Primary School Newsletter

15 January 2016
FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL’S DESK
Dear Parents and Girls
Welcome back to another busy and exciting school year. I trust that all our families had a blessed
festive season and that we are all well rested and ready to take on the opportunities and challenges that
2016 will bring. A very special welcome to our new staff and our new girls, especially our Grade Rs
and Grade 8s who start new chapters in their educational journey. We hope that you will soon feel part
of the Holy Rosary family.
For Holy Rosary, 2015 was a year of change. Mrs Gray, Mrs Damhuis and I have settled into our new
roles and I thank the Holy Rosary community for the wonderful support that we have received. I look
forward to this year with great excitement as we continue to work together, with God’s guidance, to
take our school to even greater heights.
I would like to congratulate the matrics of 2015. Once again we had a 100% pass rate, but we are
especially delighted with our 100% Bachelor Degree passes. What an achievement! A special ‘well
done’ to our Top Achievers: Amy Hammann (7 distinctions); Theané Dietrich, Caitlyn Callanan and
Taylor Rattray (6 distinctions); Abigail Park and Christine Thurgood (5 distinctions) and Shaan
Forster, Kelsey Korras and Lauren Soll (4 distinctions). We are enormously proud of each and every
girl, they worked hard and we are confident that they will do well in their future endeavours.
Congratulations to all their teachers, from Nursery School right up to Grade 12. You have all played a
vital role in their lives and their excellent results are a credit to you. A special ‘thank you’ to the
matric teachers who shouldered the final responsibility of ensuring that each girl achieved her full
potential.
I wish you all a peaceful 2016 filled with God’s richest blessings.
Mrs J Lucas
Head of School
FROM THE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Happy New Year to one and all.
It is a pleasure and a privilege to welcome you back to Holy Rosary School for 2016. This
first week has begun with much excitement. The classrooms are buzzing with activity as
our girls settle into their new classes. We look forward to a productive 2016.
Congratulations to the matrics of 2015, as well as the parents and the teachers who have
helped them along the way. The many distinctions are a testament to the amount of hard
work that everyone has put in. It is rare for 100% of the students to achieve Bachelor
Degree passes and we are so proud of all of you.
It is a tradition to hold our Primary School concert every second year, and this year our
creative team is planning furiously. We will keep you posted as to the themes which will be
part of our production. The concert dates have been set for the 28 and 29 of June and
rehearsals will begin in earnest during the second term.
I would like to share some advice from the Sunday Times written by Judith Ancer, a
Johannesburg based psychologist.
Ten Gifts worth giving your child.
(not one of them can be bought)
1. The gift of optimism. Hope keeps us positive.
2. The gift of compassion.
3. The gift of courage.
4. The gift of humour. Humour is a sign of emotional intelligence. Not to take yourself
too seriously.
5. The gift of community and connectedness to our families, friends and
communities.
6. The gift of competence. Children who learn to do chores become ‘children who can
and who know they can’.
7. The gift of conviction. Finding meaning in faith, other people and the future.
8. The gift of curiosity.
9. The gift of creativity. This is not so much about being artistic but seeing old things
in new ways. To experiment with ideas and to learn to make a mistake.
10. Finally, the gift of perspective and common sense. To make do and tolerate
imperfection. Tell yourself that sometimes it’s okay to be a good enough parent with a
good enough child. Recognise that ordinary everyday things are acts of pleasure.
These are gifts that will be carried with your children wherever they go, as part
of themselves, to be passed on to others, gifts to be shared with the world.
May 2016 be a year of growth and developing your gifts and talents and of having a
chance to share them with the world.
Mrs H Gray
Principal
RELIGIOUS NEWS
We usually enter the New Year with a sense of anticipation and apprehension. We welcome
the prospects of making New Year’s resolutions and the opportunity of re-inventing
ourselves, in the areas in which we would like to grow. We may, however, also feel unsure
of the challenges which may present themselves and our ability to cope with circumstances.
Our girls are not immune to these conflicting emotions.
Next Wednesday, the whole school will celebrate the Academic Mass to ask for God’s
blessings on their families, work, extra-curricular activities and friendships. We are so
privileged to begin our school year with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass where we shall have
the opportunity to offer God our praise, thanksgiving and petitions, as we enter a new
academic year.
This reflection encapsulates the teachers’ hopes and prayers for all of the precious children
who are in our care at Holy Rosary.
Dear Lord,
what will this year bring?
We do not know.
It will bring its usual times of work and play,
experiences of success and failure,
all the components which are part of school life.
It is a new beginning;
the planting of a seed which will grow for a year,
the seed of fruit which will blossom in times to come.
It is a source of new hope;
hope for good work, understanding and successful results.
In this coming year, may there be an abundance of prayer, learning and fun.
May there be faith, hard work and friendship.
May no student in this school be lonely;
may no one feel left out or excluded;
may no one suffer through the thoughtlessness of others.
As we begin this year in prayer and friendship,
we ask the Lord to begin it with us, to be with us during it
and to successfully bring it to its conclusion.
Amen.
May peace, love and joy accompany each member of our Holy Rosary family throughout
2016.
Mrs M Fitzpatrick
HOD: Religious Education
PRAYERS
Please remember all those in our Holy Rosary family who are in need, or who are suffering
in any way.
Our condolences go to Mrs Birley and family whose ex-sister-in-law passed away.
CONGRATULATIONS
To Mrs Warder on the birth of her first Granddaughter, Paige. May she bring you much
happiness and joy.
To Mrs Batchelor on the marriage of her daughter Tracey to Darren Alexander. May God
bless them with love and happiness.
INFORMATION EVENINGS
Holy Rosary parents are always supportive and eager to assist their girls in every way
possible. These evenings are extremely well attended. This is your first and most important
opportunity to hear how best to acclimatise your girls with the routines and expectations of
their new grade.
Each evening will begin with a motivational speaker who will address parents in the hall.
This will be followed by an extremely informative talk by the class/grade teachers which will
assist you enormously in ensuring a happy year in your daughter’s new grade.
Foundation Phase Information Evening: 19 January 2016 17:30 (School Hall)
Guest Speaker: Colleen Johnson (Counselling and Educational Psychologist)
She will be focusing on encouraging parents to develop a constructive and consistent
parenting foundation that will enable their children to feel safe and secure enough to
venture forth on their own, trusting in their ability to behave independently and to make
good choices for their lives.
Intersen Phase Information Evening: 26 January 2016 17:30 (School Hall)
Guest Speaker: Debbie de Jong (Learning Support Specialist, Educator and Co-author of
the book ‘The Manual that Never Came with Your Child’.
She will talk about Bouncing back: How to raise resilient children. Resilience means the
ability to cope with the knocks that life sends to all of us. It is a necessary life skill that
enables us to manage adversity without becoming overanxious, stressed or depressed.
Resilience does not remove distress or difficulties, rather it helps us get through these
difficulties using healthy coping mechanisms. She will share practical resilience-building
strategies that will help parents teach their children how to ‘Bounce Back’
We look forward to meeting you all and sharing a productive evening.
We regret that this evening will be too long for children to sit in and listen. There will be no
facilities or care givers available to look after children at school so we request that you make
special arrangements for your children to be cared for at home on these evenings.
SCHOOL TERM AND SCHOOL TIMES
Term 1:
Opens:
Closes:
Wednesday, 13 January
Friday, 8 April
School opening time: 7:40
School closing times:
Gr R:
Mon – Fri:
13:00
Gr 1 - 2:
Mon-Thurs:
Fri:
13:30
13:00
Gr 3:
Mon-Thurs:
Fri:
14:05
13:00
Gr 4 – 7:
Mon – Thurs:
Fri:
14:05
13:35
Please be aware that any girls not collected by 14:15 will be accommodated in the HUB with
a staff member until 15:00. Parents will be required to park their car and collect their girls
personally.
If you have regular commitments at work please remember our highly efficient and effective
aftercare centre. (Forms can be obtained from the office.)
If you have an unusual emergency on any given day you may call our Primary School PA
Camilla Tuffek and arrange for your daughter to spend an afternoon at aftercare.
DATES TO DIARISE
Mon, 18 Jan:
Afternoon Sporting extra-murals begin for Gr 3 to 7.
Confessions Gr 7C/D
Private cultural extra-murals commence
Tues, 19 Jan:
Foundation Phase Parents’ Information Evening. 17:30 (School Hall)
Wed, 20 Jan:
Academic Mass 07:45
Thurs, 21 Jan:
Club Registration.
Fri, 22 Jan:
Gr 7C Assembly 07:45 (School Hall)
Sat, 23 Jan:
St Mary’s Summer Splash
Mon, 25 Jan:
Afternoons Sporting Activities begin for Gr 1 and 2.
School Cultural extra murals commence.
Confessions Gr 7D/V
Tues, 26 Jan:
Intersen Phase Information Evening. 17:30 (School Hall)
Wed, 27 Jan:
Gr 6B Mass. 07:45
Fri, 29 Jan:
Gr 6L Assembly
Debs Market Day.
Club Payments due.
PRIMARY SCHOOL STAFF: 2016
Educators:
Pre-Primary:
HOD:Mrs L Latré
Mrs J Ayres
Mrs D Horsten
Ms B van Rensburg (Intern)
Classroom Assistants:
Mrs Ndlovu
Mrs Sentso
Mrs Leshaba
Foundation Phase:
Grade 1:
HOD: Mrs C Moura
Mrs A O’Leary
Ms T Matthews
Grade 2:
Mrs C Klotz
Mrs K Pistorius
Mrs B Pullen
Ms K Veretnek (Intern)
Grade 3:
Mrs S Curtis
Mrs N Petersen
Mrs B van Tonder
Classroom assistant: Mrs T Ngema
InterSen Phase:
Grade 4:
Mrs K McKenzie
Mrs A Mion
Mrs M Vitale
Grade 5:
Mrs J Faltermeier
Mrs A Julyan
Mrs W van den Heever
Grade 6:
Mrs K Bechus
Mrs Y Bibis
Mrs S Lombard
Grade 7:
Mrs B Cooper
Mrs L de la Roche
Mrs N van Ginkel
Administrative Staff:
Finances:
Bursar: Ms D Bellingan
Ms K Gorman
Ms S Masters
Receptionist: Mrs T Benigno
Secretary: Mrs B Batchelor
PA to Principal: Mrs C Tuffek
Marketing:
Foundation Manager: Ms K Knowles
Ms D Alcock
Hospitality:
Mrs M Davel
Tuckshop:
Mrs J Smith
IT Support:
Mr T Groenewald
Mr J Soares
Business Consultant:
Mrs B Williams
Deputy Principal:
Mrs P Birley
Principal:
Mrs H Gray
Sports Department
HOD: Mrs A Watson
Mrs K van der Westhuizen
Ms M Sincock
Ms S Ferreira
Ms M Walker
Arts and Culture Department
HOD: Mrs H Heymans
Mrs M Baart
Mrs C dos Santos
Mrs R Francis
Mrs B Phillips
Information Technology
Co-ordinator: Mrs C Zorich
Mrs M dos Santos
Religious Education
HOD: Mrs M Fitzpatrick
Student Support Services
Principal: Mrs H Gray
Ms F Thompson
Mrs C Ballossini
Ms C Johnson
Librarian
Mrs S Raven
Zulu
Ms N Ngwenya
After School Centre:
Co-ordinator: Mrs C Horsten
Mrs T Titmus
STAFF MATTERS
We welcome the following ladies to our staff:
Ms Tarryn Matthews joins our staff as a Grade 1 educator.
Ms Melinda Sincock joins our Sports Department.
Ms Sandra Ferreira joins our Sports Department.
Ms Kayla Veretnek joins us as an Intern in the Foundation Phase.
Mrs Camilla Tuffek joins us as the PA to the Principal.
NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL EMAIL ADDRESS:
[email protected]
SCHOOL UNIFORM
Summer
Blazer
School Dress
White socks
Brown school shoes
Blue school jersey (long sleeve and / or sleeveless)
Maroon, blue or white hair accessories
Blue school peak cap
Sports Uniform
House coloured t-shirt (for Inter House school events) to
be bought at Esquires Sports only
Blue school shirt
Blue skorts
Blue shorts and short navy blue leggings (optional)
for athletics team only
Swimming costume in school colours
Navy school towel
House coloured swimming cap
School rash vest (optional)
Team cap if selected for swimming team
School tracksuit
Short white socks
White takkies with white laces
No painted finger nails or toe nails
No jerseys to be worn with Sports Uniform
Winter
Blazer
Maroon long trousers
White long-sleeved shirt (no badge)
School tie
Beige long socks
Brown school shoes
Blue school jersey
Maroon, blue or white hair accessories
Maroon Beanie (optional)
Swimming (Gr R-3 ONLY)
Swimming costume in school colours
Swimming cap (house colour)
School Poncho to be worn with white or
blue rubber slip-slops
Poncho and school cap can be embroidered
at L&T Leisure Wear, 30 Central Ave,
Eastleigh or Hunyani Snake Club,
Voortrekker Ave, Edenvale
School rash vest (optional)
RECEPTION YEAR NEWS
We are so proud of our girls who settled into “Big School” with ease this week. They spent
the week getting to know their teachers, peers and their new surroundings.
We welcome our third year intern, Miss van Rensburg to Mrs Latre’s class. We look forward
to an exciting year together.
Reminder: The girls need to have a Holy Rosary hat. These hats will remain at school on
their hooks.
Art t-shirts which are in their locker are to remain at school.
Swimming starts on Wednesday, 20th January during the school day. Please send your
daughters’ Holy Rosary costume, blue or white flip flops, and any swimming cap and a Holy
Rosary Poncho towel in the tog bag that was supplied at the New Childrens’ Party. Please
label all costumes, towels, flip flops and caps.
Extra Mural Demonstrations:
Karate
:
Monday 18th January
Playball
:
Tuesday 19th January
Playfit
:
Wednesday 20th January
Gym Masters :
Thursday 21st January
Each demonstration takes place at 12h00. You are welcome to come and watch. Please
enter through the Main School Reception.
Grade R Tennis and Choir will start in the second term. Tennis will take place on a Monday
and Choir on a Thursday after school.
Our first tuck-shop will take place on Friday 22nd January. The girls will bring their tuck
purses home on Thursday afternoon. Please send R10 in their purses, an empty plastic
lunchbox and something for them to drink to school on that day. The tuck girls for the day
will have been given a reminder.
We will be playing in the Mud on Thursday, 28th January. A detailed letter will go home
next week.
Mrs L Latré
HOD: Grade R
CULTURAL EXTRA MURALS
All private extra mural tuition will commence on Monday, 18 January.
All school extra murals (choir, etc) will begin on Monday, 25 January.
SPORTS NEWS
Sports extra murals commence on Monday, 18 January. (Gr 1-2 only start on Monday, 25
January.) Please consult the week ahead sheets at the end of this newsletter.
Should you need to see Mrs Watson regarding any sporting queries please leave a message
with Mrs Tuffek to make an appointment.
Mrs A Watson
HOD: Sports
DEBS 2016
Decide Commit Succeed
Dates to Diarise for 2016
Debs’ Market Days
Debs’ Grade 4 - Grade 7 Camp Out
Debs’ Grade 1 - Grade 3 Pyjama Party
26th February, 1st April, 27th May, 29th July
5th February
4th March
Debs’ Fashion Show
Debs’ Food and Wine Festival
Debs’ Golf Day
Debs’ Family Quiz Night
Debs’ Ball
1st April
27th May
14th June
21st July
10th September
Thank you to Parents, Staff, and Girls for your on-going generous support for our Debs.
Up and Coming Debs Events
This is a very busy term for the Debs as it includes not only market days, Grade 4 - Grade 7 Camp Out,
Grade 1 - Grade 3 Pyjama Party, and various private events, but also the highlight for many - the Fashion
Show!
Debs’ Items
Cassidy Dunn
Micaela da Silva
Megan Bertasso
Federica Giuricich
Chiara Hoskin
Drew-Ann Dietrich
Lara Irons
Kiara J van Rensburg
Carli Dunmow
Jessica du Toit
Melissa Rattray
Hayley Griffin
Nontokozo Mtwetwa
Siphesihle Sibiya, Iman
Rai, Courtney Scheublé
Devan Cerrai
Chrislin Nieuwoudt
Amy Sundstrom
Hannah Koen
Kelly Winter
Chiara Hoskin
Bontleng Dibakwane
Isabella Zagato
Megan Bertasso
Federica Giuricich
Slush
Puffs, baby born clothes, lip gloss, Teddy bear raffle, hair elastics, Valentine - teddy
bears raffle
Candy floss, caramelised popcorn
Jewellery, fudge, toys, soft serve ice-cream, biltong, droëwors, sweetie jars, jars filled
with goodies, Cake-in-a Jar, homemade ice tea
Message in a bottle, pet rocks, snow globes, stress shakers, lace jars/candle jars, fairy
gardens, strawberry hanging pots, cookie jars, crocheted decorations, plant
pots/seedlings, glass tiles coasters, personalised artwork commissions, crocheted
flower buckets, mini chalk boards, glow wands, headbands, glass decorations
Doughnuts, Father’s day - chocolate cigars, Mother’s day – gifts & raffle
Silver and fashion jewellery
Bacon and tomato pasta, condensed milk and caramel syringes, waffles with toppings,
flower headbands, telephone hair bands, glitter balls, chocolate strawberries,
cupcakes, painted quotes, decorated jars, flower pens, rings, keyrings, giant marbles,
chocolate coated watermelon
Milkshakes, rice crispy treats, smores, chicken strips, salad & sauces
Lemonade
Tacos, jelly boots
Handmade hair accessories, pens, pencils, purse, Halloween hair clips, hair
accessories, homemade ice-cream made to order, paint a biscuit for birthday parties
Sugar strips, raffles, slime, candy canes, unique sweets
Family Calendars
Fishing stall, drawing and colouring in competition
Bottles filled with sweets and marshmallows, toffee apples, nail art, flash tattoos,
meringues, sour strips, jewellery, rock candy, Oreo mickey mouse sticks
Soaps and lip balms, Rosaries and beaded rosary jewellery
Minute to Win It game
Henna tattoos, pancakes, light-up small teddy bears, phone cover accessories, coconut
ice, peanut butter biscuits, chocolate marshmallow squares
Homemade Carrot cakes to order
Slap chips
Regards, Mrs de Castro
AFTERNOON CLUBS
Club Registration takes place on Thursday, 21 January and clubs run for a period of six
weeks. Please ensure your daughter brings her Registration Form, fully completed, with her
to school on Thursday. Please note payment is due by Friday, 29 January.
HOLY ROSARY PRIMARY SCHOOL EXTRA CURRICULAR TIMETABLE
TERM 1, 2016
Monday
Time
06:30-07h15
ACTIVITY/SPORT
Early morning swimming ( A
Team)
GR0
GR1
GR2
13h45 - 14h20
Swimming Practice Gr 1 and 2
**
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14h20-15h15
U9 and U10 swimming practice
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GR3
GR4
GR5
GR6
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GR7
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Tuesday
Time
ACTIVITY/SPORT
13h45-14h15
Tennis Gr 1 and 2
14h15-15h15
Tennis Gr 3
14h15-15h15
U11, U12 and Open Swimming
Practice
GR0
GR1
GR2
GR3
GR4
GR5
GR6
GR7
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Wednesday
Time
ACTIVITY/SPORT
13h45 -14h15
Learn to swim
14h15-15h15
GR0
GR1
GR2
GR3
GR4
GR5
GR6
GR7
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Tennis Practice
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13h30-16h00
Eastern’s Swimming Gala
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14h15 - 15h15
Swimming non Team ***
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Thursday
Time
06h30 - 07h15
13h45-16h00
ACTIVITY/SPORT
Early morning swimming (A
Team)
13h45-14h20
Tennis Matches
Swimming Practice Gr 1 and 2
***
14h20-15h10
U9 and U10 Swimming
15h10 -16h00
Swimming U11, U12 and Open
Friday
GR0
GR1
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GR2
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GR3
GR4
GR5
GR6
GR7
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Time
ACTIVITY/SPORT
13h30-16h00
Swimming Galas
GR0
GR1
GR2
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GR3
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GR4
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GR5
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GR6
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EXTRA MURAL INFORMATION 2016
All students participating in extra-murals must meet under the covered walkway at the end of the
school day. Registers will be taken and students must walk down to Shanahan Park with the
teacher/coaches in charge.
Children not collected from Shanahan Park will be walked back up to reception at the end of the last
extra-mural session.
Grade 1 and 2 Swimming Practice.
These sessions are for Grade 1 and 2 students who are able to swim 25m freestyle and 25m backstroke
without assistance.
Grade 1 and 2 Learn to Swim.
These sessions are for Grade 1 and 2 students who cannot swim 25m freestyle and backstroke.
U9 – Open Swimming
These sessions are for Grade 3-7 students who have made the School A, B or C swimming team. Team
lists will be put on the sports notice board by 22 January 2016.
Early Morning Swimming
These sessions are for Grade 4-7 students who have made the Schools A swimming team. Team lists
will be put on the sports notice board by 22 January 2016.
Swimming Non – team
These sessions are for Grade 3-7 students who have not made the Schools swimming team.
If your child would like to participate in a cultural activity, you may attend one swimming practice a
week.
If the cultural and sport activities clash, the student will need to choose an extra mural for the term.
Yours in sport
Mrs Alison Watson
HOD: Primary sport
PHYS ED STAFF TIME TABLE TERM 1
DATE
25th - 29th
January 2016
DAY
TIME
ACTIVITY
25th
Monday
06h30 – 07h15
Swimming (A team)
U10 - Open
13h45 – 14h20
Swimming
Gr 1-2
14h20 – 15h15
Swimming
U9 – U10
14h30 – 16h00
Netball (Trials)
Open
WEEK 2
AGE GROUP
TEACHER
Mrs V, Richard
and Mrs Bennett
Ms Walker, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
Mrs V, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
Ms Walker
26th
Tuesday
13h45 – 14h15
14h15 – 15h15
14h15 – 15h15
Tennis
Tennis
Swimming
Gr 1-2
Gr 3
U11 - Open
Ms Walker
Ms Sincock
Mrs V, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
27th
Wednesday
13h45 – 14h15
Learn to swim
Gr 1-2
14h15 – 15h15
Non team
swimming
Gr 3-7
14h15 – 15h15
Tennis
Gr 4-7
Ms Walker and
Richard
Ms Walker, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
Ms Sincock
06h30 – 07h15
Swimming (A team)
U10 - Open
13h30 – 16h30
Tennis Matches
A/ B = vs St Peters
(H)
C /D = Bye
Gr 4-7
13h45 – 14h20
Swimming
Gr 1-2
14h20 – 15h10
Swimming
U9 and U10
15h10 – 16h00
Swimming
U11, U12 and
Open
13h15 – 17h00
Swimming
A = St Benedicts
B = The Ridge
U9 - Open
28th
29th
Thursday
Friday
Mrs V and Ms
Walker
Mrs Watson
Ms Walker, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
Mrs V, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
Mrs V, Mrs
Bennett and
Richard
All Staff
HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL EXTRA-CURRICULAR ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAM 2016
DAY OF THE
WEEK
MONDAY
TIME
TERM 1
TERM2
TERM 3
14:15 –
15:15
SENIOR
CHOIR
PRACTICE
SENIOR
CHOIR
PRACTICE
SENIOR
CHOIR
PRACTICE
15:30 –
16:15
16:15 –
17:00
TUESDAY
07:0007:30
WEDNESDAY
14:15 15:00
14:15 –
14:45
15:3016:15
16:15
17:00
THURSDAY
13:00
13:30
13:30
14:00
14:15 –
15:00
JAZZ HANDS JAZZ HANDS JAZZ HANDS
MARIMBA
MARIMBA
MARIMBA
BAND
BAND
BAND
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
BEATSTIX
BEATSTIX
BEATSTIX
MARIMBA
MARIMBA
MARIMBA
BAND
BAND
BAND
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA
ENSEMBLE
ENSEMBLE
ENSEMBLE
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
PERCUSSION PERCUSSION PERCUSSION
BAND
BAND
BAND
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
JUNIOR
JUNIOR
JUNIOR
CHOIR
CHOIR
CHOIR
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
PRACTICE
FUNKY
GROOVE
MARIMBA
PRACTICE
MAJESTIX
MARIMBA
BAND
PRACTICE
RECEPTION
CHOIR
PRACTICE
FUNKY
GROOVE
MARIMBA
PRACTICE
MAJESTIX
MARIMBA
BAND
PRACTICE
RECEPTION
CHOIR
PRACTICE
FUNKY
GROOVE
MARIMBA
PRACTICE
MAJESTIX
MARIMBA
BAND
PRACTICE
RECEPTION
CHOIR
PRACTICE
LITTLE
STARS
CHOIR
PRACTICE
DRUMMING
BAND
PRACTICE
LITTLE
STARS
CHOIR
PRACTICE
DRUMMING
BAND
PRACTICE
LITTLE
STARS
CHOIR
PRACTICE
DRUMMING
BAND
PRACTICE
TEACHER /
COACH
MRS H
HEYMANS
MRS R
FRANCIS
MRS M
VITALE
MRS B
PHILLIPS
MRS B
PHILLIPS
MRS. H
HEYMANS
MRS R
FRANCIS
MRS R
FRANCIS
MRS H
HEYMANS
MRS B
PHILLIPS
MRS B
PHILLIPS
MRS R
FRANCIS
MRS L
LATRE
MRS H
HEYMANS
MRS R
FRANCIS
MRS B
PHILLIPS
KINDLY NOTE: AUDITIONS WILL BE HELD DURING JANUARY 2016 WHERE STUDENTS
WILL BE SELECTED TO TAKE PART IN THESE ACTIVITIES
ADVERTS
GUIDES
Fun! Adventure! Challenge for girls aged 10-14 years
If you enjoy cooking, playing games, creative thinking,
crafts, the great outdoors, helping others, camping,
hiking, being with your friends and doing your best, then you need to join us!
Cutty Sark Girl Guides has been meeting in the Edenvale area since 1968 and we’re always
looking for young ladies to join us and to have loads of FUN!
We meet on Thursday evenings from 17h30 to 19h30 at the Harmelia Gardens Air Scout Hall,
Partridge Avenue, Highway Gardens.
For more information contact:
Beverley 082 804 3161 or [email protected]