CPC annual magazine 2013 2014

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CHRISTIAN PROGRESSIVECOLLEGE2013/2014 Annual Magazine

Success comes from GOD

THE AGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Award winning learners & EDUCATORS

Introducing tablets in the classroom at Chr i s t ian P rogresss i ve Col lege

Congratulat ions Kgomotso Mamunyani You make al l of us at CPC very p roud

C H R I S T I A N P R O G R E S S I V E C O L L E G E

S c h o o l A n t h e mCPC

Christian Progressive in your Hallowed Hall, We learn to love the Lord on high, Withstand Satan without fail at all, Forgive, have mercy, Lord our cry.

Lord make our school a blessed place, Of love, compassion and grace.

Where vessels full of knowledge bring, Honour and glory to our King!

Students remember always to serve, Your fellow man who is in need.

Reflect goodness in the lives you live“Success comes from God” our creed.

Lord make our school a blessed place, Of love, compassion and grace.

Where vessels full of knowledge bring, Honour and glory to our King!

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The mission of a school will determine its institutional direction...Director’s Direction

The top learners in Grade 12 have achieved academic excellence . . .The Tip of the Top

Well done to you all. Continue reaching for the stars and separating yourselves . . .A Cut Above the Rest

There are several transitions in a learner’s life in school, some of high importance ...It’s not Goodbye, It’s Farewell

2013 was a hectic year, but with strong hardworking and professional educators ...High School Grades

Success comes from God” (Proverbs 22 vs 6) is our motto ...Primary School Grades

The benefits of sports as part of the education process and in achieving this goal are abundant ...The Champions

Music is part of our lives whether we realise it or not. Here at CPC, we love and appreciate ...Choir Power

The importance of diversity in schools is that it promotes adaptation to multi-culturalism ...Children around the world

What a lucky day Thursday the 13th of June turned out to be for some elderly guests of Christian ...From our Hearts

What is mathematics? Mathematics reveals hidden patterns that help us understand the world ...Science Spark

Christian Progressive College would like to thank the Zwartkop Golf Club ...CPC Golf Day

What makes a good teacher? Like all good recipes, the ingredients for a teacher’s ...At the Top of their GameWhen the top learners in the Gauteng province were announced in December of ...In the News @ CPC

As I began my new assignment (‘Raise the bar’) at the beginning of August ...Raise the Bar

Writing this item for the school magazine, I feel like a contestant in mastermind ...Principal’s Office

Information Technology has the power to dramatically remake schooling, raising performance ...Technology & Learning

When we choose friends, we have to choose wisely. Some might be angels . . .Creative Voices

Train up a child in the way he should go,And when he is old ...CPC in photos

Christian Progressive College is proud and excited to announce the beginning of ...CPC Sports Academy

After 12 years of dedication and hard work. Farewell class of 2013 ...Class of 2013

The Bible says, “God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son ...God loves me


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DIRECTOR’S DIRECTIONThe mission of a school will determine its insti-tutional direction, but the core values of that school will shape the culture of the school community. We believe that by promoting and teaching moral courage, personal responsibility, proactive kindness, and intellectual purpose we will, within a matter of time, create a culture and climate that will to a greater degree than ever before “inspire in each student the curiosity to learn, the self-confidence to lead, and the compas-sion to serve.”

RESPECT

SCHOOL PRIDE

COMMITMENT

INTEGRITY

MR. PADDY KHELO

O ne of the challenges facing all independent schools world-wide is that of affordability.

How do we continue offering the out-standing education for which we have become renowned and keep it within the reach of boys and girls who would benefit most from such an education? We at Christian progressive college are approaching this chal-lenge with our characteristic positive attitude combined with ingenuity and hard work. We are positive because we are convinced that deserving learners regardless of race, creed or culture, from all walks of life will continue to be part of the Christian Progressive College fabric of the future. We recognize that it is not the School’s place to shape the character of its students without the active support of parents; but their support is more likely to be forthcoming if the School delineates those “core values” that are at the heart of Christian progressive

college. We have always been a school that has “walked with kings yet kept the common touch” and we wish to remain so. The CPC top achievers bur-sary was established to address the task of funding various worthy proj-ects within the school. These range from bursaries, best Christian character, scholarships for top students, many of whom are from needy families, to capital projects necessary to keep the school at the forefront of educational innovation. We have also embarked on a campaign to identify and build great sports men and women of our times under the banner of CPC Sports Academy and we’ve reaped great results already, we appeal to existing pupils, staff members, parents, as well as old boys and girls, friends of the school and corporate are invited to support This noble couse as we ven-ture into the future.

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TECHNOLOGY LEARNING

nformation Technology has the power to dramatically remake schooling, raising performance while poten-tially simultaneously cutting costs. The inclusion

of technology in the process of learning makes learning an enjoyable activity, thus inviting greater interest from learners. As the leading school in Pretoria Central, Christian Progressive College is proud and honoured to announce an exciting and extraordinary development in access to IT for our learners. This development is in line with the Department of Basic Education’s vision 2025 mandate to integrate IT into every aspect of learning and teaching. CPC, Teljoy and Google have partnered to develop a package that will help your child access the power of tablet technology. Tel joy provide the devices on the versatile android platform, and google provides the platform from which books and other curriculum resources can be downloaded. Globally, the impact of technology in school has been thoroughly researched and documented, and South Africa, as a developing country, is also on track to plugging

into the many advances in technology available in first world countries. Recently, The city of Tshwane embarked on a trail-blazing project to make Wi-Fi available to residents of the City. Making the announcement in the council chambers in Centurion on 15 August 2013, Executive Mayor Kgosientso Ramokgopa said free Wi-Fi internet connectivity would pro-vide opportunities for people in previously disadvantaged areas to access information and research.

The honour-able mayor added that “We want to say to the young people that it is possible to access infor-mation and participate in the mainstream of the economy.” At CPC, we believe that if educa-tion is about knowl-edge and intellectual skills, then information technology lies at the heart of it all in an information economy.

We have only just begun this transition, however; there is no doubt that schools will eventually look very different to what they do today. We are infinitely proud to be among some of the early adopters of tablets in the classroom in South Africa, and look forward to seeing our learners reap the full benefits of this development.

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riting this item for the school magazine, I feel like a contestant in Mastermind. You see, as the principal of this college, I am expected to have

all the right answers ready if any parent should ask me, and I have to address any concerns that you may have. I have to convince you that the schooling we offer is excellent and ideal for your child. I have no difficulty in doing so because I believe that at Christian progressive col-lege we offer an education that is second to none. Our 99% Matric pass rate of last year and other examination and sport results speak for themselves. We are now in 3rd place out of 54 high schools in Tshwane West (not even counting another 100 or so primary schools which we have outdone too.) But this only tells half of the story. As parents you will want the best possible for your child in the broadest sense of the word. So as well as offering a wide range of subjects, we also have many extras to help your child to develop to his full potential. Malcolm S Forbes said “ Education’s purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one”. That is particularly true in the changing world of today. Technology is moving at a frightening speed and we have to move with it. The career choices that our children will face will be bewildering ones and so we have to ensure that they are open minded and adaptable. Now, that is not in any school book...in the curriculum. It is however something that we take very seriously here at Christian progressive college. We want to ensure that when your child is faced with various career decisions, they will be a position to move from one career to the next if necessary. To do that, they must have a broad rounded education. We pride ourselves on the standard of our teachers and our administrative staff. We also realize though, that our children educate themselves through their interaction with each other, and merely by living. They are influenced greatly by the media and. As you are all aware, that is not always for the better. We try to teach them to evaluate all information that they get, and indeed our teachers attend many courses to enable them to understand these trends. Some things however, never change. Principles and

ethics are among those. We try to ensure that our pupils arehelped to understand the difference between going with the flow and standing up for their beliefs. We try to encour-age them to have the courage of their convictions where applicable. It is also important to us to encourage them to practice their religion and live by its precepts. Above all, we like to challenge our learners to do their best academically and otherwise. We recognize however, that not all of them are going to be exceedingly academically inclined or become professors. That is not important. What is important is that their potential is realized whatever that potential might be. There is no parent who hasn’t had to ask the question why. Real education is about exactly that; ensuring that the learners keep asking questions all their lives. Put simply, our learners are as important to us as your own children are to you.

Dr FRIK BESTER

Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6

PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE

WHY CHRISTIAN PROGRESSIVE COLLEGE

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s I began my new assignment (‘Raise the bar’) at the beginning of August 2013, I was filled with excitement and my head was buzzing with

controversial ideas. I met with the matric prefects, who were quick to let me know about the many advantageous at CPC. Apart from being taught by dedicated staff members, the pupils were grateful for being exposed to different opportunities in which to acquire knowledge, experience and skills. One pupil valued CPC as the bridge to his musical adventure in the brass band. The school motto, Success comes from God, led to many questions and thought provoking discussions. What is success? If you believe in God, does that faith guarantee your success? How does God view success? The last ques-tion proved to be the most challenging one. Looking at the Scriptures, God calls us to love everyone and to live in peace and harmony with one another. His joy is our strength and His grace and mercy is sufficient and new for us every day. For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. Jeremiah 29:11 Sir Winston Churchill has the following to say about success: “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” and “Success is never final. Failure is never fatal. Courage is what counts.” These words of wisdom encourage us to strive for success and excellence in our daily lives. How progressive is our school? Educators who arrange extra lessons and school work camps in order to provide the youngsters with that extra edge needed in examination conditions are rare to find. Yet, at CPC the

teachers go out of their way to facilitate the learning expe-rience to the fullest. On the academic front the teachers were proactive in arranging extra lessons in order to maxi-mize the educational input. 2013 was filled with many enjoyable and memo-rable projects and events such as educational tours, sports activities, athletics, camps, music competitions, school con-certs and farewell functions. In line with our progressive forward thinking, the matrics were allowed to have their farewell function at an outside venue. What a thrilling occasion it was to see our scholars dressed to the nines and looking cool and confident in fashionable evening wear! At the annual concerts the school musicians, danc-ers and performers were applauded for their tiptop shows. The Go Green project initiated by one of the teachers alert-ed everyone to the responsibility placed upon each person to take care of Mother Earth. Maths games for the primary school involving new technology, as well as spelling and poetry festivals were all part of the year’s focus. During November a golf day was held at Swartkop Country club. Some grade ten pupils accompanied us on this outing and it proved to be great fun and of value to all concerned. The money that was raised was spent on purchasing additional teaching aids and adding pizzazz to the foundation phase classrooms. Reaching the end of another year leaves one with a feeling of accomplishment as well as excitement for the year ahead. Equipped with greater insight we look forward to approach 2014 with an even more determined approach to focus on God, who provides us with the ability and opportunities to achieve success.

RAISE THE BAR

OPPORTUNITIES

ENTHUSIASM

ACCOMPLISHMENT

COURAGE

MS. SALLIE FRANKS

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When the top learners in the Gauteng

province were announced in December

of 2013, none could have been as happy

as CPC’s very own Kgomotso Mamonyane.

Kgomotso joined CPC 13 years ago as

a little boy in grade 0, and blossomed

through the grades to this momentous

achievement.

He achieved top learner status

in the Tshwane West District of Pretoria,

by scoring 6 distinctions on his certificate,

and topped it off by earning an incredible

100% for mathematics.

The year could not have started

off any better for Kgomotso when he and

his parents were invited to join top gov-

ernment officials including the premier

of Gauteng Ms. Nomvula Mokonyane, the

MEC for education Ms. Barbara Creecy and

none other than our esteemed mayor Mr.

Kgosientsho Ramokgopa in celebration.

These were special occasions

for the top achievers, with inspirational

speeches from various speakers, and they

walked away with various gifts.

Christian Progressive College

achieved fantastic results in 2013, with

98.1% pass rate for matric. Well above the

district average, the Gauteng average and

the national average.

A special well done to Mr. Makore

who offers maths for grades 10 to 12. He

achieved 100% pass for maths with 12 out

of 38 matriculants earning between 80%

and 100% in his maths class of 2013. Mr

Makore’s class was awarded a gold medal

for this achievement, following the suc-

cess of the 2012 class with a silver medal,

and the 2011 class with a bronze.

They have put in the hard work

and doors are now open for them. The

top accolades at CPC were achieved by

Kgomotso Mamonyane, as well Tasha

Khoza, who also achieved 6 distinctions.

Kgomotso is off to the University of

Pretoria to study towards an engineering

qualification and Tasha is off to the uni-

versity of Cape Town to study towards a

medical degree.

Congratulations to you all, and

may the wings of our Lord cover you, and

His light and truth show you the way.

In The News CPCTOP LEARNER IN TSHWANE WEST

COMING IN 2014

Years of hard work have finally paid off for Kgomotso Mamunyane of CPC

The Youth Talk Show

making news

High School years are the most important

and most memorable time in a young per-

son’s life. It is during these years that teens

develop into the young men and women

that they aspire to be in their future. Young

people discover and express themselves

among their peers in an environment that

is meant to both educate them and chal-

lenge them.

Nonetheless, teens are still

expected to negotiate the challenges of

life like everyone else, such as career prepa-

ration, skills development, HIV/AIDs, sex

and sexuality, peer pressure, drugs and

alcohol, pregnancy, social and psychological

issues, parents, poverty, death, relationships,

religion, politics, and many others.

These may be life challenges, but

they are especially difficult for teens to

negotiate because of poor skills, lack of

information and limited resources.

TYTS is a youth talk show which

is presented by teens talking about issues

that affect teens and coming up with solu-

tions together as teens.

The objective of the show is to inspire,

inform, and motivate teens into positive

action.

Moreover, teens are given an

opportunity to not only share the challeng-

es that they face, but also receive support

from their peers.

Gauteng premier Ms. Nomvula Mokonyane with CPC leaner Kgomotso Mamunyane

TOP LEANER CPC MEDIAWANT A TAb?Congratulations to Kgomotso Mamunya-ne. The future looks very bright for you.

Using the power of technology to make the learning expri-ence richer.

Talent is a gift from God. We encourage those who have it to use it.

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Christian Progressive College prides itself

for meeting the multiple needs of the

diverse students who go to shcool there.

This lead to a working partner-

ship with Bonjou Media, an end to end

media production and publishing com-

pany, which currently operates from the

premises. This partnership was inspired by

the need for not only a great education by

the learners and their parents, but also an

outlet for their creativity, and a platform

through which to practice their talents.

Bonjou Media has a mandate to

produce material that is both eduation-

al and entertaining, thus promoting the

school, helping foster relationships with

organisations that have an interest in the

wellbeing of our teens, and grooming tal-

ent among the learners at CPC and other

schools.

There are several projects

already off the ground such as the record-

ing of a hip hop album for Levitation, and

of course the annual magazine.

All services provided by Bonjou

Media learners are either free, or attract

a very low fee to indicate commitment

from the side of the learners. Some of the

services include:

• Artist management

• Providing recording studio facilities

• Recording music albums

• Music videos

Exciting projects that are in the pipeline

for 2014 include The Youth Talk Show

(also featured here) and a school drama

series. Both of these shows are anticipated

to air on national TV in the near future.

We also look forward to the quizz

league which is due to start in primary

school. This will explore numeracy, spell-

ing, creative writting and general knowl-

edge.

If you have a story to tell or a

project you would like to do, call William

to discuss. William: 082 621 1885

CELEBRATING 16 YEARS OF SERVICE

INTRODUCING BONJOU MEDIA

Our learners and their colleagues

from other schools are invited to come

and join the team. Various interests are

welcome. Presenters, actors, production

assistants, director’s assistants, writers, sto-

rytellers and many more. Come and share

your story. We know that you are not alone

in your experiences.

We can already feel the excite-

ment and anticipation in the air. For all who

are interested, get in touch with Mr. William.

16 years ago, Christian Progressive College

opened its doors to its very first learners.

At the same time Ms F Motsodisa joined

the team, and has been a welcome, and

significant part of it since.

Ms Motsodisa is from

Hamanskraal, and has two children, and

one grandson. She reflects with a smile

how Paddy and Damali, the Directors of

CPC, have become like family to her, even

helping her with some of the life challeng-

es that she has experienced.

Ms Motsodisa has seen CPC grow

from a small school that was working hard

to meet the diverse needs of its learners,

to one of the best achieving schools in

the city. One thing she appreciates, is the

love and respect that she feels among her

colleagues.

She has a strong love of children, perhaps

that explains her dedication. Ms Motsodisa

says she has seen most of them grow up,

and wants them to keep their “Respect for

people.”

For everyone at CPC, her prayer is

that God will keep us, and grant us more

years together.”

Growing together

Grooming talent

MOTSODISA , F


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AT THE TOP OF THEIR GAME INSPIRING THE FUTURE

In 2013, our very own educators were recognised and rewarded by the Department of Education for their dedication and commitment to the education of our learners, and their contribution to nurturing a better South Africa.

Mr Florent Marie Mofo WambaMr Mofo has been teaching at CPC since

2008 from Cameroon, where he complet-

ed his primary and high school as well as

a BSc degree in Physical Science at the

University of Dschang. He was awarded

with a bronze medal for 100% pass rate in

maths literacy.

Mr Vincent YenikaMr Yenika started his education in

Cameroon and graduated with a BSC hon-

ours degree in Biochemistry from the

University of Buea. He started his teaching

career at CPC in 2009. He was awarded

a bronze medal in District 15 for Life

sciences

Mr Mutsai MakoreMr. Makore graduated high school in Zim,

and earned his Bachelor of Science degree

with honours in Mathematics. He has been

teaching maths at CPC since 2008. He was

awarded a silver medal in District 15 for

mathematics.

Those who educate children well are more to be honored than they who produce them; for these only gave them life, those the art of living well.” - Aristotle

hat makes a good teacher? Like all good recipes, the ingredients for a

teacher’s success in the classroom are simple, easy to follow, and allow for

personal interpretation to enhance the result. A good teacher helps the

child realize his / her strengths and encourages and challenges the student to learn

through those strengths.

Good teaching is an act of generosity, a craft that may grow with practice, and

is always risky business. It comes from the integrity of the teacher and from his / her

relation to the subject and learners.

Congratulations Mr Makore, Mr Mofo and Mr Yenika. You have blessed our

leaners with knowledge and success. You have given them strength and confidence

and made them better human beings. We consider ourselves blessed to have you as

associates, colleagues and friends.

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CPC GOLF

DAYThank you Zwartkop Golf Club for helping us raise funds of love, kind-ness and understanding

hristian Progressive College would like to thank

the Zwartkop Golf Club and its patrons for their

generocity and hospitality. For the first time, CPC

reached out to the broader Pretoria community through

a gold day, thus affording more prominent members the

opportunity to give back.

Like the day was made for the occassion, it was

a stunning day for the golfers on the green. Although our

learners are no competition for the seasoned players, they

were still there showing their support and appreciation.

CPC managed to raise a good amount of money,

that will go towards building a library for learners, as well as

adding to the educational equipment that the learners need.

Going forward, this is an activity that CPC will con-

tinue with. “We don’t all have equal means, and every little

bit counts towards investing in the future of our children.”

says Ms Damali.

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hat is mathematics? Mathematics reveals hidden patterns that help us understand the world around us. Now, much more than arith-

metic and geometry, mathematics today is a diverse dis-cipline that deals with data, measurements, and observa-tions from science; with inference, deduction, and proof; and with mathematical models of natural phenomena, of

SCIENCE SPARK

MATHEMATICS

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

CAT

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” - Carl Sagan

MATHEMATICS

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human behavior, and of social systems. More than the logic and symmetry of mathemat-ics, it contains a beauty that when J.W.N. Sullivan speaks of it says, “Mathematics, as much as music or any other art, is one of the means by which we rise to a complete self-consciousness. The significance of Mathematics resides precisely in the fact that it is an art; by informing us of the nature of our own minds it informs us of much that depends on our minds.” If you think we are always serious, you haven’t heard any of my jokes: Q: What does the zero say to the the eight? A: Nice belt! Q: What happened to the plant in math class? A: It grew square rootsTeacher: Why are you doing your multiplication on the floor? Student: You told me not to use tables

See you in math class ... and extra lessonsMr M Makore

hysical science is one of the learning areas which has developed very positively at Christian Progressive College under the educator Mr. Ziso J.

Primarily, we are much concerned about learners perfor-mance and pass rate. The practical application of the learnt material is one of our main priorities in this discipline. To improve results, we engage learners in morning and after-noon classes to enhance effective learning. We also engage in physical science educational trips to different places and universities. This helps us a lot with our practical skills and a deeper understanding of the subject itself. Through this exercise, learners are exposed to a wide range of scientific knowledge, let alone giving them insight into the importance of science to the world.

Mr. Mofo

lectrical Technology unlocks a world of potential opportunity to any learner taking the subject. It is easy and relatively cheap to set up

and operate an electrical/electronic/digital workshop from home for the purposes of starting a business or to practice

a hobby for personal gain. At CPC we provide learners with theory and practi-cal lessons through simulations and projects. Electrical Technology gives learners study opportu-nities in the following fields:

• Electrical filter technician • Electrical / electronic engineering• Electrical draughts• Auto electrician• Radio or cellphone technician• PLC programmer• Computer technician • Digital / software engineer

Mr Ziso

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

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science/ˈsʌɪəns/

noun: Science

The intellectual and practical activ-

ity encompassing the systematic study

of the structure and behaviour of the

physical and natural world through

observation and experiment.



hat a lucky day Thursday the 13th of June turned out to be for some elderly guests of Christian Progressive College! They were invit-

ed by the schools foundation phase (Grade R-3) to a morn-ing of song and dance. Having weathered the blistering cold that morning, they were treated to hot beverages and delicious cookies. Grandmas and grandpas from all over Pretoria were invited. The VIP’s being the elderly from the Leratong old age home in Soshanguve. The oldest guest was ninety nine years old and she received a special award and gift from the learners. The old age home also received grocery hampers which the learners themselves had collected over the pre-vious few months. Each guest received a little gift to make them feel special and a tasty hot meal was served to every-one at lunch. The manager of Leratong said the next day: “thank

you Christian Progressive College, you made us feel like kings and queens. International Mandela Day on the 18th of July pro-vided another opportunity for our young leaners to extend a hand of generosity to our community. The idea of Mandela Day was inspired by Nelson Mandela at his 90th birthday celebrations in London’s Hyde Park in 2008 when he said: “It is time for new hands to lift the burdens. It is in your hands now.” All people’s of the world are encouraged to give at least 67 minutes of their time on that day. A representation of the 67 years that Nelson Mandela spent fighting the battle for human rights on our behalf. All of us at CPC feel so blessed to be able to serve our community in such a heartfelt way, and share with our learners the joy of giving to those who are less fortunate, or less able than ourselves.

FROM OUR

HEARTSMANDELA DAY

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY

Appreciating the plight of our neibour, and giving back to the community

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he importance of diversity in schools is that it pro-motes adaptation to multi-culturalism in education which leads to a society without discrimination.

Diversity eradicates superiority and prejudice tendencies from society. The young learners at CPC embraced multi-culturalism by celebrating the diverse cultures of the children of the world, with presentations on different cultural wear and culturally influ-enced performances. There was a lot of laughter, a lot of screaming, but more importantly, the learners left having learnt that their neighbour’s culture is just as rich and diverse and their own. Our sincere wish is that more than anything, the learners went away loving their neighbour as they do themselves.

CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD

It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.” - Maya Angelou

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usic is part of our lives whether we realise it or not. Here at CPC, we love and appreciate the learners who take part in the band and in the

choir, where they pique our interest with their art, and warm our hearts with their notes. The band at CPC has been operating for 10 years, and has seen remarkable growth over the years. To the band members, this is not just an extra mural activity, but a family away from home. The band has participated in numerous activities over the years, such as the welcoming of the 2010world cup, performing at corporate events and Marching alongside police against substance abuse and police kill-ings. In 2013, under the guidance of the band master Brian Boucher, the band participated in the National Orchestra Competition against other schools across the country, where in the marching band sections they achieved 3rd position overall.

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The school choir was started in 2012 under the guidance of music teacher and conductor Mandla Ntlhatlane. The choir certainly started with a bang and have already achieved multiple accolades. In 2012, they won second position in the District 15 competitions, and in 2013 won 3rd place in the regional competitions. The choir also achieved gold certifi-cate and silver certificate in UNISA competitions. We can’t wait to see you all in your splendour in 2014.

The man that hath no music in himself. Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds. Is fit for treasons, stratagems and spoils; The motions of his spirit are dull as night. And his affections dark as Erebus:Let no such man be trusted. Mark the music- Lorenzo from The Merchant of Venice (Act V, Scene 1): William shakespear



To keep the body in good health is a duty... otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear” - Buddha

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THE CHAMPIONS...The goal of high school is to ed-ucate our young people so that they may become productive cit-izens, over and above achieving great academic accolades

he benefits of sports as part of the education process and in achieving this goal are abundant and sometimes beyond quan-tification. Anderson:2012 cites in his research that “Girls who

compete in sports get better grades, graduate at a higher rate and have more confidence. The vast majority avoid unplanned pregnancies, drugs, obesity, depression, and suicide.” Moreover, it has been found that in the workplace, athletes bring to the table discipline, teamwork, a drive for success, the desire to be held accountable and a willingness to have their performance measured. The more immediate benefits of participating in school sports for learners include:

• Weight control• Problem-solving skills• Self-esteem• Social competence• Academic Achievement

At CPC, we encourage our learners to participate in sports, respect themselves and their teams, and play to win! The sporting codes that are available include soccer, rugby, netball, track and field, swimming, chess and others.

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Ms. VORSTER , M Ms. CHIRORO , LMr. TSVARAI , C

Ms. MOKOENA , I Ms. MATLALA , BMs. MUFANDAIDZA , J

Ms. MAKORE , V Ms. MATAMBO , CMs. HOSE , I

Mr. DE WIT , C Mr. GEORGE , BMr. CHINODA , C

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uccess comes from God” (Proverbs 22 vs 6) is our motto. Yes it’s true and

we have experienced true success in Foundation Phase in the previous years. Our Phase has been grow-ing from strength to strength every year. Currently our numbers have increased to two hundred and eighty learners from Grade R – 3. Meaning that the number of educators has increased as well to eight to balance the teacher pupil ratio. The manage-able size of classes and the hygienic family based atmosphere are excel-lent for staff morale, ensuring long service and strongly committed edu-cators. This promotes delivery of quality education in its totality to our children and this is evident in our academic achievements, educational excursions, excellent performance in sports and other curriculum activi-ties as well as in our children’s moral behavior. We adopted child –centered

education to maximize each and every learner’s potential and we aim to produce 100% ability in speak-ing, reading and writing skills in all learning areas as well as in computer skills. Foundation Phase takes pride in talented children who are in the School Brass Band, (Langelihle Mahlangu and Blessing Vilakazi). We also appreciate the hard work by all our Phase Prefects under the lead-ership of Batjhoboke Maphosa and Kgabo Makgakga to maintain disci-pline and order in the phase. Last but not least I would like to congratulate all the educators for hard work and the spirit of team work: Mrs Deerling (Grade R), Mrs Mokoena (Grade 1A), Mrs Matambo (Grade 1B), Mrs Vorster (Grade 1C), Miss Matlala (Grade 2A), Mrs Mufandaidza (Grade 3A) and Miss Chiwara (Grade 3B). Thank you

Ms. L Chiroro (HOD)

PRIMARYSCHOOL GRADES

LEADERSHIP

GREAT EDUCATORS

PRIDE

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Ms. VAN DER WESTHUIZEN , N

Mr. NDLOVU , ZMr. MAIMELA , DMs. DE JAGER , E



013 was a hectic year, but with strong hardworking and professional educa-

tors, we managed to conquer. The grade 12 results were 99% pass rate in 2012 and 98% pass rate in 2013. The results dropped by a single percentage point, however, when comparing the two, it is clear that the quality of results was higher in 2013. The Gauteng result was a pass rate of 87%, while nationally it was 78%, meaning that CPC topped both. We have started to work even harder this year. We have a programme in place where learners will attend lessons every afternoon from 2:30 to 16:00 and there is also a programme that will see learners use their holiday time to put themselves in the best position to excel this year. During the holidays, both teachers and learners will attend educational camps organised by the school. The main purpose of this is that we need to finish the syllabus

during the June holidays, which leaves us ample time to prepare for evalu-ations. This was we can help reduce the amount of pressure that learners experience when preparing for exams. We would like to thank every-one who has supported us in achieving the successes that we have enjoyed thus far. We would also like to appeal for even more support in this year since we aim to achieve a pass rate of 100% as 2014 is CPC’s year. To our esteemed educators, you have set the bar high. Now the challenge is to reach and exceed the standard. We are confident that we can expect only the best from you. To the parents of our learn-ers, we are honoured that you have entrusted us with the education of your children. Rest assured that we care about their success as much as you do. Stay blessed

Mr. Malope M.D

HIGHSCHOOL GRADES

76 DISTINCTIONS

50 BACHELORS

44 DIPLOMAS

6 HIGHER CERTIFICATES

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Mr. MAKORE , M Ms. MAPURISA , M Mr. MOFO-WAMBA , F

Mr. MALOPE , M

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Mr. CHINGOVO , T Mr. ARREY , JMr. DU PLESSIS , L

Mr. YENIKA , V Mr. MAKONDO , DMr. MUTHUSI , S

Ms. RADINGWANA , R Mr. NYENGERAI , MMs. RAMALEKANA , F

Ms. SMIDT , D Ms. SEKELE , MMr. MUNJOMA , K



here are several transitions in a learner’s life in school, some of high importance, and some that come and go unnoticed.

None, are as exciting and pregnant with hope as the transition between primary and high school, and even more so, the end of the school career marked by the matric dance. It is in this spirit that CPC takes pride in pulling out all the stops to celebrate these important moments in our young learners’ lives. At CPC, we don’t roll out the red carpet only for the matric dance, we do the same for our Grade 7 learn-ers going to high school. On the 30th August 2013, the Grade 7 class cele-brated their farewell with much fanfare, performances and awards. The lovely Grade 6 learners, dressed in black with a touch of red, chipped in to make the occasion even more special.

The young men and women were full of excite-ment and some entertained their colleagues “007”style. The matric dance night is a night that all Grade 12 young ladies and gents dream about the entire year, and is usually filled with glitz and glamour. The build-up starts long before invitations are issued, with fundraising, finding

a date and finally, many hours of shopping for the perfect outfit. All thanx go to the teachers who were involved in organising the evenings. Ms. Nelia van der Merwe, Ms. Felicity Ramalekana, Ms. Pulane Malatji and others; Your dedication to the all-round wellbe-ing of our learners does not go unnoticed. To all the learners who man-

aged to come, you have shown yourselves to be ready for the next phase of your lives. Emrace it and go MAD. From delicious meals, to delicate desserts. From motivational speeches, to rocking it out on the dance floor. The nights were all that was expected and more…

IT’S NOT GOODBYE...IT’S FAREWELL

FAREWELL EVENINGS FOR

GRADE 7 AND GRADE 12

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Our children are the rock on which our future will be built,our greatest asset as a nation. They will be the leaders of ourcountry, the creators of our national wealth, those who care for and protect our peo-ple” - Mr Nelson Mandela



If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as Mi-chaelangelo painted, or Bee-thoven composed music or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heav-en and earth will pause to say, ‘Here lived a great street sweeper who did his job well.”

- Martin Luther King Jr

G r a d e 1 2 : M A M U N YA N I , K G O M O T S O

G r a d e 5M A M U N YA N I , T I E S E T S O

G r a d e 9M O S I A , I K A H E N G

M K O N T O

G r a d e 8M L A N G E N I , L E B O H A N G

Well done to you all. Continue reaching for the stars and separating yourselves from your peers.

TOP LEARNERS IN EACH GRADE

A CUT ABOVE THE REST

G r a d e 7M A S E K O , M B A H L E N H L E

G r a d e 6M ATJ O K O TJ A , V I C T O R I A

G r a d e 1 0L E F O K A , L E T H A B O

G r a d e 1 1T S O D Z O , P AT R I C I A

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A CUT ABOVE THE RESTTHE TIP OF THE TOP

The top learners in Grade 12 have achieved academic excellence. What this means is not that they are lucky, but rather that they have good work ethics, put in effort, ask questions, listen to the teacher and com-

plete assignments.

K H O Z A , TA S H A

T H E M A , D I M P H O

L E D W A B A , M O N I C C A

B A L O Y I , P R I S C A

M P H A H L E L E , G I D E O N R A K A L E , K G O P O T S O M A N G O M A , M I C H E L L EK E K A N A , L U C A S

L E K U B U , B O T L H A L E M P O G E N G , L E H L O G O N O L O S H O G W E , L E R AT OK G AT L H A N E , B O I T S H E P O

M A M U N YA N I , K G O M O T S O



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M AT H E B A B O I P E L O

M AT H I B E S A M U E L

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M A G U B E L E K G O T S O

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M O S O W E R E R AT I LW E

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S E O K E T S A N T H A B I S E N G

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T S H I TAV H A N A M U S I I WA

M A S H I L O L E T L H O G O N O L O

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S O K H A B A S E A S A N D A

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M AT S H E D I N E O

M H O N D I WA PA M E L A

M K H O S A N A B U H L E

M O D A U T L O T L E G O

M O G A K A B E M M AT E B O G O

M O L A A D I R A K AT L E G O

M A S H I L E G O M O L E M O

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K E K A N A F R I D A H

K G AT L E V I O L E T

K O T L O L O A L P H E U S

K WA N A I T E K H E T H I W E

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M O L O K O M O D I E G I

M T H A B E L A O F E N T S E

M T H E M B U T H E L M A

M U G O R E M E L O DY

N D U K U YA C L I F F

N G O B E N I VA L E N C E

M K H O M A Z I W E L H E M I N A H

K G O M O L E B O G A N G

K I YO N G A E M M A N U E L

L E D WA B A N E O

L E N G WA S A K AT L E G O

M A D I A I P E L E N G

M A D I S H A D I M P H O

M A G A R A M O M B E N O R M A N

WA S E K G A L E O N N A L E N N A

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M A K O P O L E S E G O

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M A L E S A D I N E O

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M P E B E T S H E P I S O

M U V H A N G O T S H A N D U K O

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N T I N I L U C K Y

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M A S H A B AT H A G A M E R C Y

M A A K E L E H L O G O N O L O

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CPC CLASSES IN PICTURES

Train up a child in the way he should go,And when he is old he will not depart from it.

Proverbs 22:6

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GRADE 1b

GRADE 1a

JOHN , THABANG KAGOLA , GOSIAME KANYATA , KOKETSO KGANAKGA , KGOMOTSO KHAMBANE , FUMANI KHANTSI , RETHABILE KHANYILE , TSHIAMO LEKHOABA , BLESSING LULE , SHAFIQUE MAIMELA , THANDIWE

MUNDIRWA , WAYNE MUCHINERIPI , APINOJIMPANDA , SIBULELIMENZI MOLOELANG , KENEILOEMMOLEDI , NEO MATSEI , ONKATLILE MATLHASI , RENEILWEMATI , TSHEGOFATSOMATHEBULA , LISAHMASINA , NJABULO

NYADENGA , TINOMUDO NSABIMANA , TSHEPISO OSAGIE , LUKE PERETE , EUNICE SEBANYONI , NIGELOSEKALO , MOJALEFASEKELE , THABANGSEKOTLONG , THATO

LESAOANA , ORERATILE

MKHONDO , BONTLE

APHANE , ORATILE BUTHELEZI , KONKEKUHLE GIDANE , BUSISIWE KHOZA , OWETHU KWEETSANE , KATLEGO LUVHIMBI , NTSHEMBHO MABUSHE , TEBOGO MACALA , IMANGE MAHOSI , GABRIEL MAKWE , OLEBOGENG

MALEKA , TOKOLLOMASEMOLA , GIFT MATABANE , LAI MBOBA , MZOXOLOMKHIZE , SIMPHIWEMODIBA , LETAGO MOHLAMONYANE , LETHABOMOKI , ANDEMMOROPA , KEAMOGETSWEMOTALE , TSHIMOLOGO

RIKHOTSO , NDZALAMA SITHEBE , NEORAPOLA , MOSIMA RABOROKO , LERATOPHIRI , YASSINOWOYEMI , OLUREMIOSAGIE , LUCKY NYAKANE , OLETETSWE MTHIMUNYE , NTOKOZOMPALO , NTHABISENG

MAHLAKOANA , THEO

MLAMBO , MPHO

CHAKA , LETHABO CHILOANE , KELEBOGILE EPEE , YVES ROBERT KHUMALO , KOKETSO LEKGANYANE , OFENTSE MAHLAULA , OMPHILE MAJADIBUDI , TSHIMOLOGO MALAHLELA , TEBOGO MANANA , TERRY MANZINI , ASHLEY

MASHALANE , MOSIBUDI MATJILA , THUSOMAZIBUKO , ONQOBILE MBONAMBI , KUHLEKONKE MKHIZE , BANDILE MKHONDO , BOKANGMOSETLHE , BOKAMOSONCHABELENG , LEBOGANGNYEMBE , ONKARABETSENZIMANDE , NTSAKO

TLADI , AMOGELANG UKACHUKWU , JOY SKHOSANA , NDUMISO SETLHAKE , GAOBAKWESEPTEMBER , JAMILLAHSEBOTHUMA , KAMANORAPETA , NALEDIRAMOROKA , OFENTSE RAHLAO , PHEHELLOPUDIKABEKWA , LETHABO

MANAMELA , RORISANG

MKHOMA , PRAISE

SUNGULA , PHILANIKAHLETJIANE , OMPHILE

GRADE 2b

GRADE 2a

GRADE 1c

DIKOBE , ONTHATILE FUNDIRA , MARINA GQUNTA , SAMKELE KGAPHOLA , MOGOTLADI KHABA , KATLEGO KING LITONGU , GIFT MABITSELA , HOPE MAHLANGU , LANGELIHLE MAHLANGU , SIYABONGAAPHANE , TSHEPANG

MAKOA , LEBOHANG MAKONDELELA , FULUFHELO MARIPANE , TLHOLEGO MASANGO , OMPHILE MATHOKO , KEARABETSE MAZIBUKO , LOVEDELIA MEYER , SHAUN MKHUMENI , JUNIOR MMGOMEZULU , SILINDILE MAKGOTHO , MPHO

MOREMEDI , KATLEGO MPEBE , NALEDI JOY MPHEKO , KEORAPETSE MUKWEVHO , LERATO NASSIWA , GEORGE NDADZA , LINDY NKUNA , TSHIAMO NQWALA , MPHO RACHIDI , LAKAUMONARE , KUTLOANO

VILAKAZI , TLHONOLOFATSO TARUVINGA , TAFADZWA SHABANGU , REAGILE RAMASUNZI , MASHUDU SELEKA , NALEDI RAMALEKANA , KEAKANTSE RADEBE , NOMONDE

APHANE , KATLEGO BUTA , PONTSHO CHOMORA , ORIA DIKANA , BUNTU JACHOMA , JAMES KABWANGA , NGOY KGOLOUWANE , MPHO KOBEDI , NAMATSHEGO MABALE , ORATILEANONG , KELLY

MASAMBA , ANOTIDA MAREGERE , TATENDA MALATJI , BOTSHELO MAKONDO , NYASHA MAKGOBA , MATOME MAHLANGU , SANDISO MAHLANGU , KWANELE MACHEZA , INGRID MABASO , DUDUZILEMATAMBO , NEIGHDINE

MAUBANE , KOKETSO MOGOMOTSI , GOITSEMODIMO MOLAMODI , TSHEGOFATSO MOSUPYE , THLALEFO MOTSWALEDI , PONTSHO MPEBE , BLESSING MTSHWENI , AARON MUGISHA , REBECCA MUNJOMA , AUDREYMATJILA , GOITSEONE

TUBA , ITUMELENG SONGWANE , DIMPHO SEHUME , XOLANI QIQWA , YONELANI PHETO , NTOKOZO NKOSI , RICHARD NGWATE , MODIPADI NDAZA , ELSIE

ABOAGYE , SAMUEL CHAUKE , NTSAKISI DINALA , LESEDI DLAMINI , SBONGO FILTANE , ONGEZIWE HATTINGH , ROBERTO KOMANE , BOIKANO KWINDA , FAITH LEFAWANE , GOITSEONE MACHAKA , KOPANO

MAHLANGU , ORATILEMAKONI , NGONIDZASHEMANENZHE , LAURENMASEKO , OWETHU MASHISHI , LETHABO MASWANGANYE , NTSAKO MMBADI , INGADAKALOMOFOKENG , ORATILWEMOGANE , LESEDIMPOFU , CHINWEDU

SIZANI , UKUHLE SIBANYONI , ZINHLE SHILALUKE , TSHEGOFATSOSEWEDI , LETLHOGONOLONTSWANE , BONTLE NGOBENI , TEBELLO NGOBENI , KATEKO NCHABELENG , MAHLOGONOLO MUTEBI , DANIEL

LEDWABA , THATO

MASILO , KARABO

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GRADE 4a

GRADE 3b

GRADE 3a

KHOZA , ZANELE MAFABATHO , THATO MAKOLOMAKO , RORISANG MAKONI , CLEOPATRA MATLALA , KOKETSO MAUNATLALA , KARABODLAMINI , SISANDAAPHANE , OFENTSE

SEBATJANE , KOENA SEBOLA , LEBOGANG SEHATA , JOHNNY THAGE , GOSEGONNA TYUMRE , SIMBULELE ZISO , LYNNNKOSI , NONCEBO NGWATLE , DITSEPU

MUTEMBA , THATO MTHIMUNYE , ODIRILE MOTSHWENE , KABELO MOTHOA , NEO MOLEKWA , MASEGO MBEWU , LUTHONDHLAMAMA , SIKHUMBUZO NDLOVU , SIZWE

REETSENG , MATLHOGONOLO SEFIKE , KAMOGELO SEHLAPELO , KABELO SELATANE , TSHEPANG SELEPE , LESEGO SONGO , MPUMELELO TAKUNDISWA , USAIWATAIKA TEFFO , TSHENOLORASEFATE , GOITSEONE

NCUBE , GODEN MUTETWA , PRAISE MOROLONG , MPHO MOKAU , NKOSINATHI MODISE , OLERATO MNISI , JUDITH MKWANAZI , YANELISAPUDIKABEKWA , BOTLHALE

DHLADHLA , MPUMIE KAGISHO , TSHEGOFATSO KGANAKGA , MAHLATSE KGANYAGO , ROMEO LALAMANI , RABELANI MAKGAKGA , KGABO MAMPE , TSHEPANG MATHE , TSHEPISO CHEGO , AMANDAH

MNGUNI , NHLANHLA

TSELENG , BONOLO SEKETA , LEHLOGONOLO SEBOTHOMA , KARABO RUNGANGA , TAPIWA RATHAHA , JUNIOR RAMMALO , ORATILE NKUNA , NEO MOTAU , RHULANE

MOLEFYANE , DIMPHO MFIKILI , SILINDOKUHLE MBEWU , MUSA MASHILE , BONTLE MATINYANE , NELISIWE MASENYA , MOTHUSI MAPHOSA , BATJHOBOKE MANTSHONYANE , RORISANG MAIMELA , JUNIORMOLEKWA , GEORGE

CHWARO , AMOGELANG DIDISHE , ANUSHKA DINALA , NALEDI DUBE , HANIFA HATTINGH , LEO KUBUSHI , PHUTI MAFA , MOHADI MAGOLEGO , BOTLHALE MAHLANGU , NTOKOZOCHAKA , GIFT

NTSHUDISANE , OLETILWE

GRADE 4b

GRADE 5a

GRADE 5b

MAKASANE , TSAKANI MASENYA , NOMSA MATLALA , KEMONEILWE MAZIBUKO , DUDUZILE MOKOENA , IRENE MOLALE , OMPHEMETSEMAGONGOA , LESEDICHAUKE , MAKHENSA

SEKOTLONG , TUMELO SEOTJIE , LESEGO SEPENG , KGOMOTSO SKHOSANA , BOIKANYO WAKIKU , BASHIRSEHATA , DONALD

PHETLHU , NEO NDIONUKA , MBALI MTHELO , BANDILE MPOFANA , VUYOKAZI MOLUBI , KEORAPETSE MOLOTO , BOITSHEPORAKGANTSO , ORATILERALETING , TSHEPISO

KIYONGA , JEMIMA KWABANGA , KUSU LANDY , BANELE LEPAKU , TSHOLANANG LIKUWANE , SIMPHIWE MAHLANGU , PHAKAMILEDUBE , ORATILE BATANA , KELEBOGILE

SEBANYONI , BANDILE SEBESHO , LEHLOGONOLO SEKONYA , PABALLO SELOWA , TUMISHO SERUMULA , THORISHO SHONGWE , NONKULULEKORINGANE , KHUMO RAMPEDI , TSHEPISO

MOSUPYOE , KAMOGELO MOGALE , METSE MKHONTO , MOLEBOGE MELLO , LEHLOGONOLO MAMUNYANI , TIESETSO MAHLANGU , TSHEGOFATSOMUSHI , LETHABONGONGNI , CATHERINA

MPUFANE , REMOABETSWE MUDAU , TSHAVHUMBWA NDADZA , THEMBI RAMALEKANA , MOHAU SATHEKGE , MASHIA SEOTJIE , TSHEPO SHONGWE , LESEDI SONYAMBA , LUKHANYOMOSUPYE , ALEX

MOGALE , KABELO MODISE , AOBAKWE MNGADI , NELISWA MKHIZE , AYANDA MHLONGO , TUMI MASEMOLA , BOIPELO MABINA , OMARY MOKI , CYNTHIA

BOOI , ISHMA CHILOANE , OMPHILE CHIVUNGA , STANLEY CWAYI , ASAKHELE DITHEBE , OMPHILE GODI , LUNGA KGADIMONYANE , NALEDI LEKHULENI , OFENTSE BOKABA , SAMUEL

MAHLANGU , NOMATHEMBA

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GRADE 7a

GRADE 6b

GRADE 6a

RAPEU , PHENYO SENTLE , KELEBOGILE SKOSANA , BONGANI SNYDERS , TEBOGO TLADI , PHEMELO TLHOMELANG , PRECIOUS TSHOKE , ORATILE

MOKAU , KGOMOTSO MORAKE , SIBUYILE MOTHOA , BENJAMIN MOTHUDI , BOIPELO MOTSAPI , PHEMELO NGOMANE , XIVURISO NJINGA , PERTUNIA PHALADI , YOLANDA RANANA , LUZUKOMODISE , PHENYO

CHAUKE , TREASURE KHOJA , KGATI MAKHUBU , KGOTHATSO MAKOU , MOITSHEPI MASHIGO , PABALLO MASINGE , TSHEGOFATSO MATJILA , KENEILWE MFOLO , LESEGOBOPAPE , EMMANUEL KHOKONYANE , KGOMOTSO

TLHAGWANE , REGOMODITSWE

CHOKOLOTI , LUKIA DLAMINI , HLENGIWE GELDENHUIS , MICHELINE KHOZA , MPHO LEGODI , MOSES LEKHOABA , LESEGO LESU , JAPHET MABUNDA , NOMONDE MALAO , OFENTSE MALEKA , KGOTHATSO

MOTSEPE , TERRENCEMOTSEPE , OARABILEMOTLHABANE , GOPOLANGMOKONE , JUNIOR MOKHONOANA , INNOCENTMEHLAPE , KOKETSO MATSIMBI , BLESSINGMATJOKOTJA , VICTORIAMATHOLE , NHLANHLA MASHITISHO , MMATHOBEMANAKA , TIEGO

MUYAMBA , ROBERT MSIZA , BOITUMELO NGOBENI , VALENTIANGONGNI , JULIANANTULI , LINDOKUHLENYATHI , NDUMISO SEROKA , KATLEGOSHONGWE , SIPHOSETHUSIBIYA , KHENSANI TSUKUDU , FRANCISXHATWANA , AZASAKHE

MAHLANGU , LEHLOGONOLO

BODIBA , LETLHOGONOLO BUTA , BOITUMELO CHOMA , TOKOLLO HWARE , LYNNE KHABA , KOKETSO KHOZA , KHUTSO LETSEBE , THEDI MAAKE , JERRY MABITSELA , JONNAS MAHOSI , CALVIN

MAKANETA , TOKO MAKGAKGA , THABOMAKONDO , CHIDO MALEKA , MOLESENGMALEKANE , AMOGELANG MARHUNGANI , MAKUNGU MARIPANE , VICTORIOUSMNCWANGA , NOHLANHLA MOLOSIOA , TEBOGOMOSIA , KANANELO

TEFFO , KATLEGOSELEKA , NTSAKO RAMANTSANE , BAATILENTSWENG , KELEBOGILE NTLATLENG , KABELONKOANE , BASETSANA NDLONUKA , FAVOURMUTEMBA , TUMISHOMUKWEVHO , OKGONNEMTHELO , LUVUYO

MABALE , THATO

MAPHALLA , LEHLOGONOLO

GRADE 7b

GRADE 8A

GRADE 8B

AKANNI , SAMUEL BABA , INNOCENTIA DITLOPO , DIMPHO HLABATI , THATO KHONZIWE , CHARLOTTE KWINDA , PHOMOLELO LEDINGWANE , BONOLO LEDWABA , PHETOGO LETSOKO , OBAKENG LUDICK , KUTLWANO

MATLALA , KAMOGELO MATHIBE , DONNAVAN MASILELA , THABANG MASHILE , OFENTSE MALOBOLA , EDWIN MALEBYE , MOLEBOGENG MALAHLELA , THATO MAKHUBELA , KHANIMAMBO MAHLANGU , NTHABISENG MAHLANGU , NKOSINATHI

RAPELEGO , THORISO SAMBO , TSHEGOFATSO SATHIGE , ARABANG SEDIANE , PABALLO SELAMOLELA , REGOMODITSE SETATI , AMOGELANG SINDANI , TRUDY SKOSANA , PHEMELO THOKA , KOKETSO TSHABALALA , HOPE

RAMOSHABA , OREARABETSE RAKGOTHO , KEAMOGETSE NYOKONG , RETHABILE NONYANE , KAGISO NKOSI , SABELO NDLOVU , NKULULEKO MTHIMUNYE , OFENTSE MPE , PHOEBE MOTSUME , KHUMO MOTLHAMME , OAMOGETSWE

MOTAUNG , SEIPATI MOLELE , MTJELWAMOKWENA , PHILASANDEMOKOENA , NEOMOKOENA , LETHABOMOKGATLE , KEORAPETSEMOJAKI , KARABOMLANGENI , LEBOHANGMKHOMAZI , ITUMELENGMATLALA , LETHABO

OTUKILE , REMOFILWE PADI , BONOLO PHULWANE , TUMELO RITI , TSHEPO SIBIYA , THOKOZILE SIKHOSANA , SIBUSISO THEKISO , CONFIDENCE TLADI , MAKGOTSO TLHAGWANE , REGOMODITSWE

MOLEKOA , ITUMELENG MOLOYA , MFUNDO MONYEKI , RAMANA A MORE , ONKARABILE MOTSUENYANE , PALESA MULAUDZI , NDOMULELO NETSHIAVHELA , ROFHIWA NGWENYA , KATLEGO NOJWAXA , MCMORRISON NTHITE , RORISANG NYATLO , MASEGOMOHONO , KATLEGO

MALOPE , THUTO MALULEKA , MAHLATSE MALULEKA , WILLIAM MASILELA , GIFT MATJILA , BONOLO MATSHOGE , GIFT MAZIBUKO , ENOCH MMINELE , NJABULO MODUKANELA , THAPELO MOEPYA , TEBATSO MOGAJANE , NHLANHLAMALEMA , JOHN

BAPELA , PETRUS BELA , DIMPHO HARTLEY , JUNIOR KGALADI , THATO LEREFOLO , BEULAH MADIBANA , KGOTHATSO MADIKANA , NIGEL MAHLANGU , BLESSED MAHLANYANE , MPHO MAKHURA , KUTLWANO MAKOBE , BONOLOBABIRYE , ACLAIRE

PHIRI , SPHESIHLE PLAATJIE , AMOGELANG RABATLA , BONOLO RATSHILUMELA , ONDWELA RUBIYANE , GEORGE SHIKA , KEABETSWE SHONNERS , LEFENTSENKGAPELE , KARABO

MNCUBE , SETHABILE MNISI , MALVIN MOGALE , BOIPELO MOHAU , JOSEPH MONDLANE , UBUSANE MONNAKGOTHU , ZOLISWA NGOEPE , MAMOLOKO NKANGALA , SITHEMBISOMATJILA , KATLEGO

GANTSA , GRACE GQUNTA , CHULUMANCO LESHABA , THAPELO MAHLANGU , BONTLE MALEBE , THULI MANAKA , THOKOZANI MANGOMA , MUFARO MASEKO , MBAHLENHLEDAMOYI , LEHLOHONOLO

2 0 1 3 / 2 0 1 4 A N N U A L M A G A Z I N EGRADE 8C

GRADE 9b

GRADE 9a

DITINTI , DIMPHO GIBA , BOIKANYO JOKO , NELISWA KAGISHO , THEMBA KHUMALO , THAMI LEKHULENI , MANDLA MAGORO , GONTSE

MOIMA , KGOTHATSOMOFOKENG , THAPELOMNTAMBO , TARYNMKHONDO , TUMELO MBIZA , CHARLOTTEMATHENJWA , SIPHOKAZI MAROTA , BOITUMELOMOABELO , MANTSOBANEMAKUWA , KGOMOTSOMAKAIPEYA , CHARLOTTEMAHLANGU , JOSEPHINE

MOIMA , MMAKGABO MOLOTO , PHUMZILEMONYEPABE , ISAACMOTABATSINDI , JULIUSMOTAUNG , LEBOGANG MOTHOA , ELIJAH MOTIANG , GONTSEMPOGENG , THABOMTHIMUNYE , BONGANI NKUNA , NORVINE

SINDANE , BRIAN SIWELE , THATOSHIRINDA , GIVEN NHLAMUSHIBURI , BOITSHEPO SEFOLO , RORISANGSEBOTHOMA , NICOLETTERAMASELELA , TSHEPANGPITSOANE , THAPELOPHAALA , KAGISO SKWATSHA , TABITA TLOU , KENEILWE

MABUZA , SABELO DIPHOLO , MMUSO

MURAVHA , TSHEDZA

KGANYAGO , GOMOLEMO LEKALAKALA , MMATHAPELO

HLONGWANE , KENNETH KARIMUPFUMBI , AMANDA KGAPOLA , KGAUGELO KHUTOANE , GIFT MALETE , LETHABO MASENYA , DAMARIS

MASHABA , PRECIOUSMASHABELA , DINEOMASHEGO , SHALLOTTE MASHITATONA , JEREMIAHMASONDO , NOMPUMELELO MATHEBA , KEITUMETSEMAYENGA , NATASHAMENZIWA , OKONAMKHWANAZI , MARCIAMMAKO , ITUMELENG

ONADERU , EMMANUEL NDALA , NOBUHLEMOSIA , IKAHENGMOSEGEDI , KARABO MOROPA , LUK’ANYOMOLOISANE , OFENTSE MOLOI , LONDIWE MOLODOBOZI , PERTUNIA MOIKANYANE , NOXOLO MOAHLODI , LERATO

TABANE , TEBOGO TSHUKUDU , BOTSHELOSKOSANA , THEMBI SITHOLE , KEABETSWESHAGO , KARABO SETSHEDI , KAMOGELO RATHAHA , TOKELO RAMASODI , HOPE TSHUKUDU , BOTSHELO

MARINGA , AYANDACHOKWE , KAMOGELO

MOFOKENG , LERATO

LEFAWANE , GOBOITSHEPO MAIMELA , MPHOMAHLANGU , SPHAMANDLA

MAZOMBUKA , MATLHOGONOLO

BEEMBE , GRACIA BOKABA , MOHAU GINO CHIKUNGUWO , ASHELY DINGAANE , KGOTHATSO KGALAPA , PHOMOLO MADIBA , KOKETSO

MADISHA , OFENTSEMAGATSHAVHA , RINAEMAHLO , NEOMAKOMBE , EVANSMAKOPO , MAPASEKAMALAPANE , KAGISO MANDHLA , BOITUMELOMARIMO , EDMOND MASAMBA , ANESUMASHALANE , MAHLATSE

MOTHOA , GONTSE MOREKU , THAPELO MOKOMA , GALALETSANG MOJELA , KEORABETSWE MOHALE , HOPE MOGANE , LESEGO MODIBA , THABO MKHONDO , DINEO MBOTO , CHRISMASHISHI , THABANG

MPFUMIRA , TENDAI MOUMAKWE , MOHOPE JULIUSMTSWENI , THANDEKANGOASHENG , KELEBOGILE NQODI , THABANGRATSHISUSU , HILDAR SEBOTHOMA , SEMAKALENG SIBIYA , THABOTSETSEWA , KATLEGO MOTHOANE , MASEGO

KHOZA , ORATILWE AIGBEKAEN , CHARLENE

MATSEKE , MOTLATSI

DINGISWAYO , MXOLISI FALENI , LUPHELO DLAMINI , NCEBO

MANGANYI , RORISANG

GRADE 9c

GRADE 10a

GRADE 10b

BILA , AKAN CELE , NTHABISENG CHAANE , KEAMOGETSE GABELA , HLENGIWE JAMES , UNATHI KOPANYE , BONOLO LESONYANE , TSHEPISO MABALANE , THABISO MABUSO , KELETSOAKINYEMI , ABIOLA

MAHLANGU , FELIX MAHLANGU , THANDEKA MALULEKA , THEMKOSI MAPHOTHO , LETHABO MASELAKGOMO , TAKATSO MASEMOLA , BONGANI MATABANE , OTLOTLENG MATHE , KGOTHATSO MATHE , KOKETSOMAHLAELA , SHARON

MATSHIMANE , FELICITY MBOWENI , TIISETSO MEHLAPE , KGAUGELO MKHABELA , NKOSINATHI MOKONE , THABANG MOTSOGI , MPHO MYENI , NONKULULEKO NKANGA , ELVES NKUNA , OBAKENGMATLALA , MAHLOGONOLO

BALOYI , EUTRICIA BOIKANYO , MMAKGOTSO DHLONGOLO , SIHLE DICKEN , AUSTIN JAMILAH , BUSHILAH KANYEBA , KABEYA KEBADILWE , KEABAKA KHUMALO , PHILLIPINE LEDWABA , KABELO LEFOKA , LETHABO LETUKU , THAPELOAGBOLADE , TOBI

MABOPA , THUTO MAHLANGU , JABULANI MAHLANGU , MTHOKOZISI MALOPE , LETHABO MANQUZU , NANDE MANYIKE , GIVEN MASEMOLA , RENEILWE MASHIGO , GOPOLANG MASILO , KGALALELO MATHE , LEHLOHONOLO MATHIBEDI , KENOSIMABONGO , ZINTLE

MATLABANE , KAGISO MAVIMBELA , MELUSI MHLONGO , DINEO MODIBA , LEHLOGONOLO MOGALE , LEHLOGONOLO MOGOPUDI , TEBOGO MOHLABA , CHARITY MOKOENA , RELEBOGILE MOKWENA , DINEO MOLEBALOA , REMMONE MOLEFE , GAOSITWEMATJILA , MASHADI

MOSEHLA , AMOGELANG MOSHIDI , BUTINTI MOSIANE , SEKOPI MOTLHABANE , BOKANG MOTSEPE , AMOGELANG MPHAI , THAPELO MUCHENGETWA , KUDZAI NDLOVU , PRACIA NKOSI , KABELO NKOSIKHONA , SIBANDA NOBADULA , NEOMOLOBELA , VICTORIA

NYAKANE , KGOMOTSO NYONIYANDIZA , SIPHESIHLE PHALA , NELLY RANGANE , DINEO RATEMA , EDWIN REORAPETSE , PIROE SAMBO , TUMELO SENTSHO , KARABO SIBANYONI , BONGIWE THANGOANE , BONTLE YANGA , MBAKANANTSHABELE , INNOCENT

GELDENHUIS , MICHELLE KHULU , LUYOLO LEDWABA , GAOPALELWE LETSOGO , KGOTHATSO MABENA , BONGANI MADIBA , THENGIWE MAHLANGU , NJABULO MAHLOBOANE , KATLEGO MAKAMEDI , SHELAHAPHANE , BRIDGET

MATJILA , THATO MATHE , TIISETSO MATHEBULA , BOIPELO MASINGI , BONGANI MASILO , NALEDI MASIKANE , ZAMOKUHLE MASHILE , EDGAR MALAPE , LETHABO MAKAMO , SOPHYMAHLAELA , SHARON

MMOTLA , KEITUMETSE MODISE , MARY ANN MOEKETSANE , MORGAN MOHONE , FREDRICK MOKGOPA , ROMEO MOSEHLA , KEAMOGETSWE MPHAHLELE , SAMUEL MSIMANGO , THOBILE MSIZA , ANDILEMKHONZA , KATLEGO

WISTERBAAR , OFENTSE VILAKAZI , MALEBO SIBANDA , CYNTHIA SHILUBA , KAYA SEHUME , MPHO OKE , MARVIN NKOSI , SIHLE NKOMO , BOIPELO NKGOENG , JASON NAID , KGOTHATSO

THOBEJANE , OFENTSESSALI , JOHANNAHRAPOO , LERATORAPHELA , PRISCILLARAKGALANA , GIVENRABOTHO , DAVIDPOO , DENNIS

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GRADE 11a

GRADE 10d

GRADE 10c

MOCHE , ELIAS

MATHEBE , MOLESHIWE

MOLEKOA , SHAUN

TLHOAELE , KARABO

MASHABA , KUTLWANO

MOSUPI , THABISO

TEFU , KABELO

MALULEKA , KAMOGELO

MOTAU , OMPHILE

QWABE , LERATO

MALEBYE , THABISO

MTLOMELO , MIVUYO

NGWENYA , P

MADIBA , NANDIPHA

MUSHI , DINEO

HLAKOLA , KHOMOTSO

BUTHELEZILINDIWE

BUTHELEZILUNGILE

DEBEILADANIEL

DITABOBOIPELO

KABEYA TRESOR

KAILAHOPE

KIYONGABELINDA

MAGOLEGOTUMISO

MAKGOKAMICHELLE

MAKWELA COMFORT

MANYOKOLETSHIRILETSO

MAREMEDIALE

MASEBEOGRASIA

MASEMOLAPHILLIP

MASEMOLAREFILWE

MASILELAEMILY

MASWILINOMAGUGU

MAUBANETIRO

MOABELOMANTSOBANE

MAUBANE TSHWARELO

MOABIDIMPHO

MONOKANEMOHAU

RINGANECHARLOTTE

RAMASHALAREFILWE

PHADIME MOLAO

NKUNALINDOKUHLE

NJINGAPALESA

NHLAPOPATRICIA

NDABAKOKETSO

MTETO ATSHO

MPOTULONOXOLO

MOTHIBATSELAGOFAONE

MOSENAKATLEGO

SESHIBAHENDRIETTAH

SETHOLEPERCY

SHABALALA KATLEHO

SHIKOSILENCE

SIBANDATHANDINKOSI

STONEBONANG

TSATSI THOMO

TSODZOPATRICIA

HLOPHE , BUHLE LEKALAKALA , GOITSEMANG LEPULE , HOMOLEMO LETSOALO , NTHABISENG MADONDO , MBALI MAGOROGO , LEVY MALULEKA , CHARLES MAMABOLO , TSHIDISO MASHIGO , DINEOBALOI , TSHEGOFATSO

MFENYANA , SISIPHO MINYUKU , PAMELA MKHONDO , NEO MOATSHE , AOBAKWE MODISE , ZANDILE MOLOTO , FAITH MOSHIME , MELISSA MOTAUNG , GONTSE MOTSHOPI , ISRAELMATHEBULA , SHANANI

NDLOVU , BOITUMELO NDLOVU , MICHELLE NGATANA , MAEMO NGOBENI , ENNIE NTOI , BASETSANA PILUSA , KOKETSO RAMANALEDI , MESHACK RAMATLOTLO , MALEBO RANGWASHE , GOMOTSEGANGMTHETHWA , KAMOGELO

ZULU , MOKGADI ZULU , CHARLES TLHOALE , ONTLAMETSE THEMA , TUMELO TALANE , LINDIWE SKOSANA , THULANI SETSHEDI , KGOMOTSO SENTLE , KEITUMETSE SELOLO , KGAUGELO

SEPENG BOITUMELO

GRADE 11c

GRADE 11b

GRADE 11d

MOLOI , PRECIOUS MOLOTO , HOPE SEKHU , ESROM SHONGWE , JOHNNY SIBIYA , TIISETSO TJALE , TSHEPO

MOIKANYANE , MFUNDOMODUTLWA , LEBOGANGMANCHIDI , GYPSY MAHLANGU , LESEGO LEKALAKALA , TEBOGOHLATSWAYO , XOLANI

AGYEMANG TEBATSO

HLOGWANESTRIKE

KAU KAGISO

KEKANA ITUMELENG

KUNENETHOBILE

MAGOLEGONTHABISENG

MAHLOKOTHATO

MAKGOTLHOKGAUGELO

MAKHUBELAIKAHENG

MAKHUBELA TIKO

MAKITLASIZWE

MASILELASFISO

MASHILETSHEPO

MASHILENONHLE

MASHIGOPRUDENCE

MASHIGOMICHELLE

MASHABA NSOVO

MAQUNGUSANDILE

MANGANYEKARABO

MALEPE NTHABISENG

MALATJI TSHEGOFATSO

MALAPILEDIKATSO

MTENZANATENZA

MSIBIMASEGO

MOTHOARORISANG

MOSUPYEMASEGO

MOROENGLEBOGANG

MOROBANEKGADI

MOKONELEBOGANG

MOGAGABEKARABO

MMAKOCHANTELLE

MBONGOLAWRENS

MATJILA DARYL

WA SEKGALEODIRILE

TSWEUTEBOGO

SUNGULANONHLANHLA

SESIKOSICIKO

SEKHOTOLESEDI

PHIRITHABANG

NONYANEKOKETSO

MTSHALITSHEPO

APHANEKHANYISILE

DUMASILINDILE

KEKANAMALEBO

KHOELE KOKETSO

KOBUE REABETSWE

LETSOALO TSHEGOFATSO

MAFOKO ONKGOPOTSE

MAHAPAKARABO

MAKHUDUBONOLO

MALOPE THATO

MAMOKABI TIISETSO

NTOMBELAWENDY

NDLOVULUNGA

MOSEHLAMASEGO

MORULANEANDERSON

MOLOTOOFENTSE

MOJALERATO

MOGALE RELEBOGILE

MKHARINKATEKO

MBAZUPENELOPE

MATSEIKAGISO

MANAKABRANDY

SHIBAMBOMPHO

SEWEDIABIGAIL

SETSHEDIGOMOLEMO

SENWEDIONALENNA

SENONAEDITH

RANKOKOTSHEGOFATSO

RAMALEPEKARABO

PHOGOLELEBOGANG

PEUNIGEL

OBAKENGNTLILENI

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CREATIVE VOICESWhen we choose friends, we have to choose wisely. Some might be angels in disguise, some might not be angels afterall. In this lifetime, we have to remember that not everyone will love us. Yes, they might laugh, smile and hang out with you, but do we know what is behind that smile? No we don’t. We have to know that we have 3 types of friends, I will use a tree as an ex-ample. The leaf: We all know that trees are there in summer, but in winter they fall off. This means that type of friend will be there during all the happy times, but as days get darker, they are not there. The branch: As you know, branches of a tree will always be there, but as soon as a storm comes they fall off. This simply means a friend who will always be there, but there will come a challenge that they will not be able to face with you. The roots: A tree may fall, but the roots will always remain. This means a friend who will always be there. The real question is which friend are you? The root, the branch or the leaf. There is a quote that says “Good friends are hard to find, harder to leave and impossible to forget. I hope you are one of the few that are hard to find, harder to leave,

and impossible to forget.

Friendship : an essay by LEBOHANG MLANGENI

Don’t you wish you could see the galaxy? And be away from all the pain, grief and anxiety? Just to travel to space, At a very wild pace

While we travelWe’d see very fine gravelIt would feel so rightTo see all the stars shinning bright

We are still in the spaceship, safe and soundAlthough we feel it go round and roundWe would surely enjoy the rideEven though it would be for a short while

Just to see the galaxy’s wild sideWe’d see beautiful creaturesThat have very abnormal features

We would see tiny things that look as ravishing as rosesAnd we’d take snapshots while making weird posesWhile we are on the moonWe would start to wonder if we will see our loved ones soon

For sure we’d enjoy the rideEven if it’s for a short whileFor we’d be making memories of a lifetime.

A trip to space : a poem by LEBOHANG MLANGENI

Our featured learner in this issue is Lebohang Mlangeni in Grade 8B. Lebohang is currently top of her grade and enjoys poetry and de-bate.



GOD LOVES ME

he Bible says, “God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life”

The problem is that . . . All of us have done, said or thought things that are wrong. This is called sin, and our sins have separated us from God. The Bible says “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” God is perfect and holy, and our sins separate us from God forever. The Bible says “The wages of sin is death.” The Good news is that about 2,013 years ago, God sent His only son Jesus Christ to die for our sins. Jesus is the Son of God. He lived a sinless life and then died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins. “God demonstrates His own love for us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us.” Jesus rose from the dead and now He lives in Heaven with God His Father. He offers us the gift of eternal life -- of living forever with Him in heaven if we accept Him as our Lord and Savior. Jesus said “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except by Me. God reaches out in Love to you and wants you to become His child. “As many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God, even to those who believe in His name.”You can choose to ask Jesus Christ to forgive your sins, and come in your life as your Lord and

Saviour. If you want to accept Christ as your Savior and turn from your sins, you can ask Him to be your Savior and Lord by praying a prayer like this:

If you have prayed this prayer, come let us talk more about how we can love Him back.

WHO? ME?

YES YOU!!!

HE LOVES YOU SO MUCH

Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may dis-cern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable

and perfect. Romans 12:2Ps. MONUGA , T

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CPCSPORTS ACADEMY

hristian Progressive College is proud and excited to announce the beginning of CPC Sports Academy; a platform for developing the next generation of sporting stars. The academy aims to excel in various sporting disciplines, however is

now focussing on soccer for all ages for both boys and girls. “So far we have managed to register all 5 divisions of the Football Association of Pretoria league, that is U11, U13, U15, U17 as well as U19, and the boys are doing very well.” says Coach Thato. He and coach Sam left the University of Pretoria development sides to join coach Robert and coach David to grow the academy from strength to strength, both in numbers and in stature. Young people and their parents can look forward to finishing 2014 with a bang, with a trip overseas in the pipeline, as well as an exciting 2015. The league and compe-titions that we will participate in include: • U/13 - Gauteng Academy League• U/15 - Gauteng Academy League, Nike Cup• U/17 - Gauteng Academy League, Engen Challenge and Futures Champions.• U/19 - Gauteng Academy League, Metropolitan/Bayhill CupFor more information and to join the academy. Call ELANA on +2784 853 4083

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DEVELOPING THE

OF SPORTING STARS

NEXT GENERATION

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