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November 2017 Volume 1; Issue 25
Fourways High School
As w e come to the end of another school year, it is t ime to look back and reflect. It was a busy year for the students as well as the teachers. Of course, without the support of the parents, we could not have achieved the results we did; we really appreciate your involvement. A special thank you to the teachers. W ithout your dedication and commitment, our students would not fulfil their true potential. To the Leadership Team a grateful thanks for your support of the students and staff alike. To all support and security staff who ensure that our campus is in immaculate condition and a safe environment for all - thank you very much. The ladies in our admin department, the finance office, the tuck shop and the Legends Locker, thank you too.
We appreciate our Governing Body for giving of their t ime to the school. A huge thank you to Mr Daly, our chairman, who is stepping down after ten years’ service. May you all have a blessed Christmas and a safe and enjoyable holiday. Come back well-rested and recharged.
Gwendolyne de Bruyn
SPRING FLING
Fourways High School is known for academics, culture, leadership and sport. Now, our school will also be known for holding its first ever “Spring Fling.” The dance took place in October this year for the grade 10 and 11 students. This event started as a distant vision that, with the help of the senior council, became a reality. The purpose of this dance was accomplished as it allowed the grades to integrate as one collective and helped create new bonds and friendships. Behind all the lights and flowers, there was a team of students and teachers that made the night successful. All the time and effort put into creating an ambiance truly paid off and was definitely a night to remember. Students were given the opportunity to showcase themselves in the finest way with Chinos, Cocktail dresses and flower crowns. It was the perfect way to relax before the stress of exams kicked in. The Spring Fling will forever go down in history as being the first ever dance and hopefully it becomes an annual occasion. (Editorial by Sanam Bhoola)
BUYING E-BOOKS FOR 2018
Date The new store opened on the 1st of November 2017. You w ill be able to use the same username and password to log on as a parent as you did last year. If you have forgotten the password there will be a “Forgot password” option to reset the password. If it does not work you may create a new username and password for yourself. DIY payments Parents may log on to the ITSI payment website store.it.si to make the necessary payments. The payment procedure can be found on your child’s device on the miEbooks app under the Newsletter option, as soon as they are logged in. What do you need? You will need the e-booklist available on the communicator and their miEbooks in the grade binder under academics 2018 Booklist and information. You will also need your child/children’s usernames. These can be found on their device in the miEbooks app, under the menu option “Accounts”. The username must be typed in lowercase. It will start with g, then a number (not related to their grade), a full stop, their surname and initial and sometimes two initials. There are no spaces in this username. The password for most users is Fourways! but if it does not work please try Fourways1 New device If you need a new device it needs to meet the minimum specifications. If it does not meet these specifications the miEbooks app will not work on the device. Please take these specifications with you to the shop and do not settle for a device that does not meet these specifications. The school is not recommending any particular device but please ensure that the device you choose meets the following specifications: Android: Tier one devices only (e.g. Samsung, Acer, Asus, Sony, LG) Quad Core CPU at 1.2GHz processing speed 16GB Internal Storage space 2GB RAM Android Version 5 or higher (Lollipop) Apple: IOS 9 or higher iPad 4 and up, iPad Mini, iPad Air or iPad Pro Both types of devices need: A-Grade WIFI components Battery life that can last up to 8 hours during video play Comparison of devices from what we have experienced in the past:
Devices
iPad
Android
Speed Receive resources much faster than Android devices
Battery life Much longer battery life than Android devices
Updates for miE-books app
Needs internet connection outside school to update the miEbooks app.
miEbooks can be updated through the school WiFi.
Updates for Operat-ing System
Needs internet connection outside school to update the operating system.
Operating system cannot always be updated to new versions. If possible learners need to do this update outside school.
Support Needs less support than Android devices. Support available at school in the library.
Support is available at school in the library.
Special deals for iPads Parents can log onto ThinkAhead (http://www.thinkahead.co.za/parent-offer/) to register themselves for special deals on iPads and accessories from the iStore. Apps needed: Both the following are needed and are free to install: MiEbooks Adobe Acrobat Reader When will the new books arrive in the miEbooks app? If learners refresh the app at school while connected to the school WiFi, they will see the new book covers. They are able to tap on the book and download the book, but until the book has been paid for, there will be an error saying that the book has not been authenticated. Once the payment has gone through the learners will be able to open the book, if they are connected to the school WiFi or an internet connection at home. Please note that no problems with incorrect registration for books will be dealt with telephonically. or by e-mail. We need the learner to speak to us directly. Assistance with payments Parents will be helped per grade with two options for the grade 8 parents. Parents who have children in more than one grade may also get assistance on any one of the dates for both learners:
Grade 8 of 2018: Saturday, 2nd of December 2017 (from 08:00) Grade 8, 9 & 12 of 2018: Monday, 15 th of January 2018 (from 08:00 – 13:00) Grade 10, 11 & 12 of 2018 : Tuesday, 16 th January 2018 (from 08:00 – 13:00) All grades: Wednesday and Thursday, 17 & 18 of January 2018 (during school hours) All grades: Friday, 19 th of January 2018 (from 08:00 – 10:00) All grades: Monday to Friday, 22 -26 January 2018 (during school hours) Please note: The whole process takes at least an hour, therefore no learners w ill be accepted after 12:00 on the 15th and 16th of January 2018. What do you need when needing assistance with payments Grade 8 parents or parents of a learner that is new to the school, need to bring the signed device policy with them, signed by both learner and parent. If you want to pay on the spot, please bring with your debit or credit card alternatively you will be given a reference number to pay at the bank. Payment options: Credit Card Instant EFT Debit Card Cash Deposits Please note: The easiest and fastest way for paying for the books is with a credit card. Instant/ cash/ debit payments require a reference number from an ITSI representative and can take a while to clear. Parents who wish to do an Instant/ cash/ debit must speak in person to an ITSI representative, on the dates above, to receive a reference number. This cannot be requested telephonically or by e-mail. All books must be paid for by the 16th of January 2018 at the very latest so that the learners are able to open their electronic books when the school year starts on the 17th of January 2018. Is using a device optional? Each learner will need a device of their own. If they do not have a device they will not be able to access the learning material (video’s, pictures, books, study notes, assessments etc.) that they need in order to master and pass the subjects.
Possible failures for 2017 If there is a possibility a learner is at risk of failing this year, parents must NOT pay for their books until the learner’s end of year results (in their report card) have confirmed they have indeed passed. Learners are at risk of failing the year if they have failed any term in the year or do not study for November final examinations. The learner can still bring their device to school this year to load their books, but parents must not pay until it has been confirmed the learner has indeed passed the year. Books can also NOT be carried over to the next grade when they do pass the grade they failed this year. There will be NO refunds and it is the responsibility of the parents to make sure that they are paying for the correct items .
Subject Changes Learners should have handed in any possible subject changes during this term. This was announced to the learners. The subject changes will only be confirmed when the school starts next year. Parents should NOT pay for a book if their child might be changing that subject. All other books can be paid for and the subject that might change can be paid for next year once the change has been confirmed. Please note that there will be NO refunds and it is the responsibility of the parents to make sure that they are paying for the correct items. Contact persons During the first two weeks of school there will be an ITSI representative available in the library during school hours. It would be best if you see them directly with any issues. Buying books: [email protected] and 012 941 1546 Weekdays: 8:00 – 16:30 If you don’t get assistance from help at ITSI: Please contact: Lilané le Grange: [email protected]
INTERACT
The Interact team’s final community service for 2017—Ithuteng After School Centre (26 October 2017)
ACADEMICS : TOP 20
Grade 8
Nicole Jeger
Mitchell Neilson
Cayla Crew
Cameron Neilson
Taine Richardson
Jemimah Pritchard
Denay Moodley
Suvarna Krishnaswamy
Jodie-Leigh Smuts
Adam Young
Ashley Santangelo
Siphesihle Skosana
Abraham Thiao
Jodi Perreira
Danielle Esterhuizen
Bree Porter
Daivik Tulsee
Kayla van Niekerk
Yu-Hsin Chen
Vuyelwa Ngwenya
Grade 9
Tristan Nel
Jonathan Pienaar
Mbali Mafuya
Tanvi Sujanani
Parys Njoke
Campbell Johnstone
Erin Sephton
Daniel Bezuidenhout
Caylin Young
Suzette Klingenberg
Mirellia Premchand
Jack Walther
Mbali Rani
Yomelela Ntuli
Deryn Meier
Julia Benton
Kerryn Janse van Rensburg
Dominic Raynard
Joshua Devadasan
Paige Osmond
Grade 10
Natasha Killassy
Tarryn Nieuwoudt
Aidan Johnson
Joshna Narasoo
Gemma Young
Michelle Venables
VCayla Goncalves
Olufemi Leopold-George
Casey Wright
Tristan Govender
Caitlin Clark
Calista Gurney
Erin Nuns
Jenna Greenwood
Andrew Bradfield
Caitlin Scott
Bradley Neen
Hannah Carpel
Ethan Swanepoel
Matteo Rakic
Grade 11
Anna Kotschy
Micaela Santangelo
Sanam Maharaj Mojarad
Shania Richardson
Keyura Pather
Joely Woodward
Ivan Low
Sanam Bhoola
Prenavan Murugan
Kirsten Chambers
Daniella Asher
Daniel Kolev
Tamarin Nel
Paige Andrew
Mashudu Nkosi
Gordon Mai
Stanie Mphande
Caleb Johnstone
Aisha Ilyas
Tristan Potgieter
AWARDS
Emergency Care
Team Award - Neo Moela - Samukelisiwe Madide Junior Colours - Anasha Dorey - Caitlin McIntyre - Lara Rutherford - Blessing Ncube - Makovhe Leshba Merit Certificate for dedication and commitment to Emergency Care - Keegan Geere - Katlego Tsotetsi
Equestrian
Megan Brooker Full Colours
Shannon Gent Half Colours
Stuart Ballantine Team Award Justin Venter
Team Award Katarina Gardiner
Team Award Cameron Cowper
Team Award Kadin Bennett Team Award
Stuart Ballantine Junior Colours Justin Venter Junior Colours
Sound and Lighting
Merit Certificate for Dramatics
Cameron Neilson
Mitchell Neilson
Waterpolo
Full Colours awarded to Chloe Greig
AWARDS
Debating
Thulaganyo Madumo Honours Andrew Bradfield
Honours
Thulaganyo Madumo
Full Colours Andrew Bradfield
Full Colours Kerry Backes Full Colours
Sanam Mojarad-Maharaj Full Colours
Boipelo Makgatho Team Award Boipelo Makgatho Junior Colours Thembeka Radebe
Junior Colours Ropafadzo Zharere
Junior Colours Abraham Thiao
Junior Colours Tapo Mhango
Junior Colours
Jordan Scott Merit Certificate for service Martin Kanev Merit Certificate for service Philani Muvavarirwa Merit Certificate for service Ethan Swanepoel Merit Certificate for Excellence
Journalism
Megan Du Toit Full Colours Shania Richardson Full Colours Gabriella Turner
Full Colours
Thembelani Mvelase Half Colours
Yeshen Rajah Half Colours
Jordan Scott Half Colours
Michelle Venables Half Colours
Luhle Ngume Junior Colours
Caylin Young Junior Colours
Caleb John Junior Colours
Dylan Tyson Junior Colours
Preston Calvert Merit Certificate
Noelene Esterhuizen Merit Certificate
Nicholas McNiven Merit Certificate
Tanvi Sujanani Merit Certificate
Amy Irving Merit Certificate
Campbell Johnston Merit Certificate
Kearin Greene Merit Certificate
Athletics
Full Colours
Erin Haupt
Joshua Flanagan
Shaylee Krumples
Tamarin Nel
Athletics
Merit Certificate for Athletics with special citation for participation in the 2017 Prestige Meeting
Half Colours
Andrea Popara
Amber Ritchie
Buma Ayuk
Ofentse Motau
Team Award
Kirsten Chambers
Daniel Pieterse
Wesley John
Kyle Twomey
Caleb Johnstone
Lunga Dittrich
Chloe Grieg
Reiley Walther
Nadya Stolarcyzk
Gary van Staden
Nicholas van Zijl
Ryan Wittman
Travis Krumples
Matthew Taylor
Jada van Staden
Tristan Nel
Matthew Dinner
Cayla Crew
Amarachi Ndudim
Caprice Joseph
Jada van Staden
Kamohelo Mafejane
Simphiwe Khuzwayo
Benjamin Wilson Merit Certificate for Athletics with special citation for overall com-mitment to Fourways High School - Reiley Walther - Kyle Twomey
Junior Colours
Caitlin Hamilton
Morgan Peche
Felicity Mkwanazi
Ofentse Bulane
Kristen Crew
Limpopo Molife
Sanam Bhoola
Michelle Chiremba
Katlego Maswadzi
Jade van der Brugghen
Merit Certificates
Mitchell Neilson
Tristan Potgieter
Christopher Dasha
Prosper Morake
Brandon Grant
Caleb Johnstone
Jack Frazer
Lungisa Masondo
Alex Marais
Ethan Thorpe
Mateo Rakic
Claudio da Silva
Angela Kilfoil
Paige Andrews
Megan Borkus
Kayla Lemkus
Lara Langton
Yomelela Ntuli
Jenna Fiebiger
Caitlin Scott
VCayla Goncalves
Leighlan Anders
Jade van Wyk
Jamie de Pinna
Tayla Johnson
Nicole Watson
Sthabiso Mkhize
Tshlamo Ntsoko
Fidel Solomons
Christopher Dasha
AWARDS
Athletics continued
Jack Walther
Kelvin Urwin
Dean Selesnick
Kyle Twomey
Dominic Stern
Cameron Neilson
Jonty Pienaar
Liam Binedell
Junhee Lee
Florence Mulenga
Wendy Ngwambo
Nancy Henry
Penny Masondo
Caitlyn Piper
Volleyball
Honours Limpopo Molife
Shaylee Krumples
Sarah Shabalala
Full Colours Andrea Popara
VCayla Goncalves
Chandani Maharaj
Nina Ottesen
Masebaka Makakane
Kelly Williams
Sethu Gadu
Sanam Bhoola
Michelle Gadzikwa
Junior Colours Misha Nielsen
Joshna Narasoo
Felicity Mkwanazi
Caitlin Liebenberg
Caitlin Daniels
Yomelela Ntuli
Nerita Chipepera
Alika Maharaj
Chidera Nwobodo
Samantha Kemp
Jessica Pieterse
Junior Colours Erin Tegner
Aerin Brombacher
Virginia Jackson
Talisha Papli
Leighlan Anders
Brianne Brombacher
Mikayla Worrall
Cherie Aldous
Ntsako Ngonyama
Tiara De Robillard
Amarachi Ndumdum
Bianca Botha
Katarina Berovic
Volleyball continued
Merit Certificate
Shanice Reddy
Sibahle Mandita
Naledi Duda
Ahyoung Joo
Ambani Musida
Ameera Badat
Aphiwe Shabalala
Ayanda Hegeni
Azwinnakele Ramabusha
Bethany Maongera
Blessing Ncube
Bokamoso Mtembu
Buhle Nkantsu
Chioma Sibisi
Chisumino Momberume
Colby Nieman
Funi Madima
Gina Baruffa
Hameline Kahonde
Inam Maimela
Jemimah Pritchard
Jenalee Prinsloo
Juhi Choudree
Katlego Tsotetsi
Kayla van Niekerk
Kelsey Mazibuko
Keyura Pather
Khanyisile Mathe
Lesedi Khoza
Volleyball continued
Merit Certificate
Lethlogonolo Yende
Malaika Muleya
Mandisa Lemeko
Megan Gould
Memory Mahlangu
Mia Joseph
Micaela Harripersadh
Mirabel Moyo
Mirellia Premchand
Mukovhe Leshiba
Nicole Jager
Ofentse Bulane
Owami Mafisa
Radhika Moodley
Reatlegile Matsunyane
Reneiloe Matsunyane
Rirhandzu Mashele
Ropafadzo Zharare
Samiya Omar
Sandile Chiremba
Sarah-May Phokaners
Sibongiseni Selane
Shaelyn Crowe
Suvarna Krishnaswamy
Tanvi Sujanani
Thembi Gondwe
Tsholofelo Qholosha
Vuyelwa Ngwenya
Zoe Bywater
VALEDICTION
TOP 20
Rebecca Rosenbaum
Nhlanhla Mathye
Tatenda Garande
Nhlanhla Simelane
Darren Horwitz
Emma Fitzsimons
Tameeka Rajoo
Yashen Narasoo
Tiaan Spies Caitlyn Williams
Genevieve Rousseau
Faith Lindeque
Kelsi Chomse
Alexander Burford
Nevishka Pillay Shannon Hill
Brittney Kotze
Eleni Noel-Barham
Reiley Walther Kulani Tsitsi
Taylor Van Musschenbroek
2017 Subject Prizes
1st Place
Computer Appilications Technology: Rebecca Nel Geography: Taylor Van Musschenbroek Engineering Graphics and Design: Simone Davey Life Orientation: Kulani Tsitsi Business Studies: Brittney Kotze Information Technology: Emma Fitzsimons Visual Arts: Genevieve Rousseau Tourism: Nevishka Pillay Consumer Studies and Mathematical Literacy: Taneal Cooper Accounting: Darren Horwitz English: Nhlanhla Simelane Afrikaans; Life Sciences and History: Rebecca Rosenbaum Physical Sciences; Mathematics and Advanced Programme Mathematics: Tiaan Spies
Special Subject Prizes
Tasha Koopal: The Duncan Kilpatrick Award for Art is for the most promising Artist in grade 12. This award is given to the pupil who achieved over 90% for her Retrospective Exhibition. This includes all her practical work for the year. This is a gifted artist who has mastered oil, watercolour, graphite, gouache, and pen. She has been accepted to study graphic design at Vega in 2018. Holly Davis: The recipient of the Horwood Trophy for Music has been in the FHS Band for 5 years and has performed on piano for the last five major productions. She has worked her way up to Piano 1 for her matric year and has shown unbelievable determination and commitment to achieve this position. She is an accomplished musician and pianist and she has completed her grade 5 exams in Royal Schools theory. Currently she is busy with her grade 5 piano practical exams. She has been the Captain of the school major production band for 2016/17 and she has led by example in every way. Daniel Walker: The recipient of the B.E. Music Trophy has also been involved in the Band for 5 years. During this time, he has played two different instruments. He is an exceptional musician being multi-talented in a few of his chosen instruments. His main instrument was guitar but when our bass guitar player left, this student said he would love to learn the instrument. Within a very short time frame, he became an integral part of the band as the bass player. Not only is he an accomplished bassist and guitarist but also a singer. He will be using his musical abilities in his future and we look forward to seeing what he can achieve. Tiaan Spies: The Macmillan Trophy for Creativity in IT Sinethemba Zwane: The Macmillan Trophy for Creativity in CAT Nicole Watson: Councillor of the Year
Premier Awards Overall Cultural Achievement: Masebaka Makakane Sportswoman of the Year: Tylor Andrew and Jamie de Pinna Sportsman of the Year: Ebot-Tabe Buma and Jordan Kernot The Fairall Shield for Dedication, Enthusiasm and School Spirit: Ebot-Tabe Buma The Ward Trophy for Service: Rebecca Rosenbaum Rotary Shield for Service above Self: Sanveer Baliraj Executive Award for Leadership: Ebot-Tabe Buma Per Ardua ad Astra: Lunga Dittrich Fourways Legend: Reiley Walther The Semper Virtute Award: Tatenda Garande
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2018 TEXTBOOKS are now AVAILABLE ONLINE at www.bookboundonline.co.za under “School Booklists” and the
“FOURWAYS HIGH SCHOOL LOGO”. Physical books will be couriered to an address of your choice. eBook “Voucher Codes” are sent immediately to your
email address. For assistance please call 011 028-2413 or 011 028 5788. Books also available at 3 High School Shopping Centre,
Malibongwe Drive, Fontainebleau, Randburg
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