1. sports
2. cricket

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WINSTON PARK PRIMARY
Weekly
Issue 36 of 2014
rd
3 Nov
Term 4
Please visit our website:
www.wppschool.co.za
“Together, we nurture and inspire each of our
children to become confident and
well-adjusted life long learners”.
With integrity
Promoting respect and responsibility
Providing a caring, secure environment
Striving for excellence
Principal’s Message
“Your only limitation is how much action you are willing to take”
Dear Parents
Please remember that our Annual Budget/AGM will take place next week on
Wednesday 12 November at 6pm in our hall and we look forward to seeing you
there. The school fees for 2015 will be proposed and voted on so please make every
effort to attend.
The sports programme this term is often disrupted by wet weather and
arrangements have to frequently be changed at the last minute. Please keep an eye
on the D6 as this medium is used to communicate any changes that may have to be
made. Where possible we do use the SMS system as well, but sometimes schools
do cancel fixtures at the last moment due to rain and alternative plans have to be
made. Thank you for your support in this regard.
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The term is moving at a blistering pace – I am sure that many of you in the
corporate world also feel this! There is still a great deal to accomplish before the
year ends and we look forward to the week ahead as we take on more exciting
challenges.
Yours sincerely
Neville Green
Principal
Moms Who Care Group:
Ephesians 2 vs 8
“For it is by grace you
have been saved, through
faith – and this is not
from yourselves, it is the
gift of God – not by
works, so that
that no one can
boast.”
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Notice is hereby given that the Budget/Annual General Meeting
will be held in the School Hall on Wednesday 12th November
2014 at 18h00.
A decision on the school fees for 2015 by the majority of parents
attending will be made at this meeting and therefore binding on
all parents of the school. Regulations for exemptions (total, partial or conditional) are
available at the school and the budget may be perused during the fourteen (14) days
prior to this meeting
AGENDA
1.
Welcome
2.
Apologies
3.
Minutes of previous meeting
4.
Matters arising
5.
Chairman’s report
6.
Report back on Strategic Initiatives
7.
Financial Report
8.
Budget for 2015
9.
Resolutions
10.
Appointment of Auditors for 2015
11.
Vote on the budget
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ON THE SPORTS FIELD
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Monday 27 October
U13 Indoor Hockey League
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The u13 girls played their 1 indoor match of the season against Kloof Senior Primary
School. It was an exciting, nail-biting match with WPPS winning 6-5. Great team work,
girls! Well done!
Cricket vs HCA
U11B: HCA won the toss and elected to field. We scored 85 runs for 8 wickets. Our top
batsmen were Eugene Donkin (12) and Mathew Tostee (10). They scored 100 runs for 5
wickets. Our top bowlers were Eugene Donkin (2/8) Bjorn Wijnberg (1/16) and Mathew
Tostee (1/9). The man of the match was Eugene Donkin. Result: Winston Park lost the
match by 15 runs. Better luck next week boys.
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Tuesday 28 October
Cricket vs HCA
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2 Team: WPPS 99/5. Ross Blackbeard 23, Liam Smythe 21 not out, Matthew Bos 12 not
out. HCA 63 all out. Matthew Bos 3/7 and Matthew Parkinson 3/8. Other outstanding
players were Callum Dixon and Bradley Pietersen. Men of the match were Matthew Bos,
Callum Dixon and Ross Blackbeard. Result: WPPS won the match by 36 runs.
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Wednesday 29 October
Cricket vs HCA
U10B: We went to HCA to play the second match of the term. They won the toss and
elected to field. We scored 82 runs for 3 wickets. They scored 86 runs for 9 wickets. Our top
batsman was Russell van Wyk (16) not out. Our top bowler was Andrew Hickman (3/14).
An outstanding player was Ethan Rist. Our man of the match was shared by Russell van
Wyk and Andrew Hickman. Result: WPPS lost the match by 1 wicket. The boys displayed
excellent teamwork - well done, boys!
Netball vs Northdene Prep/ HCA
U10:
U10A: It was a hot afternoon, but the girls were determined and played with a lot of heart.
Unfortunately, the Northdene side was just too strong for our girls and we lost 0-4. Our girls
can be commended on their fighting spirit and determined attitude. The whole team was
nominated for Lady of the Match as they played so well together.
vs HCA. It was another tough game but their determined attitudes kept them from another
loss, and managed to tie the game 0-0. The Lady of the Match went to Amahle Mchunu for
her consistent attacking.
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ON THE SPORTS FIELD
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Wednesday 29 October
Netball vs Northdene Prep/ HCA
U10 B:They played their hearts out, but came out tying the game 0-0. Our Lady of the match
was Sindi Nzama for her outstanding defending. Well done, girls - keep up the positive play!
U11: It was an extremely hot afternoon and the girls played very well. Unfortunately our A
team lost but our B team played exceptionally well, as they were one player short. Well
done!
U12: U12A vs Curro HCA: Winston Park won 5 goals to 4. Well done to Mackenzy Palmer
for being lady of the match.
U12A vs Northdene: Winston Park won 9 goals to 2. Well done to Gemma Weeder for being
lady of the match.
U12B Team “Toothpaste” vs Northdene B: Winston Park lost 3 goals to 8. Well done to Kate
Petzer for being lady of the match.
U12 B Team “Winston Way” vs Northdene B: Winston Park narrowly lost by 6 goals to 7.
Well done to the ladies of the match, Jocelyn Naylor and Anna-Rose Munn for scoring the
goals.
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Thursday 30 October
U9 Cricket vs Kloof JP: We scored 67 runs for 1 wicket. They scored 68 runs for 0 wickets.
Our top batsman was Ngoy Nsindane (13) and Jonathan Cauldwell (7). Our top bowler was
Jarad Bell (0 for 8). Well done, boys! – You played so well for your first hardball match.
U12 Indoor hockey girls: The girls played a match against St Mary’s 2. We won 3-0.
Gemma Weeder was the woman of the match. Well done, girls!
Grade 3 Netball Tournament
The grade 3 Netball girls had an excellent start to the season at the St Mary’s Tournament
on Thursday afternoon.
Winston Park Blue Team played against the following sides:Kloof
Won 1-0 (Captain Tori Murdey)
Thomas More
Draw 2-2 (Captain Danica Moss)
Waldorf
Won 2-0 (Captain Emma-Jane Hammond)
Winston Park White Team played against the following sides:
HCA
Won 0-1 (Captain Brooklyn Duthie)
Waldorf
Won 3- 1 (Captain Phatho Makhatini)
Hillcrest
Won 2 -1 (Captain Charlotte Collins)
Winston Park Black Team played against the following sides:TMC
Draw 0-0 (Captain Anna Murray)
St Mary’s
Won 2 -1 (Captain Sindi Nzama)
Atholl Heights
Lost 0-2 (Captain Shannon Hooper)
Thank you to all the parents for their support and especially Mandi Duthie for her refereeing
assistance.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Wonderful results for
Sydney Swanson (5BO)
and her pony
Davenport Pinocchio.
She won the Victor
Ludorum for the 80 &
90 cm ESP show for
2014, AND the Victor
Ludorum Performance
trophy for pony riders
across all grades for
the Triple P series!!!!
Congratulations
Sydney!
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Monday
Tuesday
3
4
Wednesday
5
Thursday
6
Friday
7
Saturday
8
Monday
Tuesday
10
11
U13 indoor hockey @ St Mary’s
Speech + Language screening
U9 hardball cricket vs Hillcrest PS (A)
SP Gala @ Hillcrest PS (selected swimmers only)
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4 Team Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (H)
Speech + Language screening
U10-12 Netball vs Hillcrest PS (A)
U10B Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (H)
U11B Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (A)
Grade 3 Netball Tournament @ St Mary’s
nd
2 Team Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (H)
rd
3 Team Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (A)
U12 indoor hockey @ St Mary’s
Grade 7 Fundraising Meeting
SP Gala at Crawford Prep La Lucia (selected swimmers
only)
St Agnes Choir
Grade 1 mini-cricket @ HCA
Grade 2 mini-cricket @ Highbury
Grade 3 mini-cricket @ Del Buys
U10A Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (H)
U11A Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (H)
st
1 Team Cricket vs Hillcrest PS (A)
U13 indoor hockey @ St Mary’s
U9 hardball cricket vs Highbury (H)
nd
2 Team Cricket vs Sarnia PS (A)
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Grade 7
Fundraising meeting
We will be having a meeting on Thursday 6 November
at 5pm to discuss ideas for the grade 7 gift for the
school. The meeting will be in the library. Parking
available in staff parking.
Reminder for end of year!
Open Dec 11 and 12.
CLOSED: 15 Dec – 9 Jan
2015 : Open 12 – 20 Jan
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BANDANA DAY
This is what was done by Embocraft
Training Centre Trust with the
returned Bandanas!
Aren’
Aren’t these little dresses gorgeous?
Thank you for your sup
support
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Eco –Outing
Unfortunately the weather
was not kind to us and the
eco-outing to the Gironi
farm in Eston had to be
postponed.
Watch
this
space for the new date. We
hope to squeeze it in before the term ends.
Thank you
A very big thank you to Brad Irvine for the loan of his
trailer to get the milk bottles to Howick. The next eco –
newsletter will have more information on the milk bottle
factory.
Thank you very much to Joyce Green Govender who
helped deliver the milk bottles and who has helped so
much with the eco file that has been submitted to
o
WESSA. We hope to get our green flag next year. Joyce,
you have been a star. Thank you!
Another big thank you to Mieke van Tienhoven who has
been a real eco- hero and has helped so much with
increasing our awareness on alien invasive plants. Mieke
has also organised a worm farm for the school which will
be up and running this week. Thank you for your very
positive input, Mieke.
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HEAD LEADERS MEET
BRUCE WALSH
What an inspiring time for our Head Leaders as they meet and
absorb the incredible story of Bruce Walsh’s survival after he lost
both his legs in the Planet Hollywood bomb blast.
Thank you for your time, Bruce!
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Tree of Light
The annual Winston Park Primary
School
Tree of Light
ceremony is back!!
Date: 05 December 2014
Del Buys Field
Starting at: 18h00 – ± 21h00
This year we are coming back with a “bang” and joining up
with Fulton School for the Deaf who will be performing with
our choir.
Food and soft drinks will be on sale or BYO picnic -please
supply your own “adult beverages”.
Music after the Carols Service will be provided by a super
secret performer so get comfortable and warm, it could be a
long night!
We are looking for “home industries” and Christmas gifttype people to come and set up their tables for our evening
market. Space is very limited so it’s on a first come basis.
Spaces cost R 200.00 for the night.
Please contact
Cate Edgar on 083
083 277 4118 or
Alison Thomson on 073 537 7805
to book your spot!
Can’t wait to see you all back there soon!
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REMEMBER
TO ALWAYS
SWIPE
YOUR
CARD