Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Friday, 8 March 2013
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Working World Extravaganza
MAJOR
RESOURCES FOR CLASS OF 2013
The school year for matrics in Nelson
Mandela Bay has started on a high note with the distribution by the private
sector of a range of career guidance resources.
Barely weeks after schools started the
year, Grade 12 learners have received acclaimed career guidance workbooks,
developed by industry to supplement
their Life Orientation syllabus.
The business community is also preparing to
engage school leavers on a large scale, directly through the annual Working
World Extravaganza career guidance exhibition at the Feathermarket Centre in
March. (13-15 March, 2013)
Organiser, Wellington Jansen of Inkanyezi
Events said the exhibition would bring together unprecedented numbers of
corporations and educational institutions to share resources with up to
15 000 learners at 200 schools over three days.
While many corporates will exhibit
alongside local and national educational institutions at the expo, the Nelson
Mandela Bay Business Chamber’s Top 40 under 40 nominees will interact and share resources and advice with
school prefect or leadership teams that have been invited to a special session
at the expo.
In preparing them for life after school, these
future leaders will also be addressed by some of the metro’s most successful
leaders, including Jane Stevenson, Tim Marshall, Neil Hart and Kings captain
Luke Watson.
The workbooks, approved for use in the Gr
12 Life Orientation syllabus by the Department Of Education, are developed and
distributed to schools free of charge thanks to the sponsorship of Volkswagen,
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, Services SETA, PE College and the NMMU.
The
exhibition and all related resources, which include career guidance counselling
and a DVD seminar, are provided free of charge to learners.
Jansen said the level of career resources
available to schools in the region through the event alone “bodes well for the
Class of 2013’’.
Entry is free and the show runs from 9am to
3pm each day.
For more information contact Inkanyezi at
041 363 0310, support@inkanyezi.co.za
DEON ENGELKE
FOR
INKANYEZI EVENTS/WORKING WORLD EXTRAVAGANZA
FOUNDERS 2013
MUIR COLLEGE
191th
FOUNDERS WEEKEND
8
MARCH – 10 MARCH 2013
Friday 8 March:
10:30
Founders Assembly
(College Hall)
11:30 Tea & Refreshments
12:30
Visit to ‘Old Red Brick
Building’
13:00 Lunch
for various year groups
17:00
Old Boys Rugby Matches
18:00 Old Muirite AGM (School
Library)
19:00 Informal Gathering
Saturday 9 March:
All
day: Old Boys Cricket matches
09:30 OMU XI vs. College 1st XI
19:00
OMU Annual Dinner
Sunday 10 March:
07:30 Informal Golf Day
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Friday, 23 November 2012
Team SA Representatives
Thursday, 22 November 2012
Monday, 5 November 2012
AFRI-SAVE DONATES R10 000 TO MUIR
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| In the picture above, from the right: (Mr Munir Jeeva) handing over a donation of R10 000 to the Old Murite Union. (Mr Ricky Weederburn, OMU Chairman) |
AFRI-SAVE / OMU GOLF DAY
The Annual Afri-Save / OMU Golf Day was held
on Saturday 3rd November 2012. Many thanks go to all the supporters,
sponsors, old Muirites and Afri-Save Cash and Carry for making this day a
success. Congratulations to the top five golfers: Z. Douglas with 44 points, A.
Transell with 43 points, H. Botha with 43 points, L. Eksteen with 42 points and
M. Olivier with 42 points. The youngest golfer to play on the day was Tian van
der Bank, a Grade 5 learner at Muir College, who came 9th with 41
points. Mr Munir Jeeva, who matriculated at Muir College and the Sole Director
of Afri-Save Cash and Carry in Uitenhage, still supports Muir in their
fundraising endeavours. At the prize-giving on Saturday, Afri-Save donated R10
000 to the Old Muirite Union, to assist needy scholars who wish to attend the
school.
Friday, 2 November 2012
Thursday, 25 October 2012
AFRI-SAVE / OMU GOLF DAY 2012
AFRI-SAVE/OMU GOLF DAY 2012
Muir College Old Muirite Union (OMU) will be hosting
their annual Golf Day on Saturday the 3rd of November 2012. Mr Munir
Jeeva, former Muirite, will once again be supporting other Muir College event
with Afri-Save Cash and Carry as the main sponsor.
The first Tee-off is at
06:30am at the Uitenhage Golf club. The format will be individual points
stapleford. A two ball will cost R400 and a four ball will cost R800.
For more
information and bookings contact Clayton du Plooy on 078 468 6964 or
e-mail: claytonduplooy@gmail.com
or the school on 041 966 1147.
Seen on the photo from the left: Mr NC
Hopley (Headmaster), Mr M. Jeeva, and Mr R. Wedderburn (OMU Chairman)
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Recipient of the Trevor Winer Bursary 2012
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| Kyle Dawson |
THE TREVOR WINER BURSARY
Muir College is pleased to announce the generosity of the Winer family who have set up a scholarship to assist Muirites who are strong academically but who do not have the financial means to attend a university of their choice. Another criteria is to be able to study a university degree which may not be offered in their immediate area.
We wish Kyle Dawson all the best with his future studies and thank Mr Winer for his support and contributions.
Congratulations to the Prefects of 2013
Friday, 12 October 2012
Mixed Martial Arts
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| Mziwamadoda Goba |
Grade 10 pupil, Mziwamadoda Goba from Muir, took part in the Destiny Mixed Martial Arts South African Championships from the 29th to the 30th of September 2012. The tournament was held at the UCT Sports Hall in Cape Town. As a member of Fusion in Uitenhage, Mziwamadoda received Gold for Mixed Martial Arts, Gold for Jiu-Jitsu and Silver for Continuous Fighting.
Thursday, 11 October 2012
FAMOUS POET VISITS MUIR
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| In the Picture (From the left): Rowan Nelson, Mr Oliphant, Lee Baatjes and Lyndon Apple |
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| In the Picture (from left; back): Mrs Jordaan (Afrikaans Educator), Lyndon Apple and Mr Mc Allister. (From the left; front) Lee Baatjes, Mr Oliphant and Rowan Nelson |
FAMOUS POET VISITS MUIR
Mr Vincent
Oliphant visited Muir College on Monday 8th October 2012. Mr
Oliphant gave an inspiring talk to the Grade 11 and Grade 12 Afrikaans classes
about his poetry. Writing from the heart, one of his poems “Woorde” has been
prescribed for Grade 12 and addresses themes of reconciliation and compassion.
The three Afrikaans Distinction candidates, Rowan Nelson, Lyndon Apple and Lee
Baatjes honoured Mr Oliphant with a Muirite Tie souvenir. The Afrikaans
Department is truly thankful for the opportunity granted to see this poet in
person.
Tuesday, 9 October 2012
THE LOVE BOX PROJECT
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| Grade 10 Learners and Mrs Downey from the New Life Crises Pregnancy Center in Uitenhage. |
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| Grade 10 Learners and Mrs Downey from the New Life Crises Pregnancy Center in Uitenhage. |
The Life-Orientation
grade 10 learners of Muir College recently completed a project on teenage
pregnancy awareness. This project initiated by former educator Mrs. Lynette
Wagenar, consisted out of theory and practical life lessons. The learners had
to earn money from household duties and had to use their collection to buy baby
goods, such as soap, shampoo, diapers, face cloths.... All these items were
donated to the New Life Crises Pregnancy Centre in Uitenhage. On receipt, Mrs.
Downey gave a short talk to the learners.
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