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What-Z-Up
Glenstantia
PO Box 33383, Glenstantia 0010. Tel: 012 9986116 Fax: 012 998 8742
www glenstantia.co.za or admin@glenstantia.co.za
Term 1 Issue #3 27 February 2020
Inside this issue:
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Glenstantia Principal’s Desk
Dates to remember
Academics
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3
4
Primary Maths Dept.
General News
7
10
Charity 18
School Tours 2020
Finance
21
22
Sport and Culture 24
Classifieds 25
Dear Parents,
The Minister of Basic Education has launched an advocacy campaign to
end gender based violence in schools. I have recently addressed the
learners in the School Assemblies on this topic. I have used general
bullying as a point of departure and have discussed types of violence linking
it to-what you say to someone, what you do to
someone with your words and actions and how it
makes you feel. Learners were addressed on the
importance of respect. Respect in the classroom
towards other learners, whether it be boys or girls, as well as their
teachers and the family members at home. They were reminded that
boys hurting girls when they are young can become men hurting
women when they grow older and the implications and seriousness
of this. We will again address this at upcoming Assemblies where
respectful relationships and what they should do about violence will
also be discussed. We request that parents continue this discussion
at home and also model the correct example to the children.
A reminder to our parents that school starts at 07:30 and closes at 13:40. Please drop off and
collect your child on time.
On Monday, 24 February 2020, Mr Pretorius welcomed the following new staff members to
Glenstantia Primary School. We trust that you already feel part of our Glenstantia family.
Ms Debra Sithole (Learnership)
Ms Nokwanda Nkosi (Learnership)
Ms Kgaugelo Hlangwini (FP Intern)
Ms Saajidah Sayanvala (ISP Intern)
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Thank you to our parents who attended the School Governing Body By-elections on Monday and
Tuesday evening. We congratulate the following parents who were elected onto the School
Governing Body:
Mr EL King
Ms N Matima
Mr RS Motang
It is a concern that very few parents arrived for the 1st and 2nd SGB By-elections earlier this
week. Parents have a responsibility towards their child/dren and the school to attend SGB events
like Elections and Budget Meetings, as this is the forum where you, as a parent has the
opportunity to decide who governs the school and how the budget is spent. Parents were notified
well in advance of the By-election via emails, sms’s, the School Communicator and the
Newsletter.
Thank you to the many parents who replied and voluntered to be a class representative. Class
Representatives are a crucial part of the PA and unfortunately we don’t have one per class. We
are asking the parents again to please volunteer. Please send your name, cell number, e-mail
address with your child’s name and class to pa@glenstantia.co.za./ estelle@erapta.co.za
Good luck to our swimming team who will be participating in the Inter-School Gala at Midstream
Ridge Primary on Wednesday, 4 March 2020. We wish them well and trust that their hard work
will pay off. Thank you to our dedicated teachers and coach who train our swimmers for this big
event.
We are in the process of sending out several surveys using the SOGO SURVEY TOOL to our
parents regarding school related matters / decisions. We urge you to please participate in these
surveys – remember your answers are anonymous.
Yours sincerely
Mr HPJ Pretorius
PRINCIPAL
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Dates to
Remember
February 2020
DAY DATE EVENT
Fri 28 Gr 7 Blyde Adventure Camp – Best Birthday wishes go to the
1st payment due following staff members who will
be celebrating their birthdays on
March 2020 the following dates:
DAY DATE EVENT
Mon 2 ISP Test Week starts
Mon, 2 to Thurs, 5 March. March
Traveling Bookshop
Tues 3 Traveling Bookshop 1 March
Wed 4 Inter-School Gala – venue tbc Ms L Farmerey (Gr 3 Teacher)
Fri 6 Gr R – Dr Tooth Little 2 March
Fri 13 Last day for Spellathon Miss Bosma (Gr 1 Teacher)
Sponsorship Collection Forms and Miss A Dansie (Gr 1 Teacher)
money to be returned Mr K Mathonzi (Gr 7 Grade Assistant)
Extra-murals End 4 March
Mon 16 Gr 5 – 7 Horizon Maths Competition Mr P Serulta (Support Staff)
1st Round 5 March
Wed 18 Gr 5 Bush Pigs Camp – Final Miss D Baloyi (After School Centre)
payment due 8 March
Thurs 19 Newsletter Issue #4 published Mr W Snyman (Gr 4 Teacher)
Fri 20 TERM 1 ENDS 10 March
Mrs B Dore (Admissions Secretary)
19 March
Mr K Shikwambana (Support Staff)
20 March
Ms A Mukase (Support Staff)
Mrs S Jacobs (Gr R Teacher)
22 March
Mrs M Dry (Gr 3 Teacher)
23 March
Mrs N Skosana (Gr 7 Teacher)
28 March
Mr H Pretorius (Principal)
29 March
Mrs V Jacobs (Principals PA)
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Academics
PARENT AND TEACHER INVOLVEMENT
What’s the most accurate predictor of academic
achievement? It’s not socioeconomic status, nor how
prestigious the school is that a child attends. The best
predictor of student success is the extent to which
families encourage learning at home and involve
themselves in their child’s education.
When parents are engaged in their children’s school
lives, students have the home support and knowledge they need to not only finish their
assignments, but also develop a lifelong love of learning.
Teachers who focus on parent engagement often see a profound change in their
classrooms. The more parents involved in their children’s education, the better their entire
class’s motivation, behaviour, and grades become.
What is Parent Engagement?
Parent engagement happens when teachers involve parents in school meetings or events,
and parents volunteer their support at home and at school. In this way, they make a
commitment. Parents commit to prioritizing their child’s educational goals, and teachers
commit to listening and providing a space for collaboration with parents.
Parent engagement in schools is different from parent
involvement, though both are useful. Parent
involvement is when parents participate in school
events or activities, and teachers provide learning
resources or information about their student’s grades.
Unlike in parent engagement, teachers hold the
primary responsibility to set educational goals. They
relate to parents not as a partner but an advisor who guides them through academic
support for their child.
Why Parent Involvement is Important
Parents now prefer remote methods of communication, like online student portals, and
they are less likely to attend parent-teacher conferences or school activities. This shift is
sudden and concerning due to what it means for parent engagement. While digital
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tools can help families stay informed, students are missing out when parents don’t offer
their time and support.
When parents and teachers work together to establish a
thriving classroom, the effect on their students is profound.
Students with engaged parents don’t just have high test scores:
their attendance, self-esteem, and graduation rate rise, too.
Parent-teacher relationships are more than an optional
classroom benefit. They are key for helping students on a
personal and classroom level reach their academic potential. If
we as educators don’t make a space for parent partnerships in our schools, we’re limiting
our classroom’s capacity for growth.
Parent Engagement and Student Success
Children with engaged parents are more likely to:
Earn higher grades or test scores
Graduate from high school and attend post-secondary education
Develop self-confidence and motivation in the classroom
Have better social skills and classroom behaviour
They are also less likely to:
Have low self-esteem
Need redirection in the classroom
Develop behavioural issues
Students aren’t the only ones who benefit from family engagement: parents and teachers
do, too. Teachers can prepare parents to help with homework or academic concepts. And
engaged parents tend to think highly of teachers, which improves teacher morale. Knowing
more about a student’s family life can also help teachers prepare lessons that better fit that
student’s needs or interact more efficiently with families. And because students receive
more support, classrooms with engaged parents perform better as a whole.
When parents and teachers team up, everyone wins!
https://www.waterford.org/education/how-parent-involvment-leads-to-student-success/
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We are proud to announce that Glenstantia Primary School was
awarded a certificate for finishing in the Top 20 schools during
Conquesta which took place in August 2019.
Thank you to our dedicated learners who worked hard and earned this
award for our school.
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Maths Department
HORIZON MATHS COMPETITION 2020
The Horizon Maths Competition for Grades 5, 6 and 7 learners has been organised by Horizon Educational
Trust since 2000. The entrants are local, National and
International! This year the aim is to reach over
50 000 learners to share in the joy of Mathematics.
FIRST ROUND:
DATE: Monday, 16 March 2020
VENUE: Glenstantia Primary School
TIME: 08:00 to 09:00
This paper consists of 20 questions with multiple-choice
answers, learners have 60 minutes to complete the paper. Past year papers together with the
memorandums
are available on : www.hmc.org.za to practice.
PARENTS ARE TO PLEASE MOTIVATE AND SUPERVISE THEIR CHILDREN.
SECOND ROUND:
DATE: Saturday, 9 May 2020
VENUE: Star College Pretoria
TIME: To be announced (provisionally 08:00).
Learners who attain 50% and higher in the First Round qualify for the Second Round. The exam consists of
30 multiple-choice questions, worded in English or Afrikaans, and participants will have 75 minutes to
answer these questions.
AWARDS EVENING:
DATE: tbc
VENUE: Star College Pretoria
TIME: 18:30
The Top 100 achievers will be invited to the Awards
Ceremony and will receive their HMC Certificates.
AWARDS IN THE SECOND ROUND:
1st: IPAD
2nd: TABLET
3rd: SMARTPHONE
4th: IPOD
5th & 6th: WRIST WATCH
7th & 8th: BICYCLE
9th & 10th: BICYCLE
11th to 100th: VARIOUS PRIZES AND/OR CERTIFICATES
All learners who write the Second Round will receive a participation certificate
*Above mentioned prizes may be subject to change
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Congratulations to the following 65
learners who have been chosen to
participate, based on their outstanding
performance in Mathematics.
NAME & SURNAME GRADE
NAME & SURNAME GRADE TSAURA, NATHAN 7A
SALUI ANEEFAT 5N ZONDI, KUDZAI 7A
DRHUV RAVJEE 5C ABIOYE, NIFEMI 7A
MONETHI HLONI 5J MAHLABEGOANE, OTSILE 7A
BENJAMIN ILUNGA 5J SEREKO, TOKELO 7A
STEHPY YIP 5R BRANDAO DE OLIVEIRA,
7D
FRANCISCO
MOGOMOTSI, GOFA 7D
TIERNEY, JOSH 7D
SENOAMADI, THATISI 7D
NAME & SURNAME GRADE
MOHLAKE, KAGISO 7D
ADRIENNE KING 6N
JACOBS, QIYAAM 7D
OGALALETSANG
RAVJEE, SHAHIL 7H
KHOSANA 6J
SEBOGODI, STANLEY 7H
NJABULO MAHLANGU 6C PHOLOBA, BILWE 7H
VUKOSI BALOYI 6T WONG, ZACHERY 7H
LINTLE TSEPPE 6C SODADE, SERGIO 7H
SIVUZIWE DWEBA 6T LE, DUY ANH 7M
JESSE ABACHE 6M TSHIPOTE, PRETTY 7M
HUMAIRA BHYAT 6M YIP, OSCAR 7M
HABEEB OLASUPO 6M RATHUMBU, ROFHIWA 7M
TAWANDA TINGINI 6T THABETHE, KAMO 7M
TANNER KOCK 6N XABADIYA, LOMSO 7N
TINOTENDA MREWA 6T LELOSA, TEBELLO 7N
JEREMY KASHALALA 6J LEHABE, ORATILE 7N
BAHLE NTSHANGASE 6N GASA, NJABULO 7N
OYIN FATOKI 6J BAUDOUIN, ANDREA 7N
RACHEL TSHISWAKA 6N DA SILVA, NATHAN 7N
OBAMA SANYA- MATIMBI, MULALO 7S
OLUGBENGA 6T ALVES DO NASCIMENTO,
REMIEL DAMON 6N 7S
ALESSANDRO
TSHEGOFATSO MORE 6C MOGALE, DIDI 7S
TUMELO KARUMA 6T MAINA, CRAIG 7S
MOYIN ADEYINKA 6S FANI, THANDO 7S
LINDI KGOSANA 6S SALIU, ANEEF 7S
JOHANNA EXILE 6C KGAKA, KOPANO 7S
ANGEL IDIKA 6M MYEKI, LANDA 7S
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The South African Mathematics Challenge for Grade 4 - 7 learners is
organized by the South African Mathematics Foundation (SAMF) in
collaboration with the Association for Mathematics Education of South
Africa (AMESA)
The Challenge is intended as a vehicle to popularise Mathematics and to
enhance the quality of teaching and learning of Mathematics. The
Challenge is not a scholastic test, but tests conceptual knowledge, the
application of knowledge in new situations, problem solving and general
mathematical thinking, supporting our new curriculum to help our learners
become empowered independent critical and creative thinkers. The belief
is that Mathematics is accessible to all, not just a selected few!
On Tuesday, 10 March 2020, the top 80 achievers in Mathematics (Grade 4 - 7) will write the
AMESA ROUND 1 competition.
Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7
Ayanda Motang Lintle Tseppe Shahil Ravjee
Ntsako Maswanganye Humaira Bhyat Tebello Lelosa
Alessandro Alves Do
Druv Ravjee Ogalaletseng Khosana
Nascimento
Stephy Yip Adrienne King Kopano Kgaka
Mphoentle Manganye Vukosi Baloyi Duy Anh Le
Francisco Brandao De
Benjamin Ilunga Charles Chanda
Oliveira Pinheiro
Mnotho Mahlangu Rachel Tshiswaka Kashalala Pretty Tshipote
Abigail Bronkhorst Tanner Kock Zachery Wong
Roderick Zulu Njabulo Mahlangu Stanley Sebogodi
Gali Leballo (Sehlabi) Jesse Abache Bilwe Pholoba
Tanisha Mpofu Oluhle Segone Thando Mdluli
Daniel Mutanha Moyin Adeyinka Aneef Saliu
Abongwe Mahlanga Sivuziwe Dweba Andrea Baudouin
Anifeefat Salui Oyin Fatoki Didi Mogale
Tshepang Pitjeng Jeremy Tshiswaka Kashalala Mulalo Matimbi
Nahum Morris Tshego More Thando Fani
Imi Mabodla Bahle Ntshangase Kirstin Feltman
Gosego Charlie Tawanda Tingini Oratile Lehabe
Fifi Sebothoma Moloko Chepape Lomso Xabadiya
Nabeel Ismail Zanele Williams Tokelo Sereko
Parents are requested to encourage the learners to start practising from past year papers.
These papers have been made available to the participants.
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General News
THE PURCHASE OF
SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS
Early Bird Cash Special
SCHOOL PHOTOS
On Monday, 24 February your
child received an Order Package
for his / her photo in a zip-lock
bag.
Place your R100.00 in the bag and
return it to his / her class teacher.
for the early bird special.
In conjunction with the school photographer, O’ Neils Photographers, we are offering
an early bird special for 10 days only, for parents who wish to purchase their child’s
school photo and pay CASH for it.
You must order
The package includes: the full package
before you can
order any novelty
1x 15 x 20cm
items such as
2x 9.5 x 14cm
mugs, mousepads,
2x 4 x 6.5cm
magnets, water
2x 4.5 x 3cm bottles etc.
1x 15 x 20cm – Class Photo
A reminder that this special, for only R100.00 is running from 25 February 2020 and
will end on 6 March 2020.
NO LATE CASH ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
10NO STUDY VISA and EXPIRED STUDY
VISA/PASSPORT/ASYLUM OR REFUGEE
PERMIT
All Foreign Learners require a valid Study
Visa/Asylum or Refugee Permit and passport to
attend school in South Africa. Learners who DO
NOT have a valid Study Visa/Refugee or Asylum
Permit and whose passport has expired must
provide the school with the required
visa/permit/passport or proof of application by as
a matter of urgency. We have to report
compliance and non-compliance to the District
Office and Department of Home Affairs by the
end of February 2020. Please note that
Relative/Visitor visas are non-compliant with the
Immigration Regulations governing placement in
schools. Learners whose parents have
submitted a Permanent Residence application
for the learner must have a valid Study Visa until
such time that Permanent Residence is granted.
Valentine’s Day Treats
We thank Pick and Pay Hypermarket
and Boma Meat Market for
sponsoring chocolates and milk tarts
for our teachers on Valentine’s day.
Please support our sponsors
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RECALL OF CANNED
PILCHARDS
The National Regulator for
Compulsory Specifications
(NRCS) has ordered all
wholesalers, retailers and
informal traders to remove the
recalled pilchards from their
shelves.
A canning deficiency has
resulted in a mass recall of
Cape Point, Saldanha,
Shoprite's RiteBrand, Checkers
House brand, U-Brand and OK
House brands cans with the
code ZST-2 and ZSC-2.
It means the product is unfit for
consumption.
"Please take the product to the
store where you have
purchased it, whether you have We kindly request that you do not
a receipt or not. The recall donate any canned pilchards
strategy must reach those in far-
flung areas."
towards our Charity Drive, as the
flyer was distributed before we
received the news article.
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
Thank you to the parents who volunteered to be a class representative, please refer to the list of
representatives on the following page. Class Representatives are a crucial part of the PA and
unfortunately we don’t have one per class. We are asking the parents again to please volunteer. Please
send your name, cell number, e-mail address with your child’s name and class to
pa@glenstantia.co.za./ estelle@erapta.co.za
The roles and responsibilities of being a class or grade rep are:
Attending PA meetings on behalf of the class / grade – meetings take place on Wednesday
evenings at 18:30 in the School Staffroom.
Grade reps and class reps co-ordinate with fellow
parents in the same class / grade.
Co-ordinating of other parents with various events such
as Go-kart Day, for sponsorships and donations.
Organising of parents to assist on event days.
Assisting the PA in getting correct information to all the
parents.
Brain storming for fund raising events.
Assisting with the 2020 Intersen Phase Concert in Term 3.
By being involved with the Parents’ Association, means you are being involved with your
child and have their best interest and the school’s best interest at heart.
13CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - 2020
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no email address
R BB NONE
R CC Neo Rampokanyo neorampokanyo@gmail.com
R DD Dinah Baloyi dinah.baloyi@gmail.com
R DD Patrick Lukhele maphediesl@gmail.com
R EB Elaine Wilken 072 544 8963 jvv.elaine@gmail.com
R FF Hulisane Magadani tia1.magz@gmail.com
R FF Shandukani Muumba shandumuumba@gmail.com
R FF Taryn Baldwin 072 258 8602 tarryn.baldwin@gmail.com
R GG Ayanda Meyi ayanda.c.meyi@gmail.com
R GG Renique Robert reniquep@bluebull.co.za
R GG Thandiwe Mali thandiwe.mali@gmail.com
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
1B Swasti Harripesad 083 296 0141 swatsiharripesad@gmail.com
1B Tumi Thekiso thekiso.matlodi@gmail.com
1B Phetsile Fani 082 788 3639 phetsi.fani@gmail.com
1C NONE
1H NONE
1S NONE
1V Unathi Mzwakali nomzabalazo@yahoo.com
1V Siphokazi Mapangwana ssmapangwana@gmail.com
1V Sisanda Gcasamba 078 826 7280 sgcasamba27@gmail.com
1W Sipho Mtsweni mtswenist@gamil.com
1W Lebogang Mothopeng mothopenglebogang@gmail.com
1W Errol Mangwiro es@mangwiro.net
1W Gopolang Monawa gopolang0904@gmail.com
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
2A Jubitha Moosa jubitha@kgotsoncon.co.za
2A Gabieba Abrahams gabieba19@gmail.com
2A Lizette Hughes 076 777 0601 hugheslizette3@gmail.com
2D Precious Gxamza 079 306 6155 gxamzap@gmail.com
2D Nolitha Mahlutshana nolitham30@gmail.com
2E NONE
2G NONE
2P NONE
2T Yonela Tshokovu tshokovuyonela@yahoo.com
2W Daniela De Almeida E Silva silva28daniela@gmail.com
2W Taryn Baldwin 072 258 8602 tarryn.baldwin@gmail.com
14Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
3D Annie David annline.david@drdlr.gov.za
3D Trinity Ndlovu trinity.ndlovu@pic.gov.za
3D Tracy Ntsanwisi tracyteressantsanwisi@yahoo.com
3D Phathutshedzo Nethengwe 082 556 2007 phathunet@gmail.com
3D Tsietsi Rasodi 066 215 5305 tsietir@gmail.com
3K NONE
3L NONE
3M Sharlay Madalane 082 947 0342 sharlaymadalane@reservebank.co.za
3N Lebo Boshomane 064 545 6878 leboboshomane25@gmail.com
3O Nontobeko Dlamini tjotjobi@gmail.com
3S NONE
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
4B NONE
4E Malethola Mokgokong susan@dartcom.co.za
4N Marumo Ramatlo ramatlho@hotmail.com
4R Nolusindiso Mbashe sindiso1023@gmail.com
4S Millicent Mgabi millecentkwata@yemuaicd.coza
4S Salome Mothlala smothlala@gmail.com
4R Thembi Kekana tmahlomuza@gmail.com
4W NONE
4Z NONE
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
5B Nkateko Mpangane nkatekosiwola@gmail.com
5C Shatadi Ngomani 083 892 9603 shatadi80@gmail.com
5J Nims Kana namaratakana@gmail.com
5J Frank Ramawela
5J Jack Mmelesi mmelesijack@gmail.com
5J Nthateng Matima nmatima@justice.gov.za
5J Tembisa Nguza nguzatembisa@yahoo.co.za
5N Kopano Motsatse kopano@yahoo.com
5O NONE
5R Gabi Masiya ellainegabisile@gmail.com
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
6C NONE
6J Mellinda-May Lessing mmlessing@gmail.com
6M Anthea Bester antheamb@icloud.com
6N NONE
6S NONE
6T Tumi Thekiso thekiso.matladi@gmail.com
6T Amandeep Sharma aman.sharma.sa@gmail.com
Grade Parent Name and Surname Telephone no. email address
7A Wendy Field wendy.bentley.field@gmail.com
7A Thembi Kekana tmahlomuza@gmail.com
7D NONE
7H Natalie Feltman nfeltman@environment.gov.za
7M NONE
7N NONE
7S Evah Tefo
15Glenstantia Primary Sschool
SURVEYS
We are in the process of sending several
surveys using the SoGo Survey Tool, to
our parents regarding school related
matters / decisions.
We urge you to please participate in these
surveys. Please know that the surveys are
100% anonymous.
This will assist us with the day to day
running of the school, as well as long term
decisions for our learners and school
related matters.
Your voice counts! We rely on you, the
parent, to tell us what you think and what
your needs / preferences are.
Please know that the surveys are 100%
anonymous.
The first survey, which was sent on 19 February 2020 to over 2000 parents was regarding the
option to change the Grade 3 – 7 Girl’s Winter Uniform. Only 174 parents responded. This is
not nearly enough to make an informed decision regarding the potential change of the girls’
uniform.
Please complete the surveys as they arrive. Every voice will be heard.
The next few surveys will pertain to Sports & Culture. We will also have a few regarding the
running of the school, maintenance of the buildings and grounds as well as staff related
questions. Help us to help you.
WATER WASTAGE
We remind our parents to please send
a bottle of water with your child to
school in the mornings as there is a lot
of water wasted at school when our
learners drink from the taps at school.
WATER IS A SCARCE RESOURCE –
IT IS OUR DUTY TO USE IT
SPARINGLY.
16On Friday, 21 February 2020 the elected prefects for 2020 departed
from Glenstantia Primary School for a weekend at Sediba Kwêle in
the North West. The purpose of the weekend was for leadership
development and bonding as a prefect group. The prefects
participated in adventure activities which included zip-lining, river
rafting, water activities, an obstacle course and a catwalk. They also
participated in a leadership course that taught them team work.
This experience was an unforgettable one and the school will
definitely benefit from what our prefects learnt during their stay.
We wish to thank all the teachers who
accompanied our prefects and assisted
with supervision over the weekend.
The induction for our 2020 prefects will
take place on Friday, 6 March 2020, at
07:45
17Charity
We kindly request that you do not donate
any canned pilchards towards our
Charity Drive, as the flyer was distributed
before we received the news article.
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2020 TOURS
The following educational tours have been organised for 2020. Learners with too many demerits
and / or continuous bad behaviour will not be permitted to go on the tour. Please understand
that these decisions are not taken lightly and any decisions made in this regard are final.
The DEPOSIT paid on time secures your child’s place on the trip
subject to the above conditions. In order to finalise bookings and
arrangements the DEPOSIT and FULL AMOUNT must be paid by the
dates indicated below. No learner will be accepted late, unless prior
arrangements have been made in writing. If there are any queries
regarding the tours please contact Mr HPJ Pretorius (Principal)
FINAL
1ST
GR TOUR DATE DUE BY PAYMEN DUE BY TOTAL
PAYMENT
T
3 Camp Discovery 8 – 9 October R400.00 29 May R500.00 31 Aug R900.00
4 Klein Kariba 15 – 17 April R530.00 3 Feb R900.00 2 April R1430.00
5 Bush Pigs 20 – 24 April R1000.00 6 Feb R1250.00 18 March R2250.00
6 Zwadini 24 – 28 August R1140.00 5 May R2000.00 15 July R3140.00
7 Blyde Adventure Camp 20 – 24 April R1160.00 28 Feb R2000.00 3 April R3160.00
7 Valley of Waves 30 November 2 Nov R420.00
Please note that these amounts are subject to
change due to fluctuating prices.
Changes will be communicated in the
Newsletter, on the School Communicator and
Tours can be paid for in any of the via your child.
following ways:
BANKING DETAILS
1. Monthly payments up to the final date
2. Debit or Credit Card ACCOUNT NAME:
3. Deposits to the School account (EFT) Glenstantia Primary School
Reference for EFT payment:
BANK DETAILS:
Surname, class tour e.g. Pretorius, 6V, tour
ABSA – Menlyn Business Bank
Fax confirmation to:
086 562 0258 (Attention Accounts Department) TYPE OF ACCOUNT:
Cheque Account
Alternatively send an email to:
cashier@glenstantia.co.za BRANCH CODE:
632005
NB! Please do not use your school
fee reference, as payment will be ACCOUNT NUMBER:
allocated according to reference 407 246 1468
given.
21Finance
Department
School Fees
Please be informed that
there is a debit order
facility at the
Finance Office
The Finance Office can be contacted on 012 998 6116
Our Debtors Clerk is Thabang Kuzwayo for all school fee-
related queries.
Email address: debtors@glenstantia.co.za
Our Cashier is Kim Schutte for all payment related queries.
Email address: cashier@glenstantia.co.za
Our Business Administrator is Gaby Warren for other
finance related queries.
Email address: accounts@glenstantia.co.za
2223
Sport &Cultural
News
Victor and Victrix Ludorum
2020
Congratulations to the following learners who were announced the
winners of the Junior and Senior Victor and Victrix Ludorum, 2020.
Senior Victor Ludorum Tumelo Karuma Gr 6T
Senior Victrix Ludorum Savanah Ridout Gr 6S
Junior Victor Ludorum Harry Scott Davis Gr 3S
Junior Victrix Ludorum Kara Aspeling Gr 4Z
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