NEWSLETTER 1 OF 2018: 15 21 JANUARY€¦ · Von Witt Bob Davadoss Lucia Rushton Susan STAFF...

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1. A New Year is like a blank book, and the pen is in your hands. It is your chance to write a beautiful story for yourself. Wish You Happy New Year 2018.

2. New days, new time, new moments ahead are waiting for you, may these 365 days light up your life, Happy New Year 2018!

3. New Year is the time to visit our relatives and friends to warm up relations, and strengthen friendship wishing you a year with fun, and party with relatives and friends. Happy New Year.

4. Have seen several events coming up and forgotten, I have witness prominent leaders rising up and forgotten, I have seen greener trees withering and drying up. But a special person like you will remain, in my heart for ever, Happy New Year 2018.

5. New Year is there to enjoy and take rest to face our challenges, with more courage wishing you a great holiday, and celebration Happy New Year 2018.

6. In your life, may there always be: Love and Laughter in the air; Someone wonderful to pair; warm kisses and life to share; and you’re always in top gear. Happy New Year 2018.

7. May the New Year transform your: Your tears into joy, your plans into action, your dreams into reality, your savings into assets, your love into togetherness, and your milestones into destinations! A very Happy New Year to you and your family.

8. Before the golden sun sets, 2017’s calendar is destroyed, and mobile networks get jammed, I wish in 2018 every moment is enjoyed.

NEWSLETTER 1 OF 2018: 15 – 21 JANUARY

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

Is it possible that two words can change someone’s day, someone’s life? What if those same two words

could change the world? Well, I’m on a quest to find out – and, with your help, this quest will be a

success.

This quest inadvertently began last November in a grocery store.

I was standing in the checkout line behind a woman who looked to be in her 60s. When it was her turn

to pay, the cashier greeted her by name and asked her how she was doing.

The woman looked down, shook her head and said, “Not so good. My husband just lost his job and my

son is up to his old tricks again. The truth is, I don’t know how I’m going to get through the holidays.”

Then she gave the cashier food stamps.

My heart ached. I wanted to help but didn’t know how. Should I offer to pay for her groceries, ask for

her husband’s resume? I did nothing – yet. And the woman left the store.

As I walked into the parking lot, I spotted the woman returning her shopping cart, and I remembered

something in my purse that could help her in a different but hopefully profound way. It wasn’t a

handful of cash or a lead on a job for her husband, but maybe – just maybe – it would make her life

better.

My heart pounded as I approached the woman.

“Excuse me,” I said, my voice trembling a bit. “I couldn’t help overhearing what you said to the cashier.

It sounds like you’re going through a really hard time right now. I’m so sorry. I’d like to give you

something.”

And I handed her a business-sized card.

When the woman read the card’s only two words, she began to cry. And through her tears, she said,

“You have no idea how much this means to me.”

I was a little startled by her reply. Having never done anything like this before, I hadn’t anticipated the

reaction I might receive. All I could think to respond was, “Oh my. Would it be OK to give you a hug?”

After we embraced, I walked back to my car -- and began to cry too.

The words on the card?

“You Matter.”

A few weeks earlier, a colleague gave me a similar card as encouragement for a project I was working

on. When I read the card, I felt a warm glow spread inside of me. Deeply touched, I came home and

ordered my own box of You Matter cards and started sharing them.

First, I gave them to family and close friends. Even if they weren’t in as dire straits as the woman at the

grocery store, their faces lit up and often their eyes moistened when they read those two words.

As I became bolder, I started giving the You Matter cards to people in my community who make my

life richer – such as my dry cleaner and the man who sells me fruit at the farmer’s market. While the

gesture didn’t always end in an actual hug, the words were a hug in themselves. The recipients were

visibly moved. And I was too.

Then I became a bit mischievous. I began leaving cards in places where I couldn’t witness who received

them. I tucked one inside the pages of a library book I was returning. I placed another one in the credit

card slot at a gas pump.

At the time I met the woman in the grocery store, I was completing a certificate program in Applied

Positive Psychology sponsored by the Flourishing Center. I learned the science behind happiness and

well-being.

One of the forefathers in the field of positive psychology, Chris Peterson, said that the entire practice

boils down to three words: “Other people matter.”

Well, my experience in the grocery store confirmed that telling other people they matter also matters.

People crave connection but feel more isolated than ever. Every one of us is here for a reason. We are

all essential. We need, and are needed by, each other.

Always.

Especially now.

DISA PRIMARY SCHOOL

STAFF ALLOCATION TERM 1 of 2018 WCED: Western Cape Education Department ASSF: Andreas and Susan Struengmann Foundation

POSITION NAME Principal

Gerda van der Westhuizen

WCED

Foundation Phase Deputy Principal

Michelle Swanepoel

WCED

Intermediate & Senior Phase Deputy Principal

Alexander Molteno

ASSF

Professional Development & Human Resources

Minnette Dempsey ASSF

Grade R Teacher & Grade Head Grade R Assistant Teacher Grade R Assistant Teacher

Celeste Loggenberg Hilda Clark Shana Warner

ASSF ASSF ASSF

Grade R Teacher Grade R Assistant Teacher Head

Debbie Mitchell Lindi Masiza

ASSF ASSF

Grade R Teacher Grade R Assistant Teacher

Faith Mawere Amanda Janda

ASSF ASSF

Grade 1 Teacher & Grade Head & HOD Grade 1 Assistant Teacher Head

Megan Schmid Zenobia Saaiman

WCED ASSF

Grade 1 Teacher Grade 1 Assistant Teacher

Roxanne Muller Noncedo Mngomeni

ASSF ASSF


Esther Chihwereva Zaakiyah Tieling

ASSF ASSF

Grade 2 Teacher & Grade Head Grade 2 Assistant Teacher Head

Sania Smit Kholeka Sibiya

WCED ASSF


Sarah Aupiais Nokuthula Mqoqi

ASSF ASSF


Kim Davids Phumza Mboniswa

ASSF ASSF

Grade 3 Teacher & Grade Head Grade 3 Assistant Teacher

Bev Leeflang Zodwa Ysterman

WCED ASSF

Grade 3 Teacher Grade 3 Assistant Teacher Head

Genevieve Morgan Noncedo Mndi

WCED ASSF


Katherine Messenger Thandiswa Mcuba

ASSF ASSF

Grade 4 Teacher & Grade Head Grade 4 Assistant Teacher

Aimee Jenner Cheryl Kynoch

WCED ASSF


Beatrice Miller Nolubabalo Maci

WCED ASSF


Michael Ford Gloria Ntlapo

WCED Contract

ASSF

Grade 5 Teacher & Grade Head & HOD Grade 5 Assistant Teacher Head

Jenna Swano Uvile Asekun Andiswa Malashe

WCED WCED Substitute ASSF


Jenna Riva Phumeza Kosi

ASSF ASSF


Nicky Keet Thembisa Mngxunyeni

ASSF ASSF

STAFF ALLOCATION 2018

POSITION NAME Grade 6 Teacher & Grade Head & HOD Grade 6 Assistant Teacher Head

Marike Pieterse Bahia Petersen

WCED

ASSF


Kate Stewart Jo-Ann Ackers

WCED Contract

ASSF


Gi-Che Jaftha Ntombi Lugalo

WCED Contract

ASSF

Grade 7 Teacher & Grade Head & Acting HOD

Grade 7 Assistant Teacher Mariana Oberholzer Thuliswa Sibara

WCED ASSF

Grade 7 Teacher & Grade Grade 7 Assistant Teacher

Jennifer Cunningham Precious Tame

WCED ASSF


Andron Crisp Linda Klaas

ASSF ASSF

Grade 1 - 3 Afrikaans Teacher & Grade Head Grade 1 – 3 Afrikaans Teacher Assistant

Annemie Steyn Megan Patrick

WCED ASSF

Grade 4 – 5 Afrikaans Teacher Grade 4 – 5 Afrikaans Teacher Assistant

Willa Bleeker Labeeqah Petersen

WCED ASSF

Grade 6 – 7 Afrikaans Teacher Grade 6 – 7 Afrikaans Assistant Teacher

Charne Enslin-Bam Nicole Abrahams

ASSF ASSF

Grade 1 - 3 isiXhosa Teacher Grade 1 – 3 isiXhosa Assistant Teacher

Nomakula Mbacwana Tania Bolotina

ASSF ASSF

Grade 4 - 5 isiXhosa Teacher Grade 4 – 5 isiXhosa Assistant Teacher

Ntombenkosi Nobuzana Thobisile Zungu

ASSF ASSF

Grade 6 – 7 isiXhosa Teacher Grade 6 – 7 isiXhosa Assistant Teacher

Mandisa Mabuto Ovuyo Tsotso Thabile Masiza

ASSF ASSF VOLUNTEER

ICT Teacher

Robert Fischer ASSF

Librarian Library & Admin Assistant Teacher Head

Yvonne Swanepoel Caitlin Thomas

ASSF ASSF

Social Worker Nadene Bell

ASSF

Psychologist

Dr Steffi Stockton ASSF Part Time

Physical Education Darryn Smith

ASSF

Music

Carla van Wyk ASSF Part Time

Learning Support 1 Teacher Learning Support 1 Assistant Teacher

Talia Runciman Siddika Adams

ASSF ASSF

Grade 3 – 4 Learning Support 2 Teacher Learning Support 2 Assistant Teacher

Jessica Tweedie Zimkitha Nobuzana

ASSF ASSF

Grade 5 – 6 Learning Support 2 Teacher Learning Support 2 Assistant Teacher

Victoria Burnett Busi Charlton

ASSF ASSF

Network Support Network Support

Wikus Radyn Fuad Behardien

ARTIBEUS IT ARTIBEUS IT

Receptionist

Sibongile Sikenjana

ASSF

Secretary

Noeline Case

ASSF

Admin Assistant Andile Kosi

ASSF

Bursar Admire Chibaya ASSF

POSITION NAME Estate Manager

Kennedy Loggenberg

ASSF

Cleaner

Jerry Mpambani

ASSF

Cleaner

Clement Chilinda

ASSF

Cleaner Lindile Kewuti

ASSF

Cleaner

Ntsikelelo Welcome Njubane

ASSF

Cleaner

Petros Moyo ASSF

Cleaner

Serina Abrahams ASSF

Cleaner

Cynthia Mwalwanda

ASSF

Cleaner

Rhoda Nyondo

ASSF

Cleaner

Samukelisiwe Hlatshwayo

ASSF

Cleaner

Babalwa Toko ASSF

Cleaner

Yonela Mawu ASSF

Plumber

Sulaiman Adams ASSF

Head Cook

Felicity November

ASSF

Cook

Pauline Warner ASSF

Cook

Marinda Jullies ASSF

Driver

Jamiel Adams ASSF

WCED STAFF ASSF STAFF ARTIBEUS VOLUNTEER

17 83 2 1

TEACHERS ASSISTANT TEACHERS

ADMIN SUPPORT SMT EXEC

ITC SUPPORT

40 37 4 17 3 2

DISA TOTAL STAFF 2018

103

POSITION SURNAME NAME

DONORS: Struengmann Andreas

Struengmann Susan

PARENTS: Nongabe Morris

PRINCIPAL: Van der Westhuizen Gerda

DONOR REPRESENTATIVES:

Von Witt Bob

Davadoss Lucia

Rushton Susan

STAFF REPRESENTATIVES

Chibaya Admire

Molteno Alex

Swanepoel Michelle

School Governing Body Elections take place every 3 years. School Governing Body Elections will take place during the month of March in all

public schools in 2018.

1. The School Uniform Shop hours are: Thursdays 7:00 – 8:00 am and 1:30 – 2:30 pm.

SUMMER UNIFORM BOYS GIRLS

Black lace up school shoes Grey knee-high socks Red short sleeve golf shirt with school logo Red Fleece top with school logo Red School poncho (rainy days) Grey Short pants

Black “baby doll” school shoes Grey knee-high socks Grey unpleated skirt Red short sleeve golf shirt with school logo Red fleece top with school logo Red school poncho (rainy days) Black ribbons, scrunchies ONLY

2018 SCHOOL GOVERNING BODY

2018 SCHOOL UNIFORM

2018 SCHOOL GOVERNING BODY ELECTIONS

WINTER UNIFORM BOYS GIRLS

Black lace up school shoes Grey knee-high socks Red + Grey school tracksuit with school logo (Grade R – 3) School Blazer (Grade 4 - 6 ONLY) Grey long pants (Grade 4 - 6 ONLY) Red long sleeve golf shirt with school logo Red Fleece top with school logo Red beanie with Disa Primary embroidery Red School poncho (rainy days)

Black “baby doll” school shoes Grey knee-high socks Red + Grey school tracksuit with school logo (Grade R – 3) School Blazer (Grade 4 - 6 ONLY) Grey unpleated skirt (Grade 4 - 6 ONLY) Black stockings (Grade 4 - 6 ONLY) Red long sleeve golf shirt with school logo Red fleece top with school logo Red beanie with Disa Primary embroidery Red school poncho (rainy days)

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

BOYS AND GIRLS Disa Primary sport shorts Red short sleeve golf shirt with school logo Soccer: Black soccer boots Netball: White takkies

ITEM COST

Red short sleeve R135.00

Red long sleeve R145.00

Red fleece top R175.00

Tracksuit R420.00

Beanie R50.00

Grey sports short R80.00

Poncho (Rain coat) R140.00

Blazer R400.00

Panties 3 for R50.00

Stockings 3 for R150.00

Disa School bag R210.00

2018 SCHOOL UNIFORM PRICING

COST: GRADE R – GRADE 7: R450-00 PER CHILD

Please pay for the Stationery Pack at Disa Primary School Reception. You will be issued with a receipt after payment has been received in full. Your child will be issued with his/her sealed Stationery Pack on the first day of school in 2018. Only children whose parents have paid in full for stationery will receive a pack No child will be issued with exercise books,diary, textbooks, worksheets, or the use

of an iPad in class unless stationery has been paid in full. No child will be assessed, or allowed to write any test or examination, until

stationery has been paid in full.

Please do not cover diaries. Please do not put any pictures or stickers on diaries. Please complete ALL the information on the first pages of the

diary. Please check diaries EVERY DAY. Please sign diaries EVERY DAY. Learner diaries must be at school every day. Please look after diaries with pride and care.

1. It is the responsibility of parents / guardians to mark all clothing and stationary items with a permanent marker.

2. Clothing and stationary must be marked with the name and surname of the learner.

3. Named / marked lost items can be claimed from the Receptionist, only if learners / parents are able to give a positive, unique identification mark.

4. If items are not legitimately claimed after 2 weeks, they may be sold. Unclaimed items will certainly be disposed of at the end of each term.

5. Parents / Guardians will only be assisted on Thursdays (during the Uniform Shop hours) to search for clothing / stationery amongst the lost property items.

2018 STATIONERY

LEARNER DIARIES

LOST PROPERTY

Learners will be issued with a homework grid on Monday mornings, explaining the

homework of the week.

All learners will have homework to complete form Monday to Thursday.

Parents / Guardians must please:-

a. Support children with homework

b. Ensure that all homework is completed daily with pride

c. Sign the homework grid to acknowledge that homework has been completed and

that it has been checked by you as parent / guardian

d. Communicate with the teacher if any of the homework activities have not been

understood

Homework is an extension of class work and should be approached in a serious manner.

Praise children for completing their homework.

1. One day absent: Letter from parent / guardian

in the diary

2. Two or more days absent: Doctor / Clinic

note required

3. Departing early: Letter in diary in advance, to be

signed off by Principal

4. Parent / Guardian to sign register at office

before departing early

5. Parent / Guardian to show proof of identification

before learner may depart with them

HOMEWORK

ABSENTEEISM POLICY FOR LEARNERS

Disa Primary School is a NO SMOKING ZONE and smoking is PROHIBITED in any area of the school.

1. CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: +27(021)200 0790 Fax: +27(021)200 0789 Email: [email protected] Website: www.disaprimaryschool.co.za

2. SOCIAL MEDIA http://www.facebook.com/DisaPrimary http://twitter.com/DisaPrimary

3. OFFICE HOURS Monday to Thursday: 07:30 – 15:30 Friday: 07:30 – 14:30

4. POSTAL ADDRESS

P.O. Box 26983 HOUT BAY 7872

5. PHYSICAL ADDRESS

O.R. Tambo Road Imizamo Yethu HOUT BAY 7806

Any parent / guardian is kindly invited to please meet with the Principal about any positive / negative matters relating to the school / children of the school. Please arrange an appointment in your child’s diary or by phoning the school.

NO SMOKING AT DISA PRIMARY SCHOOL

COMMUNICATION WITH THE SCHOOL

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.disaprimaryschool.co.za/

http://www.facebook.com/DisaPrimary

Legislation has changed regarding dispensing of medicines to children at school. Please note the

following very carefully:

NO medication may be sent to school with

children.

If a child uses an asthma pump regularly, one

pump must be sent to school, and another pump

must be kept at home. A letter must be sent to

school requesting the school to make use of the

asthma pump when the child needs it. The letter

should also give clear dispensing instructions. The

pump will be retained by the teacher.

ONLY Ritalin may be dispensed at school because

it is for educational purposes. Parents must also

give the school permission in writing to dispense

Ritalin.

When a child is sick at school, parents / guardians will be phoned to collect the child. A sick

child must please be taken to the doctor / clinic.

PLEASE NOTE: Parents / guardians of children bringing medication to school will be reported to

the authorities. Medication in a child’s possession is a safety risk to all the other learners in the

school.

ALL Parents / guardians are kindly requested to PLEASE attend the

Term 1 of 2018 Information Evening: DATE: MONDAY 22 JANUARY 2018 TIME: 17:30

ATTENDANCE IS VERY IMPORTANT AND WILL BE MUCH

APPRECIATED.

MEDICATION AT SCHOOL

VERY IMPORTANT:

2018 PARENT / GUARDIAN INFORMATION EVENING

GRADE RL Lisakhanya Mbovane 76,33

Amile Mnguni 76,33

Saabirah Adams 73

Promise Banda 73

Kaydee Newman 73

GRADE RM Cleo Barnett 76,33

Jemma-Lee Louw 76,33

Akeelah Buchener 76,33

GRADE RMu Kakamba Kazadi 79,67

Akhanya Rongwana 79,67

Zach Abrahams 76,33

Avuyonke Kosi 76,33

Salla Gama 76,33

GRADE 1D Sibulele Mbingeleli 81,08

Jane Ralana 80,07

Unathi Dlakana 80,07

GRADE 1M Tendai Ngadya 78,07

David Nzolanzofou 71,06

Fezekile Gogwana 68,05

Anam Tafeni 68,05

Ayanda Opperman 68,05

ACADEMIC RESULTS OF TERM 4: 2017

GRADE 1C Camryn Arendse 81,08

Tylo Da Silva 81,08

Sharne vd Ross 79,08

Takunda Khombedza 76,07

GRADE 2S Lavela Deleki 83,08

Vusi Mbina 83,08

Abby Da Silva 82,09

Tamica Pelston 82,09

Kylee Martin 82,09

GRADE 2A Moegamad Adams 84,09

Jody-ann Wichman 77,08

Alazene Williams 74,07

Caydyn Martins 74,07

GRADE 2M Mbali Kosi 83,08

Ephraim Mvalo 83,08

Akanye Nogqwazi 81,08

Afftyn-Lee Buchener 74,07

GRADE 3L Achumile Mondi 82,25

Carl Lot 79,83

Yama Maqhina 79,83

Siphesihle Buqa 78

GRADE 3S Boitumelo Mabohlo 82, 25

Axola Zimemo 82, 25

Ruvarashe Swabu 82,25

Zeah Okhuis 81,05

Khanya Qotyiwe 72,83

GRADE 3M Christwish Chikochi 87,42

Molemo Mothata 76,33

Paulah Hendricks 75,58

GRADE 4J Afikile Nombewu 71,04

Chelsey-Lee Lucas 70

Sethu Rongwana 67,06

GRADE 4Go Ashanti Majavu 80,02

Zoe Jacobs 73,03

Kezia Wesso 72,06

GRADE 4Gr Qawe Sawuka 76,05

Aisha Chidende 74,04

Ziyaat Samuels 67,02

GRADE 5M Miraim Haihambo 77,05

Tashny Ncapayi 67,07

Kay-D-Lee Friester 61,09

Olonwabo Qalvane 61,09

GRADE 5P Angel Chiheya 73,05

Tariro Muparadzi 71,03

Mabhele Adonis 66,02

GRADE 5S Sibusiso Ntlapo 76,09

Siyamthanda Yeki 75,09

Ovayo Tapile 68,02

GRADE 6S Indiphile Nyanga 83,06

Cameron van Wyk 79,03

Kiane-Lee Adams 75.02

GRADE 6K Sikelela Koliwe 77

Olona Mangisa 66,08

Avuma Njokweni 65,08

GRADE 6M Yandile Matyitilili 68,06

Khanyokuhle Mvumvu 65,01

Dineo Hanisi 64,05

GRADE 7O Phelo Xulu 77,04

Siphosethu Ncube 75,08

Asitandiule Mjekula 69,03

GRADE 7Cr Jorrin Louw 64.09

Lisa Mandamane 60,05

Gabby Booth 58,01

GRADE 7Cu Nokutenda Horedeyi 70,05

Ongeziwe Masengelele 63,07

Elzane Bezuidenhout 62,08

Please see Extra Mural Timetable A and B attached to this Newsletter. Extra Mural Timetable A will commence on MONDAY 29 JANUARY and will conclude on

FRIDAY 16 FEBRUARY Extra Mural Timetable B will commence on MONDAY 19 FEBRUARY and will conclude on

FRIDAY 16 MARCH. All learners participating in outdoor extra mural activities must please be correctly dressed

in Disa sport shorts and Disa golf shirts. Please make the necessary transport arrangements for learners to be collected on time

(15:45) after the completion of extra murals.

WEEK

1

JANUARY 2018 TERM 1

Monday 15 January

- Disa Primary School opens for Staff: Term 1 of 2018

- 14:00 Disa High School Scholarship final meeting with Grade 8 scholars

Wednesday 17 January

- Disa Primary School opens for learners: Term 1 of 2018

Thursday 18 January

- THOUGHTFUL THURSDAY

- 2018 Timetable to be followed by all classes

Friday 19 January

- RCL Camp

Saturday 20 January

- RCL Camp

Sunday 21 January

- RCL Camp

-

WEEK

2

Monday 22 January

- BASELINE ASSESSMENT: ENGLISH

- 18:00 PARENT / GUARDIAN INFORMATION EVENING

Tuesday 23 January

- 18:00 Disa High School Scholarship Programme: Parents Information Evening

Wednesday 24 January

- BASELINE ASSESSMENT: MATHS

Thursday 25 January

- THOUGHTFUL THURSDAY – A kind request for tin food donations to help families in need

Saturday 27 January

- 09:00 Disa High School Scholarship Programme: Parents Documents Check

TERM 1 OF 2017 IMPORTANT DATES

EXTRA MURALS OF TERM 1 OF 2018

WEEK

3

Monday 29 January

- COMMENCEMENT OF EXTRA MURALS: TIMETABLE A

- COMMENCEMENT OF RRR: TAKE HOME & READ & LEAD

Tuesday 30 January

- 18:00 Staff & SGB Meet & Greet

FEBRUARY 2018 TERM 1

Thursday 01 February


Friday 02 February

- Grade Test Term 1 Scope of Work to be given to learners

- CAKE & CANDY SALE

- 15:00 Disa High School Scholarship Programme: Application afternoon for parents

-

WEEK

4 Thursday

08 February - THOUGHTFUL THURSDAY – A kind request

for tin food donations to help families in need

Saturday 10 February

- 09:00 Disa High School Scholarship Programme: Psych testing

-

WEEK

5

Wednesday 14 February

- Staff Valentine’s Day dress up



Friday 16 February

- Conclusion if Extra Mural Timetable A

- HALF TERM ASSESSMENT MODERATION

Saturday 17 February

- 09:00 Disa High School Scholarship Programme: Exam Day

-

WEEK

6

Monday 19 February

- Commencement of Extra Mural Timetable B



Friday 23 February

- GRADE 7 TEST: CREATIVE ARTS

-

WEEK

7

Monday 26 February

- GRADE 7 TEST: TECHNOLOGY

Tuesday 27 February

- GRADE 7 TEST: MATHS 1

Wednesday 28 February

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: isiXHOSA WRITING

Thursday 01 March


- 1 – 31 March: NATIONAL SGB ELECTION MONTH

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: AFRIKAANS WRITING

Friday 02 March

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: ENGLISH WRITING

WEEK

8

MARCH 2018 TERM 1

Monday 05 March

- GRADE 4 – 6 TEST: NATURAL SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY

- GRADE 7 TEST: NATURAL SCIENCE

Tuesday 06 March

- GRADE 4 – 6 TEST: MATHS 1

- GRADE 7 TEST: EMS

Wednesday 07 March

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: SOCIAL SCIENCES

Thursday 08 March


- GRADE 1 – 3 FAT 1: isiXHOSA

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: isiXHOSA LANGUAGE & COMPREHENSION

Friday 09 March

- GRADE 1 – 3 FAT 1: AFRIKAANS

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: AFRIKAANS LANGUAGE & COMPREHENSION

-

WEEK

9

Monday 12 March

- GRADE R – 3 FAT 1: ENGLISH

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: ENGLISH LANGUAGE & COMPREHENSION

Tuesday 13 March

- GRADE R – 3 FAT 1: MATHEMATICS

- GRADE 4 – 6 TEST: LIFE SKILLS

- GTADE 7 TEST: LIFE ORIENTATION

Wednesday 14 March

- GRADE R – 3 FAT 1: LIFE SKILLS

- GRADE 4 – 7 TEST: MATHS 2

Thursday 15 March


Friday 16 March

- Conclusion of Extra Mural Timetable B

- FINAL ASSESSMENT MODERATION

-

WEEK

10

Wednesday 21 March

- PUBBLIC HOLIDAY: HUMAN RIGHT’S DAY

Thursday 22 March


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WEEK

11

Tuesday 27 March

- 16:00 – 18:00 – PARENT / GUARDIAN EVENING: COLLECTION OF REPORTS

Wednesday 29 March

- DISA PRIMARY SCHOOL CLOSES FOR TERM 1 OF 2018

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

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