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Mr Mike Matthews has been appointed Deputy Principal.
Mrs Margie de Bruin has been appointed Hostel Superintendant for Alfred Beit House.
Mr Ruan Blignault (Mathematics) has joined the staff.

Top 3 of RCL

Aimee van Gensen (Secretary), Sibabalwe Gcilitshana (Head), Claire Lawrence (Deputy)

Wasimah Dawray (4th in NC Province)

Musarrat Kazie (9th in NC Province)


Yeshara Packirisamy was the 2nd runner-up in
Northern Cape in the Harmony Maths Olympiad

Tourism Girls
Gail Kok and Anthea Rucastle won the Extreme Action category in a
Tourism Business Plan competition organised by the Frances Baard Municipality.
They received two computers for the school.

Gail Kok

Anthea Rucastle

Each year the ‘Banango Traders’ simulation day provides
Grade 12 learners with essential business knowledge and experience.
Here the presenter, Ms C Viljoen, from the Johannesburg School of Finance,
poses with the ‘business’, LIFE’S A BEACH’, which won the overall business of the day.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Yeshini Moodaley, Anisah Hartley, Ms C Viljoen and Kelly Motseme

The Environmental Club of Kimberley Girls’ High together with
Keep Kimberley Clean, run by Mrs Wendy Peine,
painted bins for use at the Kimberley Hospital Complex.

Seen here are club members Makhotso Moalusi, Ellen Tsoai,
Mr Morgan Moodaley (teacher in charge) and Mamohau Bahumi

On Friday 11 March GHS went into overdrive with fundraising for CANSA.
A very popular fundraiser was “Dunk an RCL”.
Girls lined up to hurl water-soaked sponges at the RCL Executive.

Pictured here are Kyle Heugh taking careful aim and aiming at
RCL Executive, Lorato Monnamaeng – BULLS EYE!

GHS entered two teams in the CANSA Relay for Life.
The team leaders of the two teams were: Kayla Isaacs (RCL Executive),
Sasha-Lee Hammond and Lebo Motseke
(President and Vice-President of Interact at GHS respectively)
and Kayla Thomas (RCL Executive)

Interhouse Athletics

EASTER EGGS

GHS collected easter eggs to add some easter joy to local
children’s homes and primary schools.

Handing over easter eggs to Mrs Freda Meiring,
Manager of the Christina Kiddie Home, is the Executive Commitee of Interact,
Lebo Motseke, Clementine Tanke, Sasha-Lee Hammond and Lesego Nkosi.

Seen handing over easter eggs to learners from Kevin Nkoane is
the Executive Commitee of Interact, Lebo Motseke (far left), Mr Desai (Deputy Principal),
Clementine Tanke, Mrs Langford (Principal), Sasha-Lee Hammond and Lesego Nkosi

FREEDOM DAY

GHS celebrated Freedom Day with a
flag-raising ceremony on Thursday 21 April.

GHS Rangers raise the flag while Headmistress,
Mrs Helen Hugo, looks on.

Brand Ambassadors, Claire Lawrence and Tholofelo Ndlovu, together with
GHS’s Science Club, hosted an afternoon of fun with Science for local primary schools.

Brand Ambassadors Tsholofelo Ndlovu, Grade 10, (far left)
and Claire Lawrence, (Grade 11) (far right)
with participants from St Patrick’s College.

Individual Achievements

Claire Lawrence
Selected to present her project at the
International Science Expo in Slovakia in July

LINDA KENNY was placed 35th nationally in the recent Bio-Science Olympiad

THUTO MAPHALA and SUEWELLYN ZIMMERMANN
were selected to the GW Under 14 Frances Baard Hockey team which took part in
an IPT in Bloemfontein during the holiday.

TYRA HANNIE, FARZAANA MOHAMMED, BRITTANY WHYTE and BRONWYN BROWN
were selected to the GW Under 16 Hockey team which took part in
an IPT in Pietermaritzburg during the holiday.

SHAREE HENDRIKS, KOPANO MOOKETSE and JUDY RAUTENHEIMER
were selected to the GW Under 19 Hockey team which took part in
an IPT in Pietermaritzburg during the holiday.

The following girls were placed in the recent World Knowledge Olympiad:-
KIMBERLIN BRINK (1st in Northern Cape Junior section),
AIMEE VAN GENSEN (1st in Northern Cape Senior section),
BLAINE CHRISTIANS (2nd in the Northern Cape Junior section)