupils Thank you for giving Me, Julia and the rest of the prefect body a chance to lead you this year. You’re all the most amazing friends and your support throughout year has meant the world to me. Every day you all taught me what it is to be a leader. It hasn’t been easy, but nothing worth leading ever is, and it’s been a worthy and inspiring challenge. I hope that in some small way, the prefects of 2010 have lead and inspired you all to strive for the highest.

Nicola Soekoe

Head Prefect 2010

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

CBHS Cricket Tour to East London - Oct '10

Camps Bay Cricket 1st XI team left on tour on 23 September 2010 to East London. They played four games and unfortunately lost all, with the last one being an exciting T20 against Cambridge High School. The team enjoyed five days in East London, visiting the beachfront, the schools in the area and enjoying team spirit. Congratulations to Nsika Shushu and Kyle Horn for outstanding performances.

‹‹ view photo gallery here ››

CBHS Participates in 350.org - 11 Oct '10

On Monday 11 October at midday on Camps Bay beach, 160 grade 8’s (13 year olds) from Camps Bay High School walked the length of Camps Bay beach and left only one set of footprints to symbolise reduced environmental impact. They all walked down the beach in a long line stepping into each other's footsteps.

This event formed a small part of what looks to be the biggest, widest protest action the world has ever seen. On Sunday 10/10/10 (i.e. 10th October, 2010), in almost every country in the world, thousands of people gathered to make themselves heard on this matter.

Here we are on the 350.org website:

Monday, October 11, 2010

cbhs 3 golds at the presidents awards

Camps Bay High School was recognized at the British High Commissioner's residence in Bishops Court with a certificate (principal David de Korte holding it in picture) for their involvement in the program. This year we had 3 Gold Presidents awards recipients, of which we are very proud.

Back: Mr David de Korte (Principal), Jason Dionysopoulos, Nicholas Harvey. Front : Nicola Soekoe and Kirsten Mobsby (teacher)

CBHS Grade 9's Visit Holocaust Centre - Oct '10

In October, our Grade 9's visited the Holocaust Centre in town as part of their Social Science education.

More photos of this event on the Camps Bay High School photo site on Flickr ‹‹here››

Thursday, October 7, 2010

cbhs sports & culture awards 2010

SUMMER SPORTS

ATHLETICS

Noah Hoffmann Trophy - Victrix Ludorum - Junior

Cassidy JERRAM

Noah Hoffmann Trophy - Victor Ludorum - Junior

Mark BRIGHT

Mendelsohn Trophy - Victrix Ludorum - Senior

Tatiana INOCENTES

Sammie Morris Trophy - Victor Ludorum - Senior

Sheldon VAN ACKER

Best Athletic Performance

Shaquille WILLIAMS

Trophy for - Athletic Excellence

Shaun THOMAS

Ian Smith Trophy - Athlete of the Year

Nicholas NGCOBO

BASKETBALL

BOYS

Gilloway Trophy - Junior player of the Year

Caleb PHILANDER

Gilloway Trophy - Senior player of the Year

Benji MOKHINE

GIRLS

Trophy for - Junior Player of the Year

Khanyisa SIWENDU

Stanley Trophy – Senior Player of the Year

Naydia BOOI

CRICKET

Senior COLOURS

Ntsika SHUSHU

Robert Stephen Trophy - Cricketer of the Year

Kyle HORN

SWIMMING

Senior COLOURS

Tatiana INOCENTES

Kelli LEIBBRANDT

Wendy Way Cup - Girls Junior Swimmer of the Year

Ankia VISSER

Trophy - Boys Junior Swimmer of the Year

Alexander BJORKLUND

Hedges Cup - Girls Senior Swimmer of the Year

Tatiana INOCENTES

Wright Cup - Boys Senior Swimmer of the Year

Kurt FÜSCHER

TENNIS

BOYS

Craig Hawkins Trophy - Player of the Year

Elvin KANYERERE

GIRLS

Colleen Daly Trophy- Player of the Year

Esti ROBBERTZE

WATERPOLO

BOYS

Melnick Trophy - Player of the Year

Ike FORSYTH

GIRLS

EP Building Society Trophy – Player of the Year

Tatiana INOCENTES

WINTER SPORTS

BODY BOARDING

Trophy - Body Boarder of the Year

not awarded

CROSS COUNTRY

BOYS

Junior Cross Country Champion

Sufiyan MANSURI

Senior Cross Country Champion

Luqman AHMED

GIRLS

ZEPPEL FAMILY TROPHY – Junior Cross Country Champion

No award

ZEPPEL FAMILY TROPHY – Senior Cross Country Champion

No award

HOCKEY

BOYS

Baxter Julyan Trophy - Player of the Year

Jason DIONYSOPOULOS

GIRLS

Ansa Cronje Trophy - Junior Player of the Year

Danielle VAN ZYL

Bernstein Trophy - Senior Player of the Year

Esti ROBBERTZE

NETBALL

Cronjé Trophy - Junior Player of the Year

Jessica BURGER

Colleen McMinn Trophy - Player of the Year

Naydia BOOI

Demi VAN REENEN

RUGBY

Bo Wintle Trophy - Keenest Junior Player

Mark BRIGHT

Filante Trophy - Player of the Year

Ya’eesh HOLLIDAY

SOCCER

BOYS

Mike Morrow Trophy - Junior Player of the Year

Nicholas NGCOBO

Sport ‘n Surf Trophy - Player of the Year

Benji MOKHINE

GIRLS

Trophy: Junior Player of the Year:

Marcelle ESTERHUIZEN

Quick Print Trophy - Player of the Year

Mikaila GARCES

SQUASH

Copelowitz Trophy – Boys’ Player of the Year

Stephen HAGGLUND

SURFING

BOYS

Strong Trophy - Surfer of the Year

Nicholas PREEN

GIRLS

Strong Trophy - Surfer of the Year

Not awarded

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS - SPORT

(* awards come with citations)

TEAM OF THE YEAR*: Anthony Berman Trophy - Girls and Boys Team of the Year

U/19 Boys Waterpolo Team:

Ryan ANDERSEN

Tayan BRITTZ

Ike FORSYTH

Kurt FUSCHER

Stephen HAGGLUND

Miles HAMILTON

Matthew HARVEY

Nicholas HARVEY

Kyle HORN

Adam KARP

Cole KROHN

Jean MALAN

Kyle PHILLIPS

Nicholas PREEN

U/19 Girls’ Waterpolo Team:

Mikaila GARCES

Alex HARTOG

Jessica HOWES

Tatiana INOCENTES

Kelli LEIBBRANDT

Chelsea MIJLOF

Melissa RAATH

Nicola SOEKOE

Kate VAN HEERDEN

Danielle VAN DUYN

Lani WILSON

SPECIAL AWARD:

Kudu Floating Trophy for Excellence:

Nicholas HARVEY

SERVICE TO SPORT *: Dennis Abrahams Trophy
Not awarded

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP ON THE SPORTSFIELD*: Kleinsmith Shield

Kelli LEIBBRANDT

MOST DEDICATED SPORTSWOMAN: The Gordon Landau Award *

Lani WILSON

MOST DEDICATED SPORTSMAN:

The Derrick Booysen Memorial Award*:

Jean MALAN

GIRLS’ HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORT FOR THE YEAR *:

Reingold Trophy - Outstanding sporting achievement Girls

Julia CASSAR

BOYS’ HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORT FOR THE YEAR*:

Rudi Constantine Koubouvec Trophy - Outstanding sporting achievement Boys

Ntsika SHUSHU

SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR* Trophy -

Tatiana INOCENTES

SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR* Trophy -

Benji MOKHINE

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CULTURE AWARDS

CHESS

TROPHY: Player of the Year:

Konrad KOMOROWICZ

SCIENCE EXPO

Pro Excellencia:

Jerome TANGOCCI

Special Award

Keaton HARRIS

ART

Most Promising Artist

Esti ROBBERTZE

Most Innovative Artist

Jemma THORNE

O'HAGAN AWARD: Exceptional Ability and Consistency in ART

Ishaarah ARNOLD

DANCE

The Celebrity Services Africa Trophy: Aspiring Choreographer

Megan DAVIES

The Celebrity Services Africa Trophy: Most Promising Dancer

Angelique HARRISON

DRAMA

Langman Trophy - Service to Drama

Cleo RAATUS

The Ina BERNITZ Memorial Award: Best Performance Piece

Cleo RAATUS and Amanda DYANTYI

Matric Class Trophy - Best Actor/Actress

Alex McGREGOR

MUSIC

Karin Maas Trophy (New Award) – Achievement in Music Composition

Ruben DE GIRARDIER

Nick Myburgh Trophy (New Award) – Service to Popular and Contemporary Music Scene at CBHS

The VILLAGE IDIOTS

Elain Boschers Trophy - Progress in Music - Most Promising Junior Musician

Kathryn BYRNES

Gillian Rubin Trophy - Most outstanding performance in Music

Iman ADAMS

PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS – CULTURE

(* award comes with a citation)

DRAMA

In Honoure *

Alex McGREGOR

MUSIC

In Honoure *

Anele MHLAHLO

RALPH ROSEN CUP*

Involvement in all spheres of culture -

Jason DIONYSOPOULOS

VIRGINIA OOSTHUIZZEN TROPHY*

Most outstanding performance in Creative Arts -

Anele MHLAHLO

Friday, October 29, 2010

CBHS Newsletter 4 - Oct '10

CBHS With Remix Dance - Oct '10

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

CBHS Nicola Soekoe - Valedictory Speech - Oct '10

Saturday, October 23, 2010

CBHS Celebration Prize Winners - Oct '10

Friday, October 22, 2010

CBHS Nicola Soekoe's Celebration Speech - Oct '10

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

CBHS Cricket Tour to East London - Oct '10

CBHS Participates in 350.org - 11 Oct '10

Monday, October 11, 2010

cbhs 3 golds at the presidents awards

CBHS Grade 9's Visit Holocaust Centre - Oct '10

Thursday, October 7, 2010

cbhs sports & culture awards 2010

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