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GRADE 11 LEADERSHIP CAMP Leadership camp was an experience to be remembered and people classified it as an amazing three days. We learnt so much about working together as a team. The activities stretched our emotional barriers and allowed us to work on our strengths and weaknesses, when working in a team by pushing us to the limit. The way in which our grade united was a sight to see and it showed us what we are capable of achieving in our last year at school. It was an amazing opportunity to learn the true depths of people in our grade. We had the opportunity to gain trust between everyone and we all became even closer as a whole. Everyone in the grade made a general comment that they felt like they learnt so much about themselves as individuals. Our grade said the biggest value that they learnt and will carry with them for many years to come was the fact that we all need respect and we will always be in a user-friendly environment. Even more important was that we learnt to trust our peers and to try new things. The camp was situated in the most beautiful valley ever, and the food was amazingly great! Our leaders were truly inspirational and will never be forgotten; they revealed things to us as a grade that we would have never have seen without their help. The lessons we learnt on those three days will definitly help us appreciate life in the future. Keisha Gartland -Grade 11 Ready, steady …..
………….. jump! WATERPOLO (Coach: Mr B de Wet) Over the last 2 weeks <strong>Treverton</strong> boys waterpolo have played 3 games with our 1st team playing against Michaelhouse 2nd team, Hilton 2nd team and the local derby against Weston 1st team, whilst our juniors have taken on Michaelhouse and Hilton under 15 B's and Weston juniors. The junior side have won all three of their games, and won them convincingly. The first game against Michaelhouse was the first time the juniors had played together as a team, with a lot of the boys playing waterpolo for the first time ever. However this did nothing to quash their confidence as they cruised to a comfortable victory of 8-1. Goals coming from man of the match Sean Talbot and captain Uys Louw. The second game was against Weston at home which we won by 13 goals to zero. which Talbot again scoring the majority of the goals, helped out by Louw again and Robin Schell-Hammer. In the most recent game, against Hilton, we were made to work a lot harder on defence, with our goal keeper being tested a lot more, and our boys having to swim back and help out. The boys won that game 7-2, with Talbot Louw and Schell-Hammer all scoring goals. Man of the match in that game was Goran Vujovic. In 3 games Sean Talbot has scored 23 goals. Remarkable for a boy in his 1st season of waterpolo! The 1st teams fortunes have been slightly different, playing 3 games, of which they won one, lost one and drew one. Against Michaelhouse 2nds they lost 5-3, with a couple of silly errors costing them 2 goals against them and one for them. It was a very tight game that could have gone either way, unfortunately it went against us. Goals came from Matthew Smith, Devlin Burgess and Tyrone Corfield. In the game against Weston we won 14-1, with the boys playing a very open game using all the available space, with goals coming from Smith, Corfield, Mike Reynolds, captain James Coetzee, John Elliot, William Lesar, Patrick Durham and Pieter Veenstra. The game against Hilton was an incredibly tight affair with the final score being 5 all! Goal scorers were Smith, Durham, Corfield and Lesar, with Patrick Durham scoring a fantastic goal just after the final whistle, which would have won us the game had it been before that whistle.
Page 1 and 2: CAMPUS NEW Please continue to pray
Page 3 and 4: PREP NEWS Congratulations to Ferdie
Page 5: COLLEGE NEWS Happy Birthday Mr Nola
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